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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its
Scholar-Level 17
Yes, you can expect a call from XIME-Bangalore. You have a decent academic profile. Generally, CMAT cut-off for XIME is around 80 percentile. Best of luck!
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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its
Scholar-Level 17
You need to complete your graduation before applying for MPSC.
The minimum educational qualification is as follows:
1. A candidate must hold a degree from any of the universities incorporated by the Act of the Central or State Legislature in India or other educational institutions established by an Act of Parliament.
The minimum educational qualification is as follows:
1. A candidate must hold a degree from any of the universities incorporated by the Act of the Central or State Legislature in India or other educational institutions established by an Act of Parliament.
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harinakshi urde
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Yes, you can pursue journalism and mass communication after completing class 12th in science. There is no compulsion of subjects.
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Sooryakiran P
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JEE Mains and board exam preparations can go hand in hand especially for CBSE / ICSE students.
You need to understand every concept of NCERT text books. JEE mains questions are purely based on NCERT. Further, few tricks like dimensional analysis, substituting values an eliminating options can help you to "hack" questions.
You need to understand every concept of NCERT text books. JEE mains questions are purely based on NCERT. Further, few tricks like dimensional analysis, substituting values an eliminating options can help you to "hack" questions.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
Hi,
Following are career options for PCM students after 12th:
(a) B.Tech
(b) BCA-MCA
(c) B.Sc physics, chemistry, maths, statistic or B.Sc CS or IT
(d)B Architecture
(e) B.Sc forensic science
(f) Biotechnology
(g) BBA
(h) BCA
(I) 5 years integrated law
(j) Hotel management
(k) Fashion Designing or Fashion Technology
(l) Change to humanities or commerce stream of fine arts
(m) NDA to join Armed forces as an officer
Each of the option mentioned above has its own pros and cons and you may choose any based on your interest to excel in professional life.
Following are career options for PCM students after 12th:
(a) B.Tech
(b) BCA-MCA
(c) B.Sc physics, chemistry, maths, statistic or B.Sc CS or IT
(d)B Architecture
(e) B.Sc forensic science
(f) Biotechnology
(g) BBA
(h) BCA
(I) 5 years integrated law
(j) Hotel management
(k) Fashion Designing or Fashion Technology
(l) Change to humanities or commerce stream of fine arts
(m) NDA to join Armed forces as an officer
Each of the option mentioned above has its own pros and cons and you may choose any based on your interest to excel in professional life.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
Those who do not make it to JEE have two options, dropping one year for preparation or joining any engineering college or polytechnic. With polytechnic you will take 6 years to become an engineer. Therefore, choosing an engineering college with good faculty is a good option. After clearing GATE for M.Tech with education from a normal engineering college is an option to overcome not doing B.Tech from IITs or NITs.
Devoting 1 full year for competitive exams such as JEE preparation has its own merits and demerits. Dropping a year means that you will get sufficient amount of time to prepare for competitive exams. It will allow you to take
Devoting 1 full year for competitive exams such as JEE preparation has its own merits and demerits. Dropping a year means that you will get sufficient amount of time to prepare for competitive exams. It will allow you to take
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Aniket Vaidya
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Decent chance. But, you will have to perform really well in your CT-GE-PI process.
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