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Akshay Bajaj

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Consortium of Medical Engineering and Dental Colleges of Karnataka (COMED K) conducts a state-level examination called COMEDK UGET (Undergraduate Entrance Test) to offer admissions to interested candidates in engineering and medical degree courses offered by colleges/institutes that are affiliated to COMEDK. COMEDK UGET 2018 exam will be conducted on May 13, 2018, across many cities in India for admissions to various UG programmes. COMEDK UGET scores are accepted by more than 150 engineering colleges, 12 medical colleges and 25 dental colleges in the state of Karnataka. COMEDK UGET 2017 was held on May 14. The duration of BE course thr
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author

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Difficult in class 12th. Though you may change your board but the subject change is not recommended. You are advised to check with your school authorities and consult with them.

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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author

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Hi Twinkle, the best will depend from person to person. Typically after B.Com course, choices can be PG Diploma in accounting, professional accounting, finance, etc. But if you have any other interest closely related to this field, you can explore.

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Poojan Angirasiit jee aspirant...

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It depends on your category if you are from general I think approximately 150+marks are required and if you are from SC/ST or OBC then I think 100+ is enough.

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anila k

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Admissions will start from February. The forms will be made available online and offline.

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Shankari Chowdhury

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Hi, it is a personal choice. I don't see or remember any such rule being implemented on us that we shouldn't study our Masters in India. Depending on one's own career plan, area of study, academic profile, ambitions, etc. One can decide to study abroad or in India. Studying abroad, however, has its benefits like international exposure, exposure to multiple cultures and traditions, travel, new and innovative programs, better infrastructure and research work, etc.
A drawback - there is no guarantee of return of investment. If you don't study in a top university and don't perform academically well chances of getting a job there and also i
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Shraboni Sinha

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You can admit after completing higher secondary in arts. But in case of a particular college, if there any rules of subject combination then you should confirm it from your preferable college.

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