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13 hours agoBeginner-Level 4
Apart from classes, many students at GLA University Greater Noida work on personal projects, participate in hackathons and coding activities.Some students also start internships quite early while exploring different tech domains alongside academics.So overall, learning here is not limited to classroom theory only.
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2 days agoBeginner-Level 1
A specialized B.Sc. course at LPU is usually more industry focused than a regular B.Sc. degree. Along with core science subjects, the curriculum includes practical training, skill based learning, projects, internships, and exposure to current technologies. The teaching approach is more application oriented instead of only theory based. Many programs also include industry interaction, workshops, and certification opportunities that help students prepare for placements and future careers. A regular B.Sc. generally focuses more on academic concepts, while these programs try to balance academics with professional skills and career readines
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4 days agoContributor-Level 9
University of Madras maintains different fee structures for the Regular and Self-Supportive MBA tracks. The Regular MBA has a fee structure of INR 53,482 for both years. It has a lower fee as it is subsidised. The Self-Supportive track has a higher fee of INR 1,09,502, because of a different funding model.
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a week agoContributor-Level 7
Yes, students pursuing a PhD in New Zealand get unlimited work rights. They can work part-time or full-time during their studies. This is to gain research or industry experience while completing their doctorate.
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a week agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, you can take readmission for a three year correspondence course at KSOU for studying a new specialisation. Candidates can pursue a new specialization, even with a regular BA completed 10 years ago. Please note, readmission is for the studnets who were enrolled earlier.
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a week agoContributor-Level 9
Yes, the BBA LLB at MIT School of Law is a full-time program. It lasts for five years without a break. Students study management and law at the same time. You cannot do these degrees separately here. It is designed to give a double degree in one go. This helps save time for law aspirants.
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2 weeks ago
Contributor-Level 10
Yes, migration is possible from SOL DU to a regular college. The student must have the1st year result that covers (1st and 2nd sems) both declared results before the deadline for migration.
Visit the college you wish to migrate to and meet the principal. Get a stamped NOC with principal's signature. Submit it a t the SOL Office (North Campus). SOL also provides a stamp on the NOC, which is to be submitted in the respective college. After all the documentation, pay the 3rd Sem fee at the college for a successful migration.
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2 weeks agoContributor-Level 9
Yes, School of Information Science, Presidency University offers a three-year, full-time undergraduate programme designed for students who want an immersive academic experience. While pursuing the BSc course, you would need to attend regular on-campus lectures, full-fledged lab work, as well as projects.
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3 weeks agoContributor-Level 10
Yes — Swami Vivekanand Subharti University (SVSU), Meerut offers a full‑time, offline undergraduate degree in Management and Business Administration, including BBA programs. However, a dedicated BMS (Bachelor of Management Studies) programme is not listed among its regular on‑campus offerings; instead, students typically pursue BBA with specializations.
UG Management Programs at SVSU (Offline, Full‑Time)
BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration)
- Duration: 3 years (full‑time, regular mode).
- Specializations: Finance, Marketing, HR, International Business, Hospital Administration, etc.
- Eligibility: 10+2 with minimum 45–50% ma
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