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DISHA RANI

Guide-Level 13

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Graduation degree in any subject of your choice to join the Ministry of Defence, GOI as Civilian staff. After graduation, you can appear for Civil Service Examination conducted by UPSC for Group A services. You can appear for SSC to join Subordinate Services. All the best.

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DISHA RANI

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Yes, there are some colleges will look at your class 12th merit, and some will ask for the entrance test, or combine both. However, you can consider JK Lakshmipat University. For this university you should have at least 50% marks. For more information: http://www.jklu.edu.in/admission.html. All the best.

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DISHA RANI

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National Defence Academy (and) is an iconic institution and hallmark of global excellence in the sphere of military education. It is a better career option in comparison to Engineering degree because to be an officer in Defence Services is an achievement to be proud off
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DISHA RANI

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Based on your profile you will have to score near perfect CAT score and do extremely well in GDPI to get admission in any of the top IIMs.

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DISHA RANI

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If you have an interest in programming and developing, then you should definitely go for CSE. CSE is the best course to enter into IT sector. IT Companies tend to hire candidates from CSE beaches than any other branch. So, it depends upon you, if you have an interest in learning programming and developing then go for CSE. It is one of the best courses. All the best.

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Ankit KumarUniversity of Delhi

Guide-Level 15

Yes, you can study MSc maths after BBA.
However, I won't recommend going for it, as if you really have a passion for maths, doing other courses in maths specialization would be better for your career.
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Ankit KumarUniversity of Delhi

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The stigma associated with IPM being associated with high scoring individuals is incorrect. Even though you may have a relatively low boards score, it is not a parameter to reject you as a candidate for the course, as far as it is above the minimum requirement for qualification. In the interview board, the score must not be a major topic of discussion, but serious questions regarding the low score can be brought up, where you need to have a good justification for the same.

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Ankit KumarUniversity of Delhi

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Yes, you do stand a high chance of getting a call from Welingkar as they consider an overall score of your GDPI, your past academic records and also your percentile. Now, converting the call all depends on you.

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