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8 years ago
Scholar-Level 18
After completing your Diploma, I feel it's the best that you go for a degree. This is so since there will be continuity of studies. You can do other smaller duration courses after your graduation or even after you have taken up a job.
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8 years ago
Scholar-Level 18
If you want to make use of Diploma, then your choice of the branch is dependent on the ones which your state allows. Normally similar branch is allowed. Else, you have to appear for CET to seek admission in the 1st year of engineering in the branch you wish provided of course that you have completed 12th.
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8 years ago
Scholar-Level 18
You can definitely pursue your dream of becoming an aeronautical engineer after your Diploma in mechanical engineering. You need to apply for lateral admission in 2nd year of engineering as per the procedure of your state.
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Guide-Level 14
If you are willing to make career in PGDIBM, then I would say that be cautious and dedicated about yourself. Take admission in a college which has global reputation and be consistent throughout your studies and you don't need to worry at all for the scope of this course. You can find several rewarding jobs after completing PGD in international business programs. You can work as: International HR manager, Economist (policy maker for company), International trade specialist, Import compliance specialist and much more.
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8 years ago
Guide-Level 14
The basic eligibility criteria for getting admission in MBA from any college in any course is that 'you have to pass 10+2+3/4 pattern from a recognised board or university.' Second is that you need to clear your 3 (or 4) years of 'graduation' with at least 50% marks. Hence, if you have done BA in paramedical then yes, you can go for MBA in medical service but there is been a doubt in your Diploma (because it is not as equivalent to your BA). More particularly, MBA in medical service is also called as hospital management. So, you can directly ask to college administration.
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