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siddhi ghuge

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I would suggest you to go through the details about the course like subjects, opportunities, etc. If you are extremely keen about the field then only go for it. You can also apply for Diploma courses.

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siddhi ghuge

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According to the the ratings and reviews, it is a good institute for PG courses.

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Shweta Singh

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Minimum 50% is required for admission boards for admission in IIMMI.

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Dennis Vasanthakumar

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New Zealand PR is based on the shortage skill list listed in NZ immigration web site. Supply chain management seems to be not there. However that does not mean you should not go for this course. It all depends upon what UG programme you did and if you could get a job related to that studies you may be able to get PR. Again PR depends upon you age, qualification, experience and IELTS marks. If you have good (8 band IELTS then it is possible.

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Prachi PolMaking History...

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In the UG, you have two courses run by the department of media studies called BA JPEng (Triple major in Journalism, Psychology and English). Another course ifCEP (Communication and Media, English, Psychology). Both are in fact the most sought after courses and I personally know people doing this course. According to them, if you plan to work in the media and allied industry, CEP is the best choice. If you want to pursue higher studies or you focus particularly in journalism, JPEng is the right course. Otherwise, you can also consider Journalism Honours as well as English Honours. At the PG level, M.A. Media Studies. This course is one
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Selvamani RamanathanPositivity is my Saviour

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Yes, even I'm a humanities student in 12th and took HR for higher studies. It is possible please choose BBA. So, you can grow in the same. Request you to atleast come MBA with your specialisation to see growth in your career.

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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)

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National institute of event management, Mumbai may be the best option for you. The eligibility criteria for MBA in Event Management is graduation with 45% of marks. Shortlisted students shall be called for personal interview or telephonic interview (for Outstation Students). Course fee details :
1. Students will be required to pay Rs. 2,89,000/- as fees (includes
Admission fees, Tuition fees, students facilities, practical training fees, study notes etc. Plus 18% GST)
2) Additional University fees of Rs. 20,000/- per year and Exam fees
and Mark-sheet fees demanded by the University will have to be paid
online by the students. The following
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