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Requirements to become a Quality Control Manager:
Candidates interested in quality control management positions should possess at least a Bachelor's degree. Science or business-based degree programs may provide the most applicable educational preparation for a quality control manager's job. For instance, students might opt to earn a degree in engineering, which uses Science and mathematics to provide solutions to technical problems, something a quality control manager often has to do. Candidates are also recommended to study business administration, which emphasizes the technical and executive aspects of operating a business. In additio
Candidates interested in quality control management positions should possess at least a Bachelor's degree. Science or business-based degree programs may provide the most applicable educational preparation for a quality control manager's job. For instance, students might opt to earn a degree in engineering, which uses Science and mathematics to provide solutions to technical problems, something a quality control manager often has to do. Candidates are also recommended to study business administration, which emphasizes the technical and executive aspects of operating a business. In additio
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SAMARTH AGARWALHelping others is my habit.
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Firstly, you must score a good percentage in your B.Tech CS branch. Especially above 8 CGPA. You must have talent along good academic score. It totally depend upon yourself that how you perform in your job interview, written test and the group discussion round. Have you completed your B.Tech? Or you are pursuing it. The scope is very good in job perspective for a CS engineer. Just focus and have skill, talent in your self. And mainly the confidence you must keep at every situation. Just believe in yourself. Similarly the chances you have for jobs in foreign country too. For any further query please feel free to ask.
Best of luck.
Best of luck.
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SHIVAM NAONITCurrent Student- NIT, Patna
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Hi Shreya,
If you have passed your 12th board then you can get admission in IIT or NIT for Integrated M.Sc or if you have cleared your B.Sc then you can go for JAM for only M.Sc in IIT. You can also choose some state government colleges.
I hope it will help you.
If you have passed your 12th board then you can get admission in IIT or NIT for Integrated M.Sc or if you have cleared your B.Sc then you can go for JAM for only M.Sc in IIT. You can also choose some state government colleges.
I hope it will help you.
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SHASHWAT CHATTERJEE
Beginner-Level 5
Fee details for 1-year, 2-year and 3-year.
Tuition fee:
6,135
4,800
2,580.
Total:
6,135
4,800
2,580
Grand total: INR 13,515.
Tuition fee:
6,135
4,800
2,580.
Total:
6,135
4,800
2,580
Grand total: INR 13,515.
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Shivam Chhirolyashivamchhirolya@gmail.com
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Hello Karishma,
I am also pursuing E&TC Engineering. In engineering, chemistry is not a compulsory subject in the electronics field, but you should have basic knowledge of chemistry like as you know about silicon, germanium, etc. because it is used in semiconductors. So, in your 1st or 2nd semester, there is a subject of engineering chemistry. If you just passed the exam then no issue. Hope this will help you. Good luck.
I am also pursuing E&TC Engineering. In engineering, chemistry is not a compulsory subject in the electronics field, but you should have basic knowledge of chemistry like as you know about silicon, germanium, etc. because it is used in semiconductors. So, in your 1st or 2nd semester, there is a subject of engineering chemistry. If you just passed the exam then no issue. Hope this will help you. Good luck.
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