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Shon Gaikwad

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NATA is must for admission in architecture college or else try for other alternative entrance exam for architecture.

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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)

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IIT Mumbai is offering the following Master of design courses. The admission in the Masters courses based on performance in Common Entrance Examination for Design (CEED).
1. Animation Design (AN)
2. Communication Design (CD)
3. Industrial Design (ID)
4. Interaction Design (IN)
5. Mobility and Vehicle Design (MD)
Eligibility criteria : Please see M. Des Brochure 2023. So from above Master in Art and designing is not available here.

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tarun mittal

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Congratulations on your academic achievements! Your performance in your second year is impressive, and it should increase your chances of obtaining admission to an IT or computer-related course. However, the admission process for each institution can be different, and other factors such as the number of available seats, the number of applicants, and the difficulty of the course can also influence admission decisions. I would recommend researching the admission requirements for the specific programs and institutions you are interested in, and also considering other factors such as the quality of education and opportunities for research
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bhavesh mehta

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Candidates are selected on the basis of their scores in 10+2

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bhavesh mehta

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The cut off for the first list was 95.5% for CBSE this year. And the second list will probably be 94%.

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RISHI MOHAN

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Yes, why not.
But you have to tell it about to yours course provider.
I suggest you something
If you want to do BCom you can also prepare it from IGNOU so that you have more time to explore your tourism course.
You can do both at the same time depending on the timing availablity.
Because bcom is the college degree and tourism course is a certification course so these are purse at the same time without any problem
I hope that i cleared your doubt

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Tanmay Upadhyay

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Yes, according to eligibility any graduation from a decipline and recognised university is required to apply.

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Bhavesh Baraskar

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MCom is a step ahead of what u learn in BCom. Yeah you can call yourself to be a Masters Grad but other than these it has no much value in Job market as a fresher as the MNC treat BCom and MCom same for recruitment.
If you can observe MBA fresher is also treated the same these days.
At present MCom fresher is as equal as BCom grads in terms of corporate position and the pay package will also be as a fresher. It would be better if you can get work experience in the 2 years instead of MCom, and meanwhile you can take up a Masters course in Distance mode from good Universities. This would add value to the two years time.
Other option would b
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Shrinivas Bhosale

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You really have a good score. It is really impossible to get CSE in NITs.Now the entire thing of getting into CSE, you will get in any GFTIs, fews IIITs and few NITs(but have really low chance in NITs and IIITs). It all depends on how you fill your choices during your counseling period, whether you belong to reserved category or not, your home state quota ,all this factors will be responsible. I would suggest you to fill for ECE too to be in safe zone.
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