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IMRAN CKHOUDHARY

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Yes, it is released. You can follow this page for every update regarding the Jamia Entrance Exam: https://www.instagram.com/jmientrance

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Ananya Banaudha

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You can get the details here www.amity.edu/lucknow

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Ananya Banaudha

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You can apply www.amity.edu/Lucknow here. The admission process is very simple, you just have to fill an online application and further information will be provided to you by the university.

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kanu vashisht

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Why not? You can go for that, if you wish to pursue the same. Just choose the institution first and then find out whether you are eligible or not? All the best.

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Shalini Sharma

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Hello Nasrin,Here are some tips which can help you to get success in CSIR NET Chemical Sciences exam.
1. Note down the syllabus and important topics according to their weightage.
2. Understand the exam pattern and marking scheme.
3. Set your target score to achieve in the CSIR UGC NET and plan a proper strategy.
4. Take the topics which can take less time to prepare and have more weightage.
5. Once you complete an entire unit, practice questions based on that.
6. Solve previous years question papers and model test papers which help you to analyze yourself.
7. Be confident and stay relaxed to prepare well for the exam. Hope this will he
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Shail Oberoi

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It is an industry trend that they seek a specialist qualification for the appointment as HR Executive. So, it is advisable that you either purse MBA in HR or MSW along with it an LLB in labour laws would be ideal.

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Bharat DebbarmaPursuing MBA

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Both are absolutely good and best in their respective field. So if you love humanities you can study BA, and if you want to land up to Corporate do BM.
So, it is unto you which to choose. Hence, think wisely and go as per your choice.

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Bharat DebbarmaPursuing MBA

Contributor-Level 9

Depends on the college.
Some may accept some may not accept.
So, please go visit the university and get full in more details.
I can't assure you about acceptance, but as per my knowledge some college under Nehu do accept.

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