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New answer posted•9 years ago
What will be the minimum fee structure for Advance Diploma in electronics and telecommunications in Canada?
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Asked by Rohan Shetty
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9 years ago
Hi Rohan, fee structure differs with colleges. The fee may range from Rs.10 lakhs to Rs.15 lakhs a year or more. Check here:
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/canada/certificate-diploma-in-electronics-electrical-engineering-courses-sl
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What is the eligibility to pursue PhD? Should I go for PG Diploma in maths or M.Com for the same?
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Asked by Chandra Kantha
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9 years ago
Eligibility criteria to seek admission in Ph.D degree in mathematics is minimum. B.Tech candidates from any engineering discipline are also eligible to seek admission in Ph.D.
You are not eligible for seeking admission in Ph.D in mathematics with B.Com or M.Com degrees. PG Diploma is not to M.Sc math
You are not eligible for seeking admission in Ph.D in mathematics with B.Com or M.Com degrees. PG Diploma is not to M.Sc math
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Can you provide details to pursue BE abroad after completing Diploma in electrical engineering (2016) and do a part-time job?
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Asked by Dipak Goswami
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Which course should I pursue to get good career prospects, Diploma in CS or Diploma in fashion design?
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Asked by Tushar Bhandari
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Which is the best course that I should pursue from Andhra Pradesh? I have completed my Diploma in mechanical engineering.
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Asked by Satya Nagendra
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What score is required in 10th to get admission for Diploma in electrical engineering?
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Asked by Samarth Kotharkar
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9 years ago
Hi,
If want to apply for govt. colleges then you have to apply for CET ( central entrance test) in this after selection you are required min. 35% aggregate in physics, chemistry and maths.
If want to apply for govt. colleges then you have to apply for CET ( central entrance test) in this after selection you are required min. 35% aggregate in physics, chemistry and maths.
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Which Diploma course should I pursue after completing class 10th?
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Asked by Mihir Prajapati
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9 years ago
It depends on your interest. Also, have a look at the future scope of that particular course.
Good luck.
Good luck.
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Which Diploma course should I pursue after completing class 10th? Should I opt for arts stream in HSC instead of Diploma?
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Asked by Ritu Soni
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9 years ago
If you want to do government jobs then start preparing for those exams and take arts stream.
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Can I give JEE exam after completing diploma at 60%? I also have an OBC certificate.
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Asked by Akash Gupta
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9 years ago
Your Diploma doesn't matter for JEE exam, if you qualify JEE Mains then you have to study from first year your diploma will not consider for JEE, but you got the benefit of OBC certificate.
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Can I apply for further study with 10 backlogs in Diploma (mechanical engineering)? I've completed it now with 67% marks.
71 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Vassu Madan
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9 years ago
Hello Vassu,
It's always better to take a break, study hard and clear all the backlogs. With this, you start with a clean slate in next semester to enable study if only limited subjects. I would strongly advise you to opt for this strategy.
It's always better to take a break, study hard and clear all the backlogs. With this, you start with a clean slate in next semester to enable study if only limited subjects. I would strongly advise you to opt for this strategy.
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