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JISHUA THOMAS

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The graduate level course in architecture is one amongst those courses that is much in demand these days. The B.Arch. Course has a place next to the BE and B.Tech courses. To achieve their goals, aspirants will need to remain dedicated and very much committed to their studies. Only through this combination will a person be able to get a very good job. With the right qualification in addition to the work experience, it is possible for a person to get employment very easily. More on the jobs after B.Arch. Is mentioned below. Where can one learn B.Arch. Many well-known institutions are there within our country that offers courses in B.Arc
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Tanay Tapke

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CMAT/MAT/ATMA all these are central exams and no reservation is applicable via these exams. As for SIMSREE is concerned, you need to get 99.96 percentile or should be in top 10 AIR. There is no chance for SIMSREE this year, study well, all the best for next year.

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Dr. Uma SinhaPrincipal

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No, St Xavier's College Mumbai do .not offer BA in public administration. Thanks.

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kanu vashisht

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Graduation will take 3 years of your life and it can be in any stream either BBA, BA, B.COM, etc.

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Dr. Uma SinhaPrincipal

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The minimum eligibility for the courses is that the students should have passed with minimum 45% of marks in HSC or its equivalent from a recognized board. The admissions are merit based and subject to availability of seats. The application process is online Thanks!

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Viswanathan DOld, simple and helping nature

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You should have mentioned your caste category.
So, if I assume you are a OC candidate, then it is unlikely you get a seat.

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Shivangi Keshri

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Hi Neeraj,
ITM, Dombivli is better in terms of ROI. ITM, Navi Mumbai is also a good option.

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You need to fill the CAP round form for getting admission for engineering.

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Abhishek Desai

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Hello! Considering your past academic scores, a great CET score, and your interview performance (especially PI), you have pretty high chances of getting selected for the PGDM core programme. All the best!

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