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Selvamani RamanathanPositivity is my Saviour
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Hi,
I would suggest you to give her the space to decide what she would want to pursue instead of forcing or suggesting her a course which she might regret taking later on. Let her decide and choose what she likes to do passionately. Nursing as a course is great but it will not fetch you a good salary. Hotel Management is the best course but it needs lots of dedication to complete. It's a really hardworking job and needs passionate employees. I suggest that after completing graduation in Home Science, she can go for courses like Bachelor's in Home Science, Bachelor's course in Fashion Designing / Textile Designing, Dietetics, Counsellin
I would suggest you to give her the space to decide what she would want to pursue instead of forcing or suggesting her a course which she might regret taking later on. Let her decide and choose what she likes to do passionately. Nursing as a course is great but it will not fetch you a good salary. Hotel Management is the best course but it needs lots of dedication to complete. It's a really hardworking job and needs passionate employees. I suggest that after completing graduation in Home Science, she can go for courses like Bachelor's in Home Science, Bachelor's course in Fashion Designing / Textile Designing, Dietetics, Counsellin
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Prakhar MishraBCA student
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Yes, far better than St Xavier's College, Mumbai in every aspect.
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Karen Castelino
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Hi Rita, XIMR is good in terms of both- the faculty is excellent and the companies that come for campus placements are also pretty decent. Last year, the minority final list cut-off was 91 percentile, so I doubt it's going to be easy getting through CAP rounds. You could, however, apply through ILS.
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Amol ChopadeMBA ++ Student at PUMBA University of pune
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You have to apply in DTE Maharashtra CAP process for getting admission in PGDM at SIMSREE. The cutoff for it is usually high as you are applying through CMAT the cutoff for AI student is greater than 99 percentile and for Maharashtra candidate applying through CET its around 98 to 99 percentile depending on HU and OHU.
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