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Rohit Rohilla

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BCA saves one year, as syllabus of BCA is more or less same as B.Tech. The only difference is in the 1st year, where B.Tech include engineering sciences- mathematics, physics, chemistry etc. BCA syllabus does not include electronic paper I, II & III during 2nd, 3rd & 4th Year. Bottom Line: The companies who recruit B.Tech candidates are the same that recruits BCA candidates.

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If you want to go in ITM, better you go with CSE or ECE branch in B.Tech. Because, after your B.Tech, if your CGA is good, you can get a fine placement.

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Rohit Rohilla

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If you are born on or after 1st July, 1996 and completed Diploma or its equivalent with minimum 60% aggregate marks. Then only you are eligible to appear for the admission test. Admission into B.Tech Lateral Entry Programmes will be through VUCET on-line test, conducted by Vignan's University or qualify in E-CET. You have to contact with Vignan's University for further details.

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astha singh

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Hi Akash,
You need to qualify NIFT only if you are appearing for NIFT Institute. For IIJ, there is no entrance exam as such. You can directly apply to the college for admissions.

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rahul r

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No, the candidate does not have to be an NRI to pursue a PG Diploma in culinary arts at Manipal University. Basic Eligibility for a candidate to pursue this course is that the individual must be a graduate from a recognised college /university. Regards.

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astha singh

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Hi Amyatha,
After completing an advanced diploma in Fashion Design, you can find employment opportunities in the following sector:
Export houses dealing with garment/textile/handloom
Exports Retail and wholesale garment businesses in men's/women's/children clothing in sportswear/casual wear, etc.
Haute Couture.
Government/Semi government-handloom/textile manufacturers.
Fashion show organizers/Fashion publishers.
TV/Film fashion program producers/comperes/costume designers, etc.
With Film production units.
Teaching design.

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Naina VermaCareer Counselor

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Hi Tirath Singh,
You can either apply for an advance Diploma, post-secondary Diploma or Bachelor's degree. To apply to any of the courses, you have to confirm with the colleges about the requirements. In general, you must have a first class percentage and must take the IELTS. An overall score of 6 with no module less than 5.5 is required by majority of the colleges.

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