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Ankit Barai
Contributor-Level 6
Hello,
As you have secured more than 50% aggregate marks in graduation, you are very much eligible for MBA. Now this university may accept CAT, GMAT, NMAT, etc. as entrance test or they may have their own entrance test which you need to find out by directly contacting them. You can find the information on their official website.
Wish you all the best.
As you have secured more than 50% aggregate marks in graduation, you are very much eligible for MBA. Now this university may accept CAT, GMAT, NMAT, etc. as entrance test or they may have their own entrance test which you need to find out by directly contacting them. You can find the information on their official website.
Wish you all the best.
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puru bansal
Beginner-Level 5
Both are equivalent.
But I would suggest JUIT. You will get slightly better placement and nice environment to study in JUIT.
But I would suggest JUIT. You will get slightly better placement and nice environment to study in JUIT.
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Pooja sehrawat
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Hey,
A student should possess Bachelor's degree after 10+2+3. The stream in which he/she has attained the degree doesn't matter. Degree holders of any stream are welcome. However, the marks which he/she has obtained are of real significance. Most of the universities and institutes take only those students who have attained minimum 50 percent in Bachelor's degree. A student getting less than 50 percent is not allowed to take up the entrance test. Some universities demand at least 60 percent. The institutes/universities keep on changing their eligibility criteria from time to time. To keep oneself updated on it, the student must check the
A student should possess Bachelor's degree after 10+2+3. The stream in which he/she has attained the degree doesn't matter. Degree holders of any stream are welcome. However, the marks which he/she has obtained are of real significance. Most of the universities and institutes take only those students who have attained minimum 50 percent in Bachelor's degree. A student getting less than 50 percent is not allowed to take up the entrance test. Some universities demand at least 60 percent. The institutes/universities keep on changing their eligibility criteria from time to time. To keep oneself updated on it, the student must check the
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Ankush SableOver 4 yrs of experience in Engineering Field.
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Hi Jadeja,
Hope you doing well. I am sending you a link where you will find the answer of your question. Have a close look:
https://www.shiksha.com/college/ncr-polytechnic-bahadurgarh-36684?city=74&locality=819
In this link you will get to know the fees of civil engineering.
Best of luck.
Hope you doing well. I am sending you a link where you will find the answer of your question. Have a close look:
https://www.shiksha.com/college/ncr-polytechnic-bahadurgarh-36684?city=74&locality=819
In this link you will get to know the fees of civil engineering.
Best of luck.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Shiva,
Yes, indeed. You are eligible for seeking admission in this institute. However, getting a seat in your desired subject actually depends on how many students who have scored above you select your subject. But do not worry. I feel you will get admission.
Yes, indeed. You are eligible for seeking admission in this institute. However, getting a seat in your desired subject actually depends on how many students who have scored above you select your subject. But do not worry. I feel you will get admission.
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Gaurav Shandilya
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Hi Ujjawal,
There is no institute/university that does not conduct an entrance exam for a practical intensive course such as mass communication. You will have to appear for the entrance exam, no matter which institute it is. About the fee, you may consider government-run institutes like Delhi University, Jamia Milia University, BHU, Kurukshetra University, etc.
There is no institute/university that does not conduct an entrance exam for a practical intensive course such as mass communication. You will have to appear for the entrance exam, no matter which institute it is. About the fee, you may consider government-run institutes like Delhi University, Jamia Milia University, BHU, Kurukshetra University, etc.
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
Scholar-Level 18
Sorry dear,
The admission process of all government IHMs has been completed for this year, so you cannot get admission in govt IHMs. However, a few private IHMs affiliated to NCHMCT are offering the direct admission, so please contact them. For more details, visit the NCHMCT website.
The admission process of all government IHMs has been completed for this year, so you cannot get admission in govt IHMs. However, a few private IHMs affiliated to NCHMCT are offering the direct admission, so please contact them. For more details, visit the NCHMCT website.
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UEI GLOBAL. Global
Contributor-Level 9
Hi Shrijal,
B.Voc is a very new concept in India and still the Universities are in testing mode as multiple entry and exit points was not prevailing earlier. There are UGC mandates to look into it for every university but still, the acceptance is not fully there in the market. I would suggest to go for BHM or B.Sc in Hospitality/ Hotel management.
You can also visit UEI Global for admission, visit:
https://www.shiksha.com/college/uei-global-hotel-management-institute-lucknow-36357
B.Voc is a very new concept in India and still the Universities are in testing mode as multiple entry and exit points was not prevailing earlier. There are UGC mandates to look into it for every university but still, the acceptance is not fully there in the market. I would suggest to go for BHM or B.Sc in Hospitality/ Hotel management.
You can also visit UEI Global for admission, visit:
https://www.shiksha.com/college/uei-global-hotel-management-institute-lucknow-36357
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Pooja sehrawat
Guide-Level 13
Dear Abhishek,
Yes, SR college is good for management courses
MBA and PGDM in Human Resource (HR). There are so many facilities that they provided and placements are also good.
thank you.
Yes, SR college is good for management courses
MBA and PGDM in Human Resource (HR). There are so many facilities that they provided and placements are also good.
thank you.
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Prashant singh
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Financial markets management as fully course on security market and financial services.then b.com Hons is accounting and banking . taxation services.
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