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chandrakant solanki

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Salary depends on your skills and the company which selects you. Every company has its own salary structure. No college can guarantee a good salary or pay. Some colleges have good placement tracks, but one cannot answer about the salary.

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Jai Saxena

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Yes, I think that the government colleges require a minimum of 55% for admission.

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

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M.Sc IT offered by various universities is equivalent to B.Tech IT. This course is designed for B.Sc students to become an IT graduate. B.Tech IT grads are first preference of IT over M.Sc IT grads. You are advised to aim for higher studies and opt for M.Tech IT by appearing in GATE examination.

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Harshit Mehta

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You would be eligible through GATE score and not CAT.

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Harsha Sinha

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An MSc in Interior Design is a post graduate degree program that teaches students interior design; the art of changing the living workspace into a more effective setting, for everyday use. The aim is to make the resulting setting most attractive to everyone.

The difference between interior designing and interior decorating is that interior designing plans the functionality and the usability of the available space while the interior decorating seeks to make the setting look appealing without as much regard to planning and the usability of the setting.

Interior designing also deals with aspects such as lighting, acoustics and temperature.

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VIKRAM SONIMentor , Artist , Social worker, Traveller

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Hi,
If you are focused that you want to go for research field up to PhD then integrated programme will be better.
Otherwise according to me, you can consider these options in Bachelor's degree:
Zoology Hons
Life sciences

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