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Hi, Please find the link below for detailed information on the best colleges in India for 1-year Masters programme:
https://www.shiksha.com/business-management-studies/articles/top-one-year-mba-programmes-offered-in-india-blogId-10180.

Hello Muskan, IITs are in a different league altogether. It's the best in country. Hence giving oneself a chance by taking break of one year for studies is well deserved. I would fully endorse your efforts of preparing one year for JEE is justified and recommended. Best wishes.

There is no minimum or maximum marks that you have to score. You have to score at your best because the best score you make pave your way for best college. If you score more than 170, you can easily get admission in college you want in whatever branch you want. If you want to see detailed cut-off for colleges, you can visit the official website:
www.dtemaharashtra.gov.in
Hope this will help you.
Good luck.

Hello!
With 228 marks in NEET, I think it is difficult to get a free government seat, especially with general quota. But there are chances if you apply in management quota. And also, you can get a seat in deemed university but the only problem with that is they have very high fees.

MBA, MCA and M.Sc. are the best post graduation courses without engineering.
All the best for your bright future.

Hi Saptarishi,
If you are currently pursuing an undergraduate course or above in the field of statistics, then you can definitely apply for this course.

Check the validity of ISBM and the university it is affiliated too. Then check the status of the course from the main university. If the university or college is approved, then the course should also be approved. Another way is to check the validity of course and institute on the AICTE website.

Hi,
As such law entrance exam does not need any coaching if you are good at general knowledge, logical reasoning and English. Nevertheless, if you want to prepare for NLUs, then Mukherjee Nagar, Delhi is full of coaching institutes. Please enquire there. All coaching institutes are same. It totally depends upon your hard work and perseverance
Best of luck.

Here is the link for DAAD:
https://www.daad.de/en/
Check through the websites. You'll get all the colleges and also DAAD organise information-sessions in a few cities in India for Masters and Bachelors programme. Also, you can find a lot of scholarship based on the college you're pursuing in but you've to check the eligibility from that site. Don't get trapped in any other scam verify from DAAD for any information to study in Germany. https://www.daad.in/en/

Hi,
Below are the few best institutions for mass communication:
*LSR, Delhi
*Ajeenkya D Y Patil, Pune
*Xavier's Institute of Communication, Mumbai
*St Xavier's College, Mumbai
*Sophia College for Women, Mumbai
*IIJNM, Bangalore
You will find many more. Also, check for a university of your convenience like travel, fee, hostel, etc.