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Konatham AbhishekIf you do not go to the end, why to start?
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It doesn't have any complexities, though the reason behind this is to judge a candidate on the basis of knowledge, confidence, alertness, thought process, determination, etc.
They usually makes an analysis of your communication, personality, how much you are aware of current affairs, general knowledge, a little bit of history of paper and newspaper. The questions may be related to the policy and schemes launched by government, elections, ministers of information, history of media (not in depth), etc.
It is an easy process.
Thank you.
They usually makes an analysis of your communication, personality, how much you are aware of current affairs, general knowledge, a little bit of history of paper and newspaper. The questions may be related to the policy and schemes launched by government, elections, ministers of information, history of media (not in depth), etc.
It is an easy process.
Thank you.
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Konatham AbhishekIf you do not go to the end, why to start?
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Hello Sadiq
Admissions are closed for now. As the required number of intakes have been fulfilled. Actually B Pharma seats doesn't get much time to be occupied.
Admissions are closed for now. As the required number of intakes have been fulfilled. Actually B Pharma seats doesn't get much time to be occupied.
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Konatham AbhishekIf you do not go to the end, why to start?
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Hello Rohan,
Click on the link for more details:-https://www.shiksha.com/teaching-education/course/amp/bachelor-of-education-iimt-group-of-colleges-greater-noida-232062
Click on the link for more details:-https://www.shiksha.com/teaching-education/course/amp/bachelor-of-education-iimt-group-of-colleges-greater-noida-232062
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Konatham AbhishekIf you do not go to the end, why to start?
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Hello Vipin
According to eligibility criteria, one must have done 10th with minimum of 50 % - 55% from a recognized board. Admissions are still open luckily but seats are going to fill soon. So , if you are seeking this college for same than hurry up and grab your seat.
You first have to make a registration of 1000 Rs than you can submit the required amount of fees.
All other necessary information you can collect from the official website of the college.
Thank you.
According to eligibility criteria, one must have done 10th with minimum of 50 % - 55% from a recognized board. Admissions are still open luckily but seats are going to fill soon. So , if you are seeking this college for same than hurry up and grab your seat.
You first have to make a registration of 1000 Rs than you can submit the required amount of fees.
All other necessary information you can collect from the official website of the college.
Thank you.
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Konatham AbhishekIf you do not go to the end, why to start?
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Hello Anju
LLB (3 Yrs) - eligibility - Graduation with 45% and fee per year is Rs 34,500/-
LLB (5 Yrs) - eligibility - 10 + 2 with 45% and fee per year is Rs 49,650/-
In terms of attendence rules are strict here as 75% of attendence is required so you need to attend the classes daily. And yeah sure study material provided here is abundant and up to the mark. It definitely helps the Student to get the deep insight of subject. Moreover , industrial visits and guest lectures are arranged on daily basis. So no issues with that. For practising there is a proper moot court and other panels.
So, I have mentioned the necessary details asked by you
LLB (3 Yrs) - eligibility - Graduation with 45% and fee per year is Rs 34,500/-
LLB (5 Yrs) - eligibility - 10 + 2 with 45% and fee per year is Rs 49,650/-
In terms of attendence rules are strict here as 75% of attendence is required so you need to attend the classes daily. And yeah sure study material provided here is abundant and up to the mark. It definitely helps the Student to get the deep insight of subject. Moreover , industrial visits and guest lectures are arranged on daily basis. So no issues with that. For practising there is a proper moot court and other panels.
So, I have mentioned the necessary details asked by you
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kanu vashisht
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It is better to consult the higher authorities of that college, so that you will be able to know about that same.
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Konatham AbhishekIf you do not go to the end, why to start?
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Hello Akash
After the completion of your course what kind of job you will be getting and the salary depends on your skill. To be very honest institute can just help you to build the skills and learn the techniques that's it. The further path is all covered by the students alone. If you have enough talent, skills, and especially knowledge than you will definitely be going a make difference. You know many of the popular and established journalists haven't even studied this subject. It's just because of their talent and hard work that they are at the top now. So believe in yourself and hit the place.
Thank you.
After the completion of your course what kind of job you will be getting and the salary depends on your skill. To be very honest institute can just help you to build the skills and learn the techniques that's it. The further path is all covered by the students alone. If you have enough talent, skills, and especially knowledge than you will definitely be going a make difference. You know many of the popular and established journalists haven't even studied this subject. It's just because of their talent and hard work that they are at the top now. So believe in yourself and hit the place.
Thank you.
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Konatham AbhishekIf you do not go to the end, why to start?
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Hello Nishant
It depends upon the criteria of college/ university. Some of the private institutes ask for 45% - 50% while some demands 50% -60% but the government universities have specific criteria they may ask for 50%-60 % or maybe more, apart from this, they conduct entrance exam for Master's programme.
Thank you.
It depends upon the criteria of college/ university. Some of the private institutes ask for 45% - 50% while some demands 50% -60% but the government universities have specific criteria they may ask for 50%-60 % or maybe more, apart from this, they conduct entrance exam for Master's programme.
Thank you.
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Konatham AbhishekIf you do not go to the end, why to start?
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Hello Bhavya,
There is no chance of getting admission in the mid of this year. Not only in IIMT, but in other colleges too. You will not be able to get admission. This process tentatively gets close in the mid of August. You should have to wait till next year.
There is no chance of getting admission in the mid of this year. Not only in IIMT, but in other colleges too. You will not be able to get admission. This process tentatively gets close in the mid of August. You should have to wait till next year.
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Konatham AbhishekIf you do not go to the end, why to start?
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Hello Shashank,
It's not possible to get admission in this college at the mid of this month. Every college and university follows this rule either private or government. Rules in terms of this are stagnant. This process of admissions tentatively gets close in the mid of August. You should wait until next year. In the mean time you can prepare yourself mentally regarding your choice of course, future, jobs, etc.
It's not possible to get admission in this college at the mid of this month. Every college and university follows this rule either private or government. Rules in terms of this are stagnant. This process of admissions tentatively gets close in the mid of August. You should wait until next year. In the mean time you can prepare yourself mentally regarding your choice of course, future, jobs, etc.
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