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8 years ago
Kindly get a migration certificate from your school there. After that, you can.

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8 years ago
Why not, sure you can pursue but mathematics is compulsory. There is basic mathematics in CS that's don't worry about mathematics. Let it happen.

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SACHIN NAMDEV
8 years ago
You should prepare for CAT (common admission test)/MAT/XAT. IIMs, Business schools or top ranked universities like DU, BHU, Assam University, Anna University, University of Madras, Mumbai University, Loyola College, etc. and IITs (those provide management courses) are better options for doing M.B.A.

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8 years ago
As long as you have sufficient proof to justify that you did some work (even part-time), you will not have any issues.

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NIKHIL SONI
8 years ago
Yes, you can apply for NEET. But physics is an important subject in NEET, so focus on that. All the best.

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Hello Shreenath, Many Iims are offering one year executive MBA for working professionals like you. I feel you should go for this. Else going abroad is also a good option if you can afford it.

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Hello, This is the query that haunts every student as well as the counselor! Issue is what is good today may not remain good four years down the line. In addition always remember the adage "There is always room at the top". If you work hard and study diligently, you will find placements in branch. D

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