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New answer posted•4 years ago
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4 years ago
Yes a candidate can participate in second round of ALL INDIA counselling even if he/she has not registered in round 1.

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Which is the best university in India for doing MBA?

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Asked by Baisakhi
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4 years ago
All IIMs, FMS, SP Jain college, NIMS are top colleges for MBA. Equivalent to the same stands Lovely professional university which has come out emerging in past few years with its updates most advanced curriculum and preeminent placements with are mouth agape. The Business School of LPU is accredited

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4 years ago
According to me obviously yes because degree is a degree, may it be a correspondence or a regular. It depends on the schools what percentage or grade is required for the exams and for sure it is all upto to you how much you score in your entrance exams. So I think yes you should go for your target a

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Deeksha Dixit
4 years ago
Yes, you can get an MBBS seat in select colleges with 430 marks in NEET 2022 under the state quota. According to the Karnataka State Cutoff for 2021, if you are a general category applicant, you can apply to the following medical colleges:
1. Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Medical College in Bangalore: MBBS open

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What is the difference between ICT Mumbai and ICT Jalna?

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Asked by Surwase Nikita
Deeksha Dixit
4 years ago
The Institute of Chemical Technology (ICT) is a public-deemed university located in Mumbai, India. This institute has two campuses: one at Marathwada in Maharashtra, and another at Bhubaneswar in Odisha. ICT Jalna in Marathwada is basically the sub-campus belonging to ICT Headquarters in Mumbai. So

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4 years ago
According to the information you have provided, you may get into these colleges for the Computer Science branch. A list of colleges is-
1- Reva University.
2- Vidyavardhaka College of Engineering.
3- Acharya Institute of Technology.
4- Jawaharlal Nehru National College of Engineering.
5- Dayananda S

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4 years ago
You can join any private universities like NMIMS, Symbiosis and many more and pursue the course of your choice at the comfort of your pace.

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4 years ago
Hello!
I am writing this to let you know that there are many universities like NMIMS, Mumbai. They offers distant courses. You can contact the admin department they will let you know in brief about all the possibilities.

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4 years ago
Yes, definitely. The courses are recognised un various parts of the world. All you can do is to check the university website in which you want to apply you will get to know their basic requirements and evaluation criteria.

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Can you suggest some good B-schools in India to pursue MBA?

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Asked by Jha
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4 years ago
MBA programme gives you fundamental management knowledge, meaning you'll get a holistic view of business across areas like marketing, finance, and accounting, all while developing those vital soft skills and leadership skills. Having MBA on your resume will help you stand out to employers, but the t

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