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aishwarya endla
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Amity University Mumbai take admission based on your 12th marks. For B.Tech in Biotechnology minimum 55% in PCM is required. As you secured 91.66% in boards than you can take direct admission without any test or interview and as your percentage is more than 88% you'll have to pay just 50% of the tuition fees.
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Bishal BaishyaAn Aspiring Writer & Podcast Host
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After you graduate, for any job you need to get professional specific skills or knowledge. These 10th and 12th marks will just hold you few extra minutes in interview answering why you got that and why they should hire you in spite of that. The last question matters the most and your professional skills and abilities later determine your worth for job, not 10 or 12.
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Anjali TaRead to Lead
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In electronics, the production department has more career growth as day by day electrical appliances are being advanced, the market is flourishing with new electrical devices which makes life simple as well as easier! Regularly, new products are entering the market. So, production department is having more career growth!
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Shivam Chhirolyashivamchhirolya@gmail.com
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Yes, an electronics student can pursue pg course in vfx. for more information about this course please visit follow given link
https://www.shiksha.com/animation/2d-3d-animation/articles/top-10-animation-colleges-in-india-blogId-10898
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syed faizan khan
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Better you clear the backlog because neither college's nor the recruiters accept the students with backlog so better you study that subject and clear the exam.
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MALLIKARJUNASWAMY SDATA SCIENTIST,AIML SPECIALIST
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Satellite engineers design programs that direct orbiting satellites and keep them functioning properly. They create satellite command systems that remotely control satellite activities from ground stations, develop software that will support the operations of a particular mission, monitor satellites for problems, conduct testing of communication systems, collect data that tracks satellite trends and behavior and write status reports. Satellite engineers are primarily employed by defense contractors and aerospace companies.
Education: Bachelor's degree in aerospace, electrical or mechanical engineering is required.
Master's degree is pre
Education: Bachelor's degree in aerospace, electrical or mechanical engineering is required.
Master's degree is pre
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Ashish Kumarfsociety
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After completing a Bachelor's degree in Science, you can either go for higher studies or you can try for any job. You have many higher studies options like B.Ed M.Sc. MBA, Ph.D. etc. You can seek out jobs in government corporations, research laboratories, banking and finance sector, etc. You can also have career options in IT industry, BPO, business, technical writing, marketing, and so on. A few other employment areas are Environmental Management and Conservation, Geological Survey Departments, Educational Institutes, Space Research Institutes, Pharmaceuticals and Biotechnology Industry, Hospitals, etc.
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Siddharth Sahu
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Yes, it is possible but considering your academics some of the prestigious colleges may not consider your profile apart from that if you will go with MBA it will be more difficult. Although there are some top ranked colleges which do not consider academics.
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