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2016-06-01 12:01:42

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In-House Counselor Shiksha

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Dear Akanksha,
We need few more details to get you connected with the best career counselors on Shiksha Ask and Answer. Please share your stream (Arts, Science or Commerce) and briefly mention your interests and future plans if you have thought about this to help us guide you better. If not, you may indicate which subjects you enjoy and what kind of work you see yourself getting into. For eg: you could tell us that you enjoy Mathematics and like to be in a field that involves a lot of problem solving. Don't worry about the percentage as options will be available.

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2016-06-01 11:49:45

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Dr Suresh Babu CheelapoguSr.Consultant - Management

Scholar-Level 16

Dear saket Singh. Item provides admissions on the basis of university entrance examination. All the best.

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2016-06-01 11:43:44

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Sudha Choudhary

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Integrated MBA is BBA+MBA. The advantage here lies in that once you've laid a solid groundwork in you graduation; it becomes much easier to select the specialization of your choice. The five year course gives you a solid grounding in the basics of subjects like HR, Finance, MIS, etc and then hones your skills in a specific area, immensely boosting your job prospects.
Equipped with an MBA, you will have a lot more opportunities in the job market. Since you will have a specialization in a certain field, you will be given preference over someone with a just a Bachelor's degree.

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2016-06-01 11:39:16

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2016-06-01 11:34:53

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Anil Kumar PatelFor Better Tomorrow Make Your Today Best.

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No if you belong to general category

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2016-06-01 11:03:17

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Abhishek Bandhu

Contributor-Level 9

your 12th percentage will not matter from next year in JEE ranking . and it doesn't matter if you have 88 in board all it matter is weather you are ready to be alone for a year or you are ready to dedicate a full year to study and remember it is very difficult I am also a dropper and also I found it very hard to study after December because I was studying the same thing
so all last it is all up to you .

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2016-06-01 10:52:40

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susmitha s

Beginner-Level 2

You should start the preparation.

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2016-06-01 10:37:30

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anshita kothari

Beginner-Level 5

Helo laksh , what you can do is go for b.com course from good institute beacuse after b.com u can go up in any stream in future it will open many doors for you try doing CS whith your b.com if you can manage both of them well enough then only otherwise mess up with both of them .
you also Try out any other course which comes under your area of intrerest .
If you want to go in fututre in any managment background you can do BBA which makes up base for MBA .
If you have interest and u are good at computer skills go for BCA
their are many options dear just find out which one will suite you . Good luck have bright future ahead .

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