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astha singh

Scholar-Level 16

Hi Debjit!
Yes, you can pursue Masters in Mass Communication. As an eligibility criteria, you should be a graduate in any stream from a recognized University. To apply for the course, you can directly get in touch with the institute.

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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author

Scholar-Level 17

Hi Jahnavi,
To apply for undergraduate courses in Stanford, you must take the SAT or ACT with writing as part of the application process. In addition to these, you must have excellent grades in your 11th and 12th and be an all-rounder. The university you are talking about is the world's most selective universities and admits very few students. Check here, read the requirements, see the kind of students they prefer and prepare:
https://admission.stanford.edu/apply/freshman/index.html.

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anila k

Guide-Level 14

To be eligible for BA in dance, you need to have completed 10+2 from a recognized board.
Admission is through counselling based on marks obtained in 10+2.
Weightage will be given to candidates who have participated in any recognized International/ National/ District Level Musical Conference/ Symposium/ Program or completed one year Certificate/ Diploma from Raja Mansingh Tomar Music and Arts University.

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Shaikh Sabasafi

Beginner-Level 5

It completely depend upon the career you want, to be very specific I am talking about career and not job!
If you want to have a career in the field that you are already in, depending upon your area of interest, you should surely go for MCA or MSW.
When it comes to MBA, MBA is more about the lifestyle than anything specific, it is a generalized course that teaches you to work hard and survive in the corporate in the sector. Your specialisation will decide your specific sector.
You being from computer background can surely go for operations.

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anila k

Guide-Level 14

Yes, you can apply as under general category but would avail any concessions or relaxations under general category.

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rahul r

Scholar-Level 18

Normally, you have to apply for this course after you have completed your board exams, as selection is done on marks obtained in the board exams. Forms are available in the month of June and July every year. Candidates need to purchase form along with prospectus and have to submit as per the guidelines prescribed in that prospectus. To get direct admission, candidates need to score high marks at 10+2 level and on the basis of marks obtained and personal interview candidate will be shortlisted for the selection.
Selection will be done on the basis of cut off merit list prepared by the colleges but in some colleges there can be entrance
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anila k

Guide-Level 14

The fee for M.Phil is around Rs 40,000 per year.

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