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Shwetha Fernandes
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Your visa also depends on your IELTS score. Try checking with Shelldreams Overseas company for more details.
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Shyam Sharma
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You can opt for MS programme and look up in which field you are good.
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Manik Bhatnagar
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Hi Rakhi,
Every college/university has its own eligibility criteria. Please confirm the college in which you want to pursue the course or you can also check the same on the college website for more detailed information. Regards.
Every college/university has its own eligibility criteria. Please confirm the college in which you want to pursue the course or you can also check the same on the college website for more detailed information. Regards.
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subhasish debroy
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You can go for MCA or M.Sc in CS/IT. You can think for MBA too after cracking management entrance test. If you like teaching profession, go for B.Ed.
Best wishes.
Best wishes.
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Sujeet KumarPreparing for UPSC CSE 2021
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You can't improve your math in next one month because it needs lot of practice to understand a concept and way of tackling. Suggest you to go for easy chapters like matrices and determinant, vector, 3D geometry, complex no, PnC & probability.
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BHARTENDU DUBEY
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Delhi University is one of the best option if someone's interested in doing B.Sc Maths.
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Monica Show
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Yes, you can do MBA in HR and MARKETING if you don't want to opt for finance specialisation. Regarding maths, there just one subject related to business statistics which is very basic and common for all specialisations. Thank you.
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