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6 years ago
Scholar-Level 17
Hans Raj College, Hindu College, Venkateshwar college, Kirorimal College, Deen Dayal Upadhyay and Shivaji College.
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6 years agoBeginner-Level 5
A candidate can apply online or offline. For applying offline the candidate can download the application form from the website of NCU or can obtain it from the university campus up to the last date for submission of forms specified in the Admission Notice.
Details can be checked in the Ph.D. admission brochure for a broad area in which a candidate can apply and NPET topics.
Please go to the Admission page on the university website for details and more information on Ph.D. in Gurugram.
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6 years ago
Scholar-Level 17
The commerce field than your maths need to be strong because it is required there. If you have studied maths in 12th Science than it will be easy for you.
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6 years ago
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PCM completion you may go course in mathematics, chemistry, physics, engineering, other course like BBA B.Com you can also choose B.Sc. In food technologies, but you can't go for biology related field.
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6 years ago
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Major universities insist mathematical background for BCA Course. The eligibility followed by majority universities for BCA programme is - HSc with Mathematics / Computer Science / Computer Application as a subject of study. Same is the eligibility for B.Sc-Computer Science and IT Programs. I am holding graduation in both BCA and BBA and also PG in Computer Science and Management. So I can help you in detail. I did my first graduation in BCA and later second degree in BBA. The papers / syllabus are same as B.Sc. Computer Science and IT. There are two maths papers in BCA and B.Sc.
1. Numerical and statistical methods
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6 years ago
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I would like to recommend Massco Media, as it is an institute that is fully devoted for the studies of journalism and mass communication. It offers variety of courses in this media field. Many of its students have been placed in good and reputed organizations and they are working well there. The wholesome motto of this institute is to prepare skillful, proficient professionals who will showcase their talent in the media fields. This gives training to the students so as to polish their all the essential skills that are needed in the profession of media.
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6 years ago
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Yes, you can pursue Masters in journalism after completing graduation in science. Journalism is a good subject you will have various options in your future. It will not affect your career as such because journalism has a scope in every field.
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6 years ago
Scholar-Level 17
Admission process is simple. The criteria says a student to score 50%-55% marks in 12th (with any stream). First just do the registration whether online or visit the campus than fill the application form. You will require to submit some necessary documents.
Click on the link for more details:-http://www.iimtindia.net
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