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Aryan Mahajan

Beginner-Level 5

Better try in for state entrance exams! But still on the basis of your JEE Mains score u may get a descent college in your home state! All the best!

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2016-05-16 18:44:51

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Aryan Mahajan

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That totally depends on your class 12 marks! since the cutoffs there are too high. So in my view wait till your 12th result is out and if u think your rank may be less that 7000 do apply for them! All the best!

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Chetna S

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MBA Canada courses vary in their duration period - anywhere between ten months and two years. These MBA related programs in Canada come under 3 categories that include the specialized, combined and the generalized streams.
To be able to pursue a degree in MBA in Canada, the student must possess a four-year degree (undergraduate), work experience, GMAT score and for all those international students whose main education language isn't English, a proficiency test in English like the IELTS/TOEFL or likewise would be necessary. Each school lays down the admission specifics criteria and other required prerequisites. Most of the Canadian busin
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Mukesh DubeyBiology Teacher

Guide-Level 11

Yes it has. Every school and now somecolleges are appointing educational councillors. Even todays work culture is increasing stress in humans. So to combat such situations psychologists are needed. Go for it you will find good career ahead.
You can go into research and work with government policy making and things like that .
2.Clinical psychology
3.Counselling
4.Child psychologists get jobs in schools .
5.Lecturership in colleges.
6.OB is also a good option. Get into HR and recruiting team in corporate companies.

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2016-05-16 17:20:12

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nehal goyal

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if u r sc st then u ll get nit but if gen then u should try for state gov. college or privage college and for rank use career 360 rank predictor

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