Maharashtra

Hi Hemal,
I would say in Pune there is an institute, Asian Institute of Quality Management India (AIQM) which provides ASCB (E) - UK ACCREDITED certification so I would recommend for the same. Usually, Six Sigma Certification get expire after every 3 years and we have to renew it all the time but AIQM provides Lifetime Certification which never get expire. You can go through the link:
https://rapidskillz.com/course-detail.php?txt=Lean
Six Sigma Green Belt - Face to Face

Sorry but you can't get in Xavier's College, Mumbai. 70% is too less for B.A in Xavier's, only 90% above have a chance to get in for B.A

Hi Pratik,
There is no such provision to change your course or college randomly in third year.

You can check eligibility, seat allocation on this: https://www.angrau.ac.in/AdmissionsIndia.php

1. Xavier Institute of Communications.
2. Social Communications Media Department
3. Kishinchand Chellaram College.
4. Kishinchand Chellaram Law College.
These are the best colleges in Mumbai to pursue mass communication course.

Hi Shubham,
Some of the best CAT coaching in Mumbai are:
1) TIME - Triumphant Institute Of Management Education
2) IMS
3) Career Launcher
4) Byju's Classes
5) The Prayas India
6) Tutor Jar

Hi Riya,
The cut-off range of St. Xavier's College is 84% to 95% which changes according to your stream. The cut-off for christian minority would be much less than the general cutoff. For minority - PCM combination doesn't have a very high cut-off, specially for minority category students. If they get above 60%, I think they should be able to get admission just fine. Best of luck.

Hello Ashish,
You are seeking information about government colleges offering automobile engineering in different states and further asking whether you can get admission there or not. I am afraid in the present situation in India, you can think of getting admission in a government college of a state only and only if you are domiciled in that state and if you are not then you have no chance of getting admission since almost all the states in India have restricted admissions to the students of the state only. Hence I will suggest that you should look for the Government Engineering College of your state for admission.