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Yes, the university is approved from UGC.
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Is Pearl Academy offering a course in hair styling?
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Despite not offering a course on hair styling explicitly, Pearl Academy does offer a course on fashion styling. Although Jawed Habib or the VLCC Academy are other options, they are unquestionably far superior to pearl.
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Which B.Ed colleges are best in Mumbai for placement and lowest fees?
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Depending on college/university standards, college fees usually vary from college to college. The average fee ranges from 6000 to 1 Lacs per annum. There are many skill Sets which are required in a Teacher or a candidate who is interested in B.Ed.
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Some of the good colleges are:
Wilson College, Mumbai. HR College of Commerce and Economics, Mumbai. Mithibai College Mumbai - Mithibai College of Arts Chauhan Institute of Science and Amrutben Jivanlal College of Commerce and Economics. Jai Hind College, Mumbai. Nagindas Khandwala College, Mumbai.
Wilson College, Mumbai. HR College of Commerce and Economics, Mumbai. Mithibai College Mumbai - Mithibai College of Arts Chauhan Institute of Science and Amrutben Jivanlal College of Commerce and Economics. Jai Hind College, Mumbai. Nagindas Khandwala College, Mumbai.
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Are job opportunities and better placements available after pursuing MPH from TISS? Which one is better: MPH or MBA?
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Lucrative jobs you can have after MPH.
MBA has a much wider scope of work and graduates can explore multiple sectors. MHA is a much more specialised course and provides you with better skills and tools to operate in a hospital environment. Generally, speaking MBA is an expensive course. Most MBA coll
MBA has a much wider scope of work and graduates can explore multiple sectors. MHA is a much more specialised course and provides you with better skills and tools to operate in a hospital environment. Generally, speaking MBA is an expensive course. Most MBA coll
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When will the syllabus be revised for B.Com at University of Mumbai?
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The revised syllabus is available in PDF file format on their official website.
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Is it necessary to have taken Mathematics as a subject in Class 12 to get admission to MBA in NMIMS?
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No even commerce student can go for MBA.
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I had gap of 2 years then I completed my graduation in distance learning from Mumbai university will I get admission in tiss for HRM PG?
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Yes, if you score good Marks in Exams like MAT MHT CET whichever is concerned for you, you can get the admissions.
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Is CLAT compulsory for 3yrs LLB course in Government Law College, Madras?
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CLAT is only necessary for 5 Years integrated BALLB course and 2 Years LLM course.
For Government Law College, Madras you should have to visit their website and check which Entrance Exam score they are considering.
For Government Law College, Madras you should have to visit their website and check which Entrance Exam score they are considering.
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Graduated in April 2018, after 2 years of work experience, is it harmful to have a career break of like a year?
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No, absolutely not, if you have the skills and Positive, upbeat attitude you are good to Go. Be market ready, learn new skills. Good luck.