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Bhairavi Mohite

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I am not much aware of other colleges, but many of my friends have done their MBA/PGDM from PIBM. And they only have praises for this B-school. As far as I know, they have unique training methods updated and designed as per the industry requirements. They have regular corporate sessions, Mock GD/PIs, Industry Visits, Live Projects, Dual internships, and so on. The students undergo special training in communication and aptitude which is quite essential in this competitive corporate world. Even during the pandemic, PIBM ensured that the placements and internship process continues through online mode. All the best!

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Hi, I don't know about LPU and Amity University but I will tell you about Chandigarh University. Chandigarh University has been ranked A+ by NAAC and becomes the youngest university to be ranked by NIRF and ranked 3rd among all private universities in INDIA. The Majority of all faculty have a Ph.D. in their subject. In B.A. LL.B. Department the faculty is very good. Mine frnd is pursuing LL.B. From CU he gave me knowledge about this. Many events are organized for students within a semester. You have to do hard work if you want to join CU because it is very strict in studies. So if you can do hard work so join Chandigarh University and
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arjun

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He/ she must score minimum 50% marks (45% for SC/ ST) in the qualifying exam to be eligible for examination. Mandatory Subject: Candidates must have Physics & Chemistry as their mandatory subject along with any one from Chemistry/ Bio-technology/ Computer Science/ Biology in their qualifying exam.

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arjun

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No you don't need to have maths in 12th for studying psychology. It does have Statistics as a portion because researches are done in psychology and to evaluate them, behavioural statistics is needed.

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arjun

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Political Science (political Sc) courses, fees, subjects, exams. If a student wishes to take admission in a college which is under the DU - Delhi. After completing graduation you can go for further studies like Masters or. Subjects in B.A. In Political Science includes cover topics such as Indian Politics,. .

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arjun

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SOL and NCWEB Students Can Now Migrate to Regular Colleges in Second Year. Students from the (SOL) and (NCWEB) will now be able to migrate in any college affiliated to the University of Delhi (DU) in their second year. With CBCS applicable to SOL and NCWEB, all students across DU will study the same curriculum

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arjun

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In continuation of the college notification number SVC/Admin/2020/P/. They may, however, reach out to the concerned Dealing Assistant via call/. In case of any urgency, the student may submit an application stating the urgency.

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arjun

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BSW is a Bachelor level course. It is an educational discipline and profession that concerns itself with individuals, families, groups and communities in an effort to enhance social functioning and overall well-being and developed in the 19th century, with radicle in voluntary philanthropy and grassroots organizing. Bachelor of Social Work is available both in English and Hindi across the country. It is useful for those candidates who may like to work in social welfare sectors as it helps them acquire professional skills and knowledge to help the clients to deal with their emotional and psychological problems.

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