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astha singh
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Hi Dheeraj!. B.Tech in computer Science is not equivalent to O level certificate. It is a foundation course in computer application, which is basically for the entry level computer operator. In order to apply for RO/ ARO vacancies, all the candidates should possess the following educational qualification: 1. The candidates should have a Bachelors Degree from any recognised university or equivalent qualification up to the Last date for receipt of application. 2. Candidate must have O Level or Its Equivalent Certificate (Subject to Government Decision). 3. Candidate must have Hindi Typing Speed of 25 WPM.
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Anna Goyal
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PGDM Programme of IMI-Kolkata has an affiliation of Association of Indian Universities (AIU), thus its equivalent to MBA.
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NITHIN EEDUCATIONAL CONSULTANT
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MBA is always focused on the overall development of a student during his 2-year education to become industry ready. The strong point of MBA + certification is that it provides weightage while attending interviews. The certificate courses include - digital marketing, retail marketing, HCM, Sports management, data analytics, data base management, etc. Edx, Alison's and E-Marketing Institute provides free training.
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Showmik Dutta
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Swami Vivekananda Institute of IT-Chandigarh, Sri Satya Sai University of Technology and Medical Science-Madhya Pradesh, International School of Business Insight-Madhya Pradesh and Kerala Institute of Tourism and Travel Studies-Kerala.
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Manorama Pradhan
Beginner-Level 5
Extracurricular are anything that you love to do. From your bio I could see you love to dance and play badminton. In the interview you can speak about that. Apart from that you can start writing in Quora, read novels, learn new languages, paint, cook, learn a new game, etc. Basically if you are passionate about something, do it. In the interview the interviewers are looking for passionate dedicated people. Show your enthusiasm and ace it.
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Ajit Mishra
Beginner-Level 5
Try PMP certification, it has better acceptability in software industry. You can do it from Canada center:
https://www.pmi.org/certifications/types/project-management-pmp
https://www.pmi.org/certifications/types/project-management-pmp
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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)
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Dear Parul,
Absolutely, you can do MBA from any university where you want, with no hassle!. You can easily take transition from one university to other for post-graduation without the requirement of migration certificate. However, in general, if you are willing to take admission in an MBA college which is outside your residential state than they might ask you to submit that migration certificate. However, it varies from university to university so better you can directly ask to the councilor of your desired college.
Absolutely, you can do MBA from any university where you want, with no hassle!. You can easily take transition from one university to other for post-graduation without the requirement of migration certificate. However, in general, if you are willing to take admission in an MBA college which is outside your residential state than they might ask you to submit that migration certificate. However, it varies from university to university so better you can directly ask to the councilor of your desired college.
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Ashmeet Singh
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Chartered Accountancy is spread over a minimum of 5-years and requires a significant investment of time. Chartered Accountancy is divided into 4 levels.
Common Proficiency Test (CPT)
Integrated Professional Competence Exam (IPCE)
Articleship
Final exam.
Level 1
Common Proficiency Test is an objective based test which includes Accounts, Law, Economics and Quantitative Analysis. It is 200 marks and you have to score 100 to qualify it.
Level 2
Level 2 comprises of 7 papers. You need to score 40 marks on each subject. IPCC has 2 groups of subjects,
Group 1- Accounts, Law, Taxation and Costing and FM
Group 2- Audit, IT&SM, and Advanced Accountancy.
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Common Proficiency Test (CPT)
Integrated Professional Competence Exam (IPCE)
Articleship
Final exam.
Level 1
Common Proficiency Test is an objective based test which includes Accounts, Law, Economics and Quantitative Analysis. It is 200 marks and you have to score 100 to qualify it.
Level 2
Level 2 comprises of 7 papers. You need to score 40 marks on each subject. IPCC has 2 groups of subjects,
Group 1- Accounts, Law, Taxation and Costing and FM
Group 2- Audit, IT&SM, and Advanced Accountancy.
No
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