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Nikita Verma
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Hi Manasee!
Although every institute has a different eligibility criteria, yet most institutes will allow a graduate from any stream to pursue the Masters degree/Diploma in design. You will have to appear for a general aptitude test as well as creative aptitude test. The creative aptitude test is more crucial as your artistic abilities will be exhibited and it will determine your admission at large. So you will need to practice your drawing and sketching skills very well. You can find a list of the top colleges offering design courses on this link https://www.shiksha.com/design/industrial-product-design/articles/top-10-design-institutes
Although every institute has a different eligibility criteria, yet most institutes will allow a graduate from any stream to pursue the Masters degree/Diploma in design. You will have to appear for a general aptitude test as well as creative aptitude test. The creative aptitude test is more crucial as your artistic abilities will be exhibited and it will determine your admission at large. So you will need to practice your drawing and sketching skills very well. You can find a list of the top colleges offering design courses on this link https://www.shiksha.com/design/industrial-product-design/articles/top-10-design-institutes
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Viswanathan DOld, simple and helping nature
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Ireland is a great option. But for jobs, you have to look for EU countries like Austria, Poland are emerging economies. Jobs are available but the packages are very poor. Also, your English should be very good.
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Sourabh BiliangadiAm pursuing my MBA in travel and tourism.
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Hello Utkarsh,
There is no such seat distributions for entrances only SC/ST and OBC category wise seats will be distributed. 70% seats are reserved for GM.
There is no such seat distributions for entrances only SC/ST and OBC category wise seats will be distributed. 70% seats are reserved for GM.
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Devesh LathiEducational Counselor
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Hi,
Canada could be one of the best places for computer sciences, however admissions are challenging. Moreover, you have a three year degree course, which is not widely accepted. If you seriously want to pursue your MS in Canada, enroll into a M.Sc Programme in India and complete the first year with a first class percentage. Apply to Canada thereafter.
Canada could be one of the best places for computer sciences, however admissions are challenging. Moreover, you have a three year degree course, which is not widely accepted. If you seriously want to pursue your MS in Canada, enroll into a M.Sc Programme in India and complete the first year with a first class percentage. Apply to Canada thereafter.
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Vikash Jain
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I would recommend you to go for Big Data Analytics, as the future lies in analysis and to derive conclusions from the same, be it any domain or industry.
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Chetna S
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Hi, a very good university abroad will increase your employability and give you an international exposure. However, most universities abroad prefers candidates with work experience for admission into the Maharashtra programs. You have to go through the entry requirements and see where you can apply. Or look for good universities in India if getting into a foreign university looks difficult. Prioritize your career plans and future goals and decide accordingly.
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rahul r
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Yes, a B.Sc (PCM) student can pursue a PG course in forensic Science. Basic eligibility criteria for a student to qualify for a PG course in forensic Science is mentioned below. Please note that this criteria may vary with different institutes.
Primarily, the criteria include:
Bachelor's degree in Science/ engineering / pharmacy/ medicine, obtained from a recognized university.
A minimum aggregate score of 60% marks at the level of graduation is required.
Primarily, the criteria include:
Bachelor's degree in Science/ engineering / pharmacy/ medicine, obtained from a recognized university.
A minimum aggregate score of 60% marks at the level of graduation is required.
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