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Ritika Bhardwaj

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Yes, definitely you can. The basic eligibility criteria for pursuing MBA (Marketing) is minimum 50% aggregate marks in Bachelors degree with any discipline. An MBA degree in Marketing is one of the most sought-after degree by both students as well as corporate in recent time. With an increasing importance of digital and online marketing, many companies now have their own, in-house marketing teams that aim to bring customers and potential customers to the company. MBA in marketing does cover a majority of portion which is required for entry level managerial management jobs, but marketing itself is a much broad area. One needs to be spec
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Varun Mehta

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Hello Aman!
You are in the best position in anyone can right now. Preparing for IIT JAM Physics along with your graduation can surely increase your chances of getting success in the exam. All you have to do is to devote yourself to little extra efforts apart from studying for B.Sc. So, I am going to give you some tips for this, you can get some more preparation tips at http://bit.ly/2qC3CeP to help you in your preparation. So first of all, learn what you are already studying in the colleges. Learn it fluently. Trust me, it will definitely help. Second, go some good books other than your graduation books to practice questions based on th
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Varun Mehta

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Hello Mitali!
You are in the best position in anyone can right now. Preparing for IIT JAM Physics along with your graduation can surely increase your chances of getting success in the exam. All you have to do is to devote yourself to little extra efforts apart from studying for B.Sc. So, I am going to give you some tips for this, you can get some more preparation tips at http://bit.ly/2qC3CeP to help you in your preparation. So first of all, learn what you are already studying in the colleges. Learn it fluently. Trust me, it will definitely help. Second, go some good books other than your graduation books to practice questions based on
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)

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No, there is no any specific post for physics students. However, if you are graduate than you may come through RRB or UPSC.

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Shabana Bee

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Yes, you can do B.Sc in physics, you can be an astrophysicist after completing this too. It is a good option.
Good luck.

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Pallavi Rohira

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Yes, you can. Apply for the entrance exams. Christ accepts MAT/CAT score.

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Dr Priyalakshmi ChowdhuryUnited Kingdom

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Hi,
What exactly are you planning to study at LSE? Your grades are alright. Take the IELTS you need a score of 7 and above to meet the English language requirements. For specific requirements, you have to check the page of the faculty. You will need a good personal statement and recommendation letters too.

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Kiri Piyush

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You have to clear your 12th first and also know your specific interests. If you are interested in a medical course then make sure which programme you exactly want to do. MBBS, B.Sc Nursing, Dentistry, Pharmacy, etc., are among the many options. You should have a strong concept in biological sciences. But first, you need to clear 12th to be eligible for further studies and entrances.

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