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Vidhushi Sabharwal
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Hi Syeda
You are overqualified for an undergraduate Diploma and therefore, I won't recommend you to apply for Diploma or Advance Diploma. It may not only lead to a visa rejection, but also the colleges won't accept you. Rather, I will suggest that you apply for a Graduate Certificate or a PG Diploma course. You also have some work experience making you a suitable profile for a PG level course and not UG. You may also check SPP colleges, which will allow you to have access to stay back options.
You are overqualified for an undergraduate Diploma and therefore, I won't recommend you to apply for Diploma or Advance Diploma. It may not only lead to a visa rejection, but also the colleges won't accept you. Rather, I will suggest that you apply for a Graduate Certificate or a PG Diploma course. You also have some work experience making you a suitable profile for a PG level course and not UG. You may also check SPP colleges, which will allow you to have access to stay back options.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Goutham,
Firstly, let me congratulate you on deciding to go for graduation. Yes, many states allow mechanical Diploma holders to pursue degree course laterally in aeronautical engineering branch. But to be on safer side please go through webpage of dte of tech edu of your state. Be that as it may, I would advise you to continue with mechanical stream since it has huge opportunities of employement.
Firstly, let me congratulate you on deciding to go for graduation. Yes, many states allow mechanical Diploma holders to pursue degree course laterally in aeronautical engineering branch. But to be on safer side please go through webpage of dte of tech edu of your state. Be that as it may, I would advise you to continue with mechanical stream since it has huge opportunities of employement.
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rahul r
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Top Computer Science Engineering Colleges in Bangalore are mentioned at the link provided below. The ranking is based on engineering ranking in 2015 published by The Week. https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/ranking/top-computer-science-engineering-colleges-in-bangalore/46-2-0-278-0.
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nikhil Sharma
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Scope of a course in dialysis technology:
Dialysis technology graduates find jobs at hospitals (Government or private), clinics or healthcare setups offering dialysis treatment. Usually they work in a team, under the supervision of qualified Doctors and Nurses. Some of the common job profiles available in front of them include-
Dialysis technician
Dialysis supervisor
Dialysis Therapist
Dialysis Assistant
Completing relevant M.Sc. Courses will help one take on teaching jobs (lecturer or instructor) at institutes offering dialysis technology education or patient education programs. Eligibility Criteria:
Basic eligibility criteria to pursue a Di
Dialysis technology graduates find jobs at hospitals (Government or private), clinics or healthcare setups offering dialysis treatment. Usually they work in a team, under the supervision of qualified Doctors and Nurses. Some of the common job profiles available in front of them include-
Dialysis technician
Dialysis supervisor
Dialysis Therapist
Dialysis Assistant
Completing relevant M.Sc. Courses will help one take on teaching jobs (lecturer or instructor) at institutes offering dialysis technology education or patient education programs. Eligibility Criteria:
Basic eligibility criteria to pursue a Di
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nikhil Sharma
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Only after completing your Bachelors in relevant subject may one may go for relevant PG courses such as M.A. M.Sc. , PG Diploma, Master of Tourism Studies, Master of Tourism Administration or MBA in Travel and Tourism management. So, it is not possible to jump to a PG course in travel and tourism before completing your Bachelors. Regards.
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rahul r
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Admission to post graduate Diploma in Mass Communication is usually based on a written test. The entrance exam for Diploma in mass Communication tests a candidate's general knowledge and aptitude. Each institute conducts its own test. Some institutes also hold interviews for selection of candidates for mass communication courses. The entrance test is more or less similar to that of Bachelor's in Mass Communication. To pursue this course you should apply to appear for relevant entrance exams. Once you have a valid score, you can apply to various colleges for admission. Regards.
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