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Pooja sehrawat
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Just for the sake of placement, one should not do a degree or Diploma in any course. As we all know, it is a human nature, so if you really think that event management is all what you want to do then set your goal and achieve it. Coming to the question, yes every course is beneficial in their own way. So if you are keen interested in event management, you must do it. Good Luck.
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BASIL PAUL KDigging my way into the Hospitality Industry
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Business is your wish. And a Diploma will surely assist you in the process.
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Lalit Kumar
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Why you are going for Diploma after class 12th? Go for B.Tech in CSE. It would be more beneficial to you.
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Shivani TiwariCurrently pursuing MFM from NIFT
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Hi Vanshika,
Since you have a Maths background, you have many options for your career, be it Diploma degree or Bachelor's degree. The main field in which most of the Maths students go, is engineering. You can also go for it, only if you have interest. You have to firstly choose in which fields you want to go. Is it academics, or that of non-academics? If you step in academics, it is where you will continue your Maths subject, as in the field of engineering/ Teaching/ Scientist/Data analyst/researcher/aeronautics and many more. In non-academics, there are, perhaps, interesting things, which I would personally recommend. Aviation/Designin
Since you have a Maths background, you have many options for your career, be it Diploma degree or Bachelor's degree. The main field in which most of the Maths students go, is engineering. You can also go for it, only if you have interest. You have to firstly choose in which fields you want to go. Is it academics, or that of non-academics? If you step in academics, it is where you will continue your Maths subject, as in the field of engineering/ Teaching/ Scientist/Data analyst/researcher/aeronautics and many more. In non-academics, there are, perhaps, interesting things, which I would personally recommend. Aviation/Designin
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priyank sharma
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No, you cannot pursue two regular degree simultaneously. You can pursue B.Sc Hons from private form Bihar. Hope this helps you better way. Best of luck.
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Annu PILLAII am a Faculty in Government Hotel Management
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Kindly visit this link:
http://www.srmuniv.ac.in/institute-hotel-and-catering-management
http://www.srmuniv.ac.in/institute-hotel-and-catering-management
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Veman,
After HSC, many states allow admission into 2nd year of three year Diploma course. After Diploma, one can GET admission in 2nd year of four years degree course. So it is 12+2+3=17 years. If degree after 12th, then 12+4=16 years. Thus one looses only one year.
After HSC, many states allow admission into 2nd year of three year Diploma course. After Diploma, one can GET admission in 2nd year of four years degree course. So it is 12+2+3=17 years. If degree after 12th, then 12+4=16 years. Thus one looses only one year.
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