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Rashmi Srivastava

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It's vast. You can join plenty of fields from government and private worldwide. The energy, manufacturing, education, and research fields have a high demand for Petroleum Engineering students. 

Giants like Indian Oil Corporation (IOCL), Bharat Petroleum (BPCL), Reliance Industries (RIL), NTPC, TATA Power, and POWERGRID in India have limitless options for you.

In other countries, Saudi Aramco, ExxonMobil, Siemens Energy, ConocoPhillips, Shell (SHEL), and so on, options are available.

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Shikha Arora

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It's huge. You can join many private and government sectors. These even include world-level organizations like the UN, the WHO, etc.

Not only that, you can prepare for civil services exams, because the International Relations curriculum is going to help you a lot with the prep.

You can join the education sector as an assistant professor or a Political Science teacher in a school.

At the global level, you can find jobs in diplomatic services, media, or law.

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International Relations Courses

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Lalit Rastogi

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I believe the preference for regular degrees has narrowed in recent years. Now recruiters mainly focus on a candidate's skills and expertise. To be honest, there are certain industries and roles where regular degrees are still preferred. For example, Law courses are not recognised by the Bar Council of India. Medicine or specific engineering fields do not prefer online or distance courses.

On the other hand, IT, Media, Digital Marketing, etc., fields consider them equal.

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Online MA Courses

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Shikha Arora

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Of course, it is. An Online MA degree is valid in both India and abroad. You need to pursue it from a UGC-approved university.

If you get your online MA degree from an accredited university, you're equally employable in both government and private sectors.

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Sanjana Srivastava

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Yes, you may get admission in Ramaiah Institute of Management Studies with 60% in UG degree. The minimum percentage required in graduation in 50%. Hence, 60% does make you eligible. However, selection is entrance-based. Students have to submit scores of national or state-level exams. So, 60% alone won't guarantee admission.

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Ridhi

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For degree programs at Conestoga College the language requirement for international students is 6.5 in IELTS with no band less than 6.0 and 88 for TOEFL with no individual skill less than 22.

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Nishtha Hazarika

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No, it is not possible to get admission in NIMS University, with just 45% in UG degree. The minimum score required is at least 50% for most specialisations. Students have to also clear the selection rounds for final admission.

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Akash Gaur

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Yes, EPITA is a great choice for Computer Science in France It is one of the top 10 engineering schools in France. The CS programme covers the basics in the first year of studies, before going into concepts related to Software Engineering, Cybersecurity, AI, and Data Science.

Students also intern at tech companies in France, well before graduating.

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Pappala Jyothsna

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Yes — the B.Tech degree you get through Polaris School of Technology can be valid for government jobs and PSU exams

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