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Parveen Kumar SharmaCommunication Skills Expert; Career and Life Coach

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Why not? You can rely on the college if they have developed an ecosystem which helps you develop the English language skills. However, your own willingness and dedication will also play an important role.

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Rohan Ahuja

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Hi Ashis,
The information regarding the mode of payment and how to make the payment can be given by the institute only. I would advise you to get in touch with the institute directly for the guidance.

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To become a yoga instructor in India a PG Diploma in yoga after graduation from a recognised institution is the minimum qualification required. However, a certificate course in yoga is meant for only basic and foundation knowledge in yoga.

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Almas QURESHI

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If you wants to do Diploma in civil, so you can go for Polytechnic Diploma of three year after completion. You will get admission for B.Tech 2nd year. And, it will be great, if you complete your class 12th through private exam or open board of your state.

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priyanka borah

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Yes, you are eligible for this.

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anshuman yadavUPSC aspirant

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The role of a chemical laboratory technician is to conduct analytical or lab-based tests on a variety of chemicals, materials or products. They typically receive samples and conduct testing for the purposes of quality assurance, safety inspection, regulatory adherence, environmental impact or sample testing. Chemical laboratory technicians either work in designated labs that receive samples from outside sources or in-house within one of the many industries where they are employed. Some key employers of chemical laboratory technicians include the pharmaceutical, mining, food and consumer products industries as well as environmental orga
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