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Scholar-Level 16
The most demanding stream is CSE. So, better pursue that course. You can also opt for ECE as it is equally demanded. As for the status of Canada, do some research and find what is more demanded there, what industries they have etc.
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Scholar-Level 16
Yes, you can apply for law after graduation in MBA. You are eligible for the 3 year law course only. Admission is through entrance exam.
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Sophia College for Women
University of Mumbai
Pearl Academy Mumbai
Garware Institute of Career Education And Development
MET Institute of Mass Media
Amity University Mumbai.
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Contributor-Level 9
1. Do aptitude as much as you can on daily basis.
2. Increase vocab sets.
3. Verbal reasoning. Do practice all on daily basis. It is easy to enter in a good b-school. Thank you.
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