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4 days agoBeginner-Level 5
A balanced mix of seasoned full-time academic staff and active industry practitioners teach at AAFT. Qualified instructors who bring both academic knowledge and actual industrial expertise to the classroom lead our regular lectures and practical sessions. In addition, we often host industry visits, webinars, masterclasses, guest lectures, workshops, and studio sessions led by respected experts and industry deans.
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a week agoContributor-Level 9
Yes, at GIBS Business School there are regular events and festivals celebrated on campus. They are a fun part of college life and help students relax, celebrate, and do activities together.
Some common events and festivals you can expect are:
Cultural festivals where students perform dance, music, and drama
Annual day functions with awards and performances
Management fests with competitions, quizzes, and business games
Sports day for friendly matches and games
Festivals like Diwali, Holi and Christmas where students celebrate together with fun activities
These events make campus life lively and help students enjoy and bond with classmates.
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a week agoContributor-Level 9
The Stanford University admission notifications are released at the same time for domestic students as well as international students including the Indian applicants. These results are generally released in early April.
Generally, these decisions are posted on the applicant status page and it is also shared via the registered email of the student.
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a week agoContributor-Level 9
Yes, St. Xavier's College Ranchi is a regular college. The class take place in the college on regular basis with properly followed schedule and timings. Students are informed about the college timings and daily schedule before the beginning of their programmes. For more information regarding the subjects, classes & faculty members, students should visit the college page.
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2 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
The MDSU Ajmer PhD course is availabl in both full-time and part-time modes at MDSU Ajmer. Under part-time mode, candidates can get admission in two categories which include Part/Full-time employment and Project category. Candidates who are applying for these categories must produce a no objection certificate from their employer to secure PhD admissions at MDSU Ajmer.
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2 weeks agoBeginner-Level 3
Some of the best full-time (6 months) training institutes for Big Data with assured placement are Datamites, Skillfloor, Skillogic, and IABAC. Datamites is well known for easy teaching, practical training, live projects, and strong placement support. These institutes offer industry-based courses, expert trainers, and career guidance to help students get good jobs in Big Data. Always check reviews, course content, and placement records before joining.
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2 weeks agoContributor-Level 9
Yes, Army Institute of Technology is a regular college. The class take place in the college on regular basis with properly followed schedule and timings. Students are informed about the college timings and daily schedule before the beginning of their programmes. For more information regarding the subjects, classes & faculty members, students should visit the college page.
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2 weeks agoContributor-Level 9
I believe the preference for regular degrees has narrowed in recent years. Now recruiters mainly focus on a candidate's skills and expertise. To be honest, there are certain industries and roles where regular degrees are still preferred. For example, Law courses are not recognised by the Bar Council of India. Medicine or specific engineering fields do not prefer online or distance courses.
On the other hand, IT, Media, Digital Marketing, etc., fields consider them equal.
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