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Lalit BhandariIf I agreed with you, we'd both be wrong!
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Hi again Path, It usually varies from colleges to college. Some universities in Canada do expect you to have a relevant Bachelors degree in animation before taking up a Masters in animation. But this can be waivered provided you have done some relevant coursework/certification by yourself. Most universities abroad expect you to take up a few additional credits before starting your Masters. Indian universities generally just expect a Bachelors degree from any discipline. All the best.
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Chelsea Harper
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There are high chances of getting into risks. So please get the legal documents sorted out before getting into anything major.
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Aakash Saxena
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Hello,
If you are preparing for the UGC NET Economics Exam first of all you need to complete the Post Graduation from Economics from the recognised University with atleast 55 % marks for General Category and 50 % marks for the Reserved and Female Category Students
The Tips to prepare for the UGC NET Economics is as follows -
You can also take help from here to prepare for NET Economics exam - https://scoop.eduncle.com/ugc-net-economics
- First, you must make strategy, so it will be easy for you to crack the exam. - Note the syllabus of paper 1, and 2 of your related subject before starting the preparations for NET Exam. - Use good books t
If you are preparing for the UGC NET Economics Exam first of all you need to complete the Post Graduation from Economics from the recognised University with atleast 55 % marks for General Category and 50 % marks for the Reserved and Female Category Students
The Tips to prepare for the UGC NET Economics is as follows -
You can also take help from here to prepare for NET Economics exam - https://scoop.eduncle.com/ugc-net-economics
- First, you must make strategy, so it will be easy for you to crack the exam. - Note the syllabus of paper 1, and 2 of your related subject before starting the preparations for NET Exam. - Use good books t
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krishna budholia
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Cheers to your perception. Its good that you shifted your focus from JEE to Masters entrance. Talking about IIEST, an interesting fact about this college is that unlike other colleges, who have their starting rank in CSE or CST, starting rank of IIEST comes from Aerospace department. The reason being the academic excellence of the faculty here. Whether you want to further pursue masters or not, thorough knowledge of your B. Tech. or B. E. syllabus is always advised. You will get an opportunity to complete your bachelors degree under highly influential professors and with some diligence and hard work, you can even prepare for masters en
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swati kumari
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These two fields are totally different from each other, so there is no point in comparing M.Tech and MBA. Both are specialized courses and have their own values. It only depends on your interest whether you would like to go for further studies or do you want to gain more knowledge while being on the job? Both B.Tech and MBA have excellent career opportunities in their respective fields. I would like to suggest you first know your interests and then go for the course. If you want to continue your career in technical field then you should go for M.Tech and if you want to hone managerial and leadership skills, then you should go for MBA.
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Chetna S
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Hi,
Mechanical engineers are included in the job shortage list, so of you pursue youth Masters from a good university with good grades you will have a chance, Australia is very competitive and you being and international student must work extra hard, network with people, build your profile, get into a good internship position etc. for job opportunities.
Mechanical engineers are included in the job shortage list, so of you pursue youth Masters from a good university with good grades you will have a chance, Australia is very competitive and you being and international student must work extra hard, network with people, build your profile, get into a good internship position etc. for job opportunities.
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