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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

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Hello Nastii Jay, I feel that the automobile sector is the one which actually indicates the vibrancy of industry in any country of the world including India. In times to come Indian market is going to dominate the world and because of this different companies are investing in plants and machinery along with research and development facilities in India. In view of this I feel that 3 years from today when you would be passing out your graduation in automobile engineering things would have turned rozier than what they are today and you should be getting placed comfortably. Best wishes to you.

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Biotechnology has emerged as one of the most powerful tools for sustainable socio-economic transformation. Modern biotechnology and emerging innovations from it have paved the way for developments in areas like agriculture, pharmaceuticals, healthcare, environment, forensic Science etc. Biotechnology has been used for breeding of animals and crops and producing useful products by fermentation. It is used in dairy and poultry, textiles, leather and food sector also. B.Sc. Biotechnology is one of the best courses after 12 class in non-medical or medical stream. The job opportunities in this sectors are increasing nowadays. One can have b
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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu

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You need preparation of minimum 1- 2 year for that. Some judicial exam may require practise experience and passing of AIBE exam.

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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu

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Your chances to get JBIMS are high. JBIMS initially shortlists on the basis of their CAT or MAH CET score. In order to qualify the phase one of the selection processes, the candidates must secure the minimum cutoff in either of the two exams mentioned above. The cutt off vary for domicile and category. For MH domicile it is 95 and above for MH-CET. Shortlisted candidate in phase 1 ( I. e entrance score) -are then called for personal assessment where they have to clear the Group Activity, Writing Ability Test and Personal Interview rounds. You have to do good in second round ( GD, Interview) despite high MH-CET score. The weightage form
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