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sudipt narayanI like to write .
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If you want to pursue your career in management or want to open your own startup then BBA is the best option. After that, if you a pursue an MBA it will be a very good choice but if you like accounts, finance and want to make a career in a field related to this, you must go for B.Com. After that, you can go for CA, CS, M.Com and MBA in finance as these are some of the good career options after B.Com.
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Aryank singh
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From 2017, class 12th marks are just used to calculate the cut-off (min. 75%). Now the rank totally depends on your JEE Mains score. If you belong to an underprivileged category then only you can think of NIT's.
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Chetna S
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Hi,
You may pursue BBS from any stream in India and Canada but check with the university for any specific course you are looking for in it. They might have specific requirements for that. Check here for more details:
https://www.bachelorstudies.com/BBA/Canada/
You may pursue BBS from any stream in India and Canada but check with the university for any specific course you are looking for in it. They might have specific requirements for that. Check here for more details:
https://www.bachelorstudies.com/BBA/Canada/
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John Desouza
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Hello Ankush,
The minimum educational eualification required to pursue a Bachelors degree/graduation in journalism is that you must have completed 12th class in any stream.
But, you should have English subject in 12th level. Without English subject, you can't do journalism course. You should have minimum 55% marks in 12th. There are various
universities in India which offers journalism course at graduation level. Some universities conduct its own entrance exam for the admission where as some universities give you admission on the basis of 12th marks.
Please refer to the link: https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/journalism/coll
The minimum educational eualification required to pursue a Bachelors degree/graduation in journalism is that you must have completed 12th class in any stream.
But, you should have English subject in 12th level. Without English subject, you can't do journalism course. You should have minimum 55% marks in 12th. There are various
universities in India which offers journalism course at graduation level. Some universities conduct its own entrance exam for the admission where as some universities give you admission on the basis of 12th marks.
Please refer to the link: https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/journalism/coll
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8 years agoCan I appear for any entrance exam currently to pursue B.Tech? I am expecting around 90% in my 12th.
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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan
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The last date for SRM university has been extended until 25th April. So if you can apply at the earliest and write the exam, then you just do it.
I think that's the only chance among the national level exams.
SASTRA university is also a good one. Applications have just opened. It is based on your board exam marks and JEE scores. But if you haven't appeared for JEE Mains, then just apply through the board exam marks. The last date for application is June 10, 2017. So if you want to, you can apply.
Amrita and Manipal universities applications are open despite the last date. But I am not sure, you can just check with them. If they are open
I think that's the only chance among the national level exams.
SASTRA university is also a good one. Applications have just opened. It is based on your board exam marks and JEE scores. But if you haven't appeared for JEE Mains, then just apply through the board exam marks. The last date for application is June 10, 2017. So if you want to, you can apply.
Amrita and Manipal universities applications are open despite the last date. But I am not sure, you can just check with them. If they are open
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Siddrat TaufiqueCommunication Writing, USA
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Hi Anamika,
To become an IAS you must complete your Bachelor degree after 12th and in any discipline. IAS preparation is not limited to just one stream.
To become an IAS you must complete your Bachelor degree after 12th and in any discipline. IAS preparation is not limited to just one stream.
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Lalit choudharyCurrent Student- DTU, Delhi
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Yes, it is compulsory for a student to score 75% in boards.
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Parveen Kumar SharmaCommunication Skills Expert; Career and Life Coach
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There is always a good hidden thing that seems left as options. We wish you get through the NDA. In case, you don't, Mass Media can be a good option and is indeed a growing domain for those who develop themselves as skilled mass media learners.
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