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For UPSC, there is no certain course or specialisation to be studied to attempt the exam. You just need to have Bachelors degree to qualify for the exam. You need to devote a lot of time. Start preparing for the exam right away. The syllabus is huge and the more you cover the better you prepare. Take a degree in which you can handle the degree and also, prepare for the exams. Do not mess up too much stress as it will trigger a bad result in handling UPSC exams.
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The primary goal of the MCA program is to set up the understudies for a beneficial career in the field of Information Technology and the scholarly world by providing an outstanding environment of teaching and research in the core and emerging areas of the discipline. The course, accordingly, goes for granting thorough information with an equivalent accentuation on hypothesis and practice. It equips the students with the most recent programming advancements in the IT sector and to develop additional lo
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Attend the counselling will be helpful to you.
Best wishes.
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https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor.
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If you invest a little, you can even start your own coaching classes or an academy. Also, you can apply for different positions in various ministries.
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For general category students, the cut-off percentile fixed by JoSAA is 89.75. Unfortunately your percentile at 87.4 is not meeting required level & hence I am afraid you will not be able to register with JoSAA.
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