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Pavan Kumar

Guide-Level 11

Your son isn't eligible to take admission in state colleges, as your son studied in unrecognized board (other countries), so he has to join private universities. Then, the thing you have to do is : "apply for their entrance exams and qualify them".

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Gargi DasBeat the failure

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Hi,
For B.Ed, you must have 50% marks in your graduation. However, if you are from OBC or SC, ST category. You can then apply with 40%.

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Konatham AbhishekIf you do not go to the end, why to start?

Scholar-Level 17

You need to specify the type of course that you want to pursue. Since you have done PGDM, you can opt for a job in some industry and if you are looking for online courses then there are many.

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Swapnaneel Bhuiya

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If you reside in Mumbai then you may not get to avail the distance education module since they would check your address for proof reasons and may not allow.

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vandana hirwani

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PLACEMENTS: There is a great opportunity for MBA. Top companies come for conducting interviews every year. There is 100% placement records. The management course is a two-year career course. Take admission and go towards careers. Top MNC companies like Kotak, Harley Davidson, Tata consultancy, ICICI, etc. visit the campus. as it is a student driven college so you will get alot of exposures.
INFRASTRUCTURE: The campus is big enough and has every basic facility you usually require. The campus hostels are okay and have zero problem of letting people in and out. So basically, you live as you want in the hostel and the campus. The library is
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ADVOCATE NEHA Batra

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They will start by a notification in the newspaper. The date will be declared by the university.

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Soubir Ghosh

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Amity University, Mumbai is a UGC certified college and shifting to another college won't be a problem. Whereas, I will personally suggest not to shift the college as Amity University, Mumbai offers a very well planned and elaborate course with great opportunities and exposure for the students.

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