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2016-04-29 17:27:21New answer posted
2016-04-29 17:00:36
Beginner-Level 5
let's talk about the deploma after class 10-.after class 10 u doesn't have the besic idea of engineering .for idea u have to complete 10+2.and in job opportunities approx every companies want the eligibility of 10+2.so b tech is more preferable
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2016-04-29 15:12:37
Contributor-Level 6
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2016-04-29 12:53:34Contributor-Level 8
German Universities do not acknowledge diplomas. and to be eligible you need to have 13 years of education.
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2016-04-29 11:31:45
Guide-Level 12
They have two courses one which has 100% placement and other where they get you three interview where you"might" get selected
even with 100% placement course the job might be contractual you might have to leave after 3 years hence dont go for timespro
They are making tall claims in newspapers but their courses are not worth it
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2016-04-29 10:55:51
Scholar-Level 16
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2016-04-29 06:47:15
Guide-Level 14
Since you have already completed your 12th you need not pursue another diploma. For better prospects I will suggest for Bachelor of Engineering or Bachelor of Science which is of four years . Note there is no B.Tech in Canada.
Best of luck
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2016-04-29 06:28:29
Scholar-Level 17
Advance diplomas are generally done after 12th and are of 3 years. if you are talking about pg diplomas, it is also known as a graduate diploma and offers people with a relevant undergraduate degree a chance to improve their employability skills. The postgraduate diploma is usually offered as a12-month course and requires students to complete a specific number of learning credits for the institution to grant the diploma to the student. Additionally, a number of postgraduate diplomas offered by leading Canadian institutions include a short work component, which allows students to hone their skills in a real industry environment.
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2016-04-28 22:15:35
Scholar-Level 17
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