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K Aishwarya Rao
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Hello Pramod,
82 percentile is good enough to get into XIME, Bangalore. GD topic would be general but you have to be good in your soft skills, so present yourself well and in PI do not fake, be professional and stand firm in what you say. Wish you all the best!
82 percentile is good enough to get into XIME, Bangalore. GD topic would be general but you have to be good in your soft skills, so present yourself well and in PI do not fake, be professional and stand firm in what you say. Wish you all the best!
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7 years agoWhich are the top colleges in Hyderabad, Bangalore and Chennai for 1-year interior designing course?
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Anuradha Gopala
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Below are the links for colleges offering courses in interior designing:
1. Hyderabad- https://bit.ly/2UqW9fR
2. Bangalore - https://bit.ly/2FWMNFI
3. Chennai - https://bit.ly/2B8Lr6x.
1. Hyderabad- https://bit.ly/2UqW9fR
2. Bangalore - https://bit.ly/2FWMNFI
3. Chennai - https://bit.ly/2B8Lr6x.
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priyanka Gupta#Happy to help
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There might be very few chances of that, but yes, you could do economics honours even if you didn't have maths in class 12th. But it won't help you because down the line, for a career in economics, you will need to have a strong mathematics base which of course you missed in the two years of your high school.
If you want only a Bachelor's degree in economics, you can take it up, you'll have to work very hard in statistics and other important topics in mathematics and if you are planning on taking up admission on DU, yes maths is compulsory for BA (Hons) Economics from DU. Apart from it, you can try in other universities also but it dep
If you want only a Bachelor's degree in economics, you can take it up, you'll have to work very hard in statistics and other important topics in mathematics and if you are planning on taking up admission on DU, yes maths is compulsory for BA (Hons) Economics from DU. Apart from it, you can try in other universities also but it dep
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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp
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Hi,
Previous year's papers for the Christ University entrance test are not available publicly. In fact, even after the entrance test, the question papers are collected back too so that the paper cannot be shared. You cannot get the question papers. The only thing you can do is talk to your seniors in CU and find out what was asked in the previous year.
Previous year's papers for the Christ University entrance test are not available publicly. In fact, even after the entrance test, the question papers are collected back too so that the paper cannot be shared. You cannot get the question papers. The only thing you can do is talk to your seniors in CU and find out what was asked in the previous year.
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anila k
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It a great place to learn. Symbiosis School of Media and Communication offers a niche and one of a kind MBA programme in Communication Management. 60% of the faculty are people from the Industry who bring along with them real business scenarios to the class room, you get to learn from industry experts, network with them and gain insights.
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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp
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Hi,
ICFAI Distance MBA is too vast and too tough. It is impossible to pass the exam having minimum 50% marks as passing criteria, even if you are not working. Take admission only if you want to study the subjects in depth and ready to face the challenge of tough exams. If you can't then your hard earn money will be on risk. Study material is good.
ICFAI Distance MBA is too vast and too tough. It is impossible to pass the exam having minimum 50% marks as passing criteria, even if you are not working. Take admission only if you want to study the subjects in depth and ready to face the challenge of tough exams. If you can't then your hard earn money will be on risk. Study material is good.
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