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Adv. Ved VinayakLaw educator at Lex Logic You Tube channel.
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Good day, Dhruvi Pujara. It's wonderful to learn that you hope to become a pilot. Please allow me to clarify. After graduating from high school with PCM as one of your subject combinations, you can start your pilot training at a flying school. There are many flying schools in India that will provide you with the necessary theoretical training in addition to the requisite flying training. A commercial pilot's licence will allow you to work for any commercial airline, thus these flying schools will also assist you with getting one. To become a pilot, one does not require a degree.
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Good day, Umme Hani If the course is a graduate engineering programme, the admissions procedure is the same for all engineering specialties, including electrical, mechanical, civil, computer Science, etc. Each state also has its own entrance test. You must adhere to the steps outlined by the organisation conducting this course. I wish you well.
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Yes, according to the stipulation, students in commerce can major in aircraft maintenance engineering; Option 1: You enrol in an EASA Part 147 Maintenance Training organisation, where you are not constrained by the fact that your 10+2 major elective is PCM (Science). In the training curriculum, Modules 1 and 2 deal with math and Physics. Alternative 2: You complete your PCM at an open school (NIOS in India) and meet the requirements established by the DGCA government of India to enrol in the CAR 147 Maintenance Training organisation.
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4 years agoCan I take admission in CPL after Diploma in Civil engineering and distance degree in B.Com finance?
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Yes, you can pursue a career as a commercial pilot. There is no restriction on business graduates entering the flying school. They seek 12th graders who have taken science and math. You are unquestionably qualified if you completed this before applying for a B.com. Before applying for admission, you should check out the many flying academies in India. Unquestionably, the Indira Gandhi rashtriy Uran Academy is among the best for teaching commercial pilots.
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Hello, Pratiksha Bambatkar. To be completely honest, the government-run college of engineering in Pune does not have a set cutoff. Closing ranks, however, are accessible for the admissions procedure from past years. But that won't help this year because the marks earned in the 12th grade will also count toward MHTCET ranking this year. Although closing percentiles would be above 95 in virtually all branches because this is Maharashtra's top institute.
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Good day, Chaudhary There is no open entrance policy at INS Shivaji. It is an Indian Navy facility where exclusively naval personnel are trained. They receive salaries, stipends, or other compensation from the Indian Navy instead of paying any fees. If you want to take this training, you must join the Indian Navy. On the Indian Navy's joinindiannavy website, you may get all the information you need.
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Good day, G Rishika About Rs. 2 Lacs in tuition is what Pallavi Engineering College charges for a four-year engineering degree programme. Of course, the college may ask for more money from a student under various headings, but this won't be much in comparison to four years' worth of tuition. To assist you, I have included a link that will provide you with all the necessary details about this college. https://www.shiksha.com/college/pallavi-engineering-college-rangareddy-Hyderabad-68345/courses
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Greetings, Anjaneyulu With your ranking, I worry that getting CSE branch would be next to impossible. Of However, if this is general rank and your OBC ranking is far higher, you might still have a chance. You should download the college predictor created by Shiksha for the CET in which you received this ranking, in my opinion. It will provide you with a surprisingly accurate branch and college prediction. I wish you well.
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Good Day, Dnyneshwari Chandrakant Shegokar. You seem to be from Maharashtra, therefore I believe you're talking about admittance to a government Polytechnic there. Right? I am certain that you will receive your desired branch at government Polytechnic with the percentage you are providing. I wish you well.
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My dear candidate, I'm glad to have you. Actually, placements hold diverse viewpoints. Despite the fact that the members of this department study core subjects, the majority of them are interested in non-core industries including consulting, data analytics, coding, banking, and UPSC. In the non-core field, most of them plan to obtain master's degrees. Every year, 85% of the students get placed. It's great that the college gives students the option to select their career. 70% of students received internship offers. In our department, internships are required for all students. It would be beneficial if you were more interested in the co
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