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Sarvesh Kinfer
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Yes, definitely but you have to enrol in an undergraduate programme as universities abroad don't have lateral entry scheme for polytechnic candidates.
Also, shortlist country first as compared to college/university due to various visa regulations, work regulations, etc.
Also, shortlist country first as compared to college/university due to various visa regulations, work regulations, etc.
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6 years agoCan a person be enrolled in any college/university/polytechnic in India with DSAT O Level Cambridge?
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Lorna Dsouza
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Hi,
No, O Level is an internationally recognised qualification designed for 14-16-year olds. It is equivalent to Cambridge IGCSE and the UK GCSE.
No, O Level is an internationally recognised qualification designed for 14-16-year olds. It is equivalent to Cambridge IGCSE and the UK GCSE.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Siddharth,
Various courses are designed keeping in mind the requirements of students, requirement of industry and the requirement of the parents. Normally, the Institutions imparting ITI impart skill based training to the learner and prepare him to take up a job as soon as the student completes his ITI. So many parents who cannot afford for the education send their children for ITI so that their child becomes an earner and contributes to the family income. However, if your family can afford your education for 3-4 years then you should go for Diploma and subsequently if can afford you should go in for a degree course. Best wishes
Various courses are designed keeping in mind the requirements of students, requirement of industry and the requirement of the parents. Normally, the Institutions imparting ITI impart skill based training to the learner and prepare him to take up a job as soon as the student completes his ITI. So many parents who cannot afford for the education send their children for ITI so that their child becomes an earner and contributes to the family income. However, if your family can afford your education for 3-4 years then you should go for Diploma and subsequently if can afford you should go in for a degree course. Best wishes
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Sarvesh Kinfer
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This is not a lateral entry B.Tech course, in which admission is based on polytechnic percentage, you need to appear for MHT CET entrance exam for admission.
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Bhushan Kulkarni
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If you have good marks, only that is the criteria for sound engineering. That's enough for the certification and admission.
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Bhushan Kulkarni
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Yes, of course you have many options in government jobs, because the Polytechnic guys has a post which is called junior engineer post. Just checkout in some government job alert sites.
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Bhushan Kulkarni
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If you are interested in vehicles and some new engines, then you can go with automobile, but you are interested in deep mechanical concept then you go with mechanical. But, if you want to go automobile after mechanical engineering you have a chance to go with automobile. You are doing engineering change you branch in engineering it's quiet easy way.
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