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rahul r
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Admission to this course is through counselling based on the marks obtained in KEEE. Eligible candidates need to appear for the Kalasalingam Engineering Entrance Exam (KEEE) conducted by the university. Interested candidates can apply online with required information.
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Chetna S
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Hi, typically maths is compulsory but not if you are doing B.A. In Economics. You are not eligible for B.Sc. Economics. I will advise you to approach the desired college and university and see what they can do. Check if you can do a pre-requisite course in maths. This will entirely depend on the university though.
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priyank sharma
Scholar-Level 16
Yes, you are eligible for M.Sc, but chances for government colleges are less, but you may possibly get admission in private colleges. There is relaxation for SC/ST candidates for 5% in government colleges.
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rahul r
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Both could lead you into exciting careers depending on how good you are and how good you are at implementing your knowledge. For some jobs, physicists with a solid mathematical background is very valuable, and if you decide you want to pursue theoretical physics, you'll find that you need most of the classes with math major anyway. You'll find a better job market for math outside of academia. Physics is mostly done in academia. However, they are both great career prospectives. It depends on your research interests. There are significant opportunities for both majors in engineering fields, whether it is computer programming, satellites,
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Gaurav Shandilya
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Hi Sivaraj!
Yes, you are certainly eligible for the CMA intermediate. A candidate with any graduate degree is exempted from ICMAI Foundation exams. You can directly enter into CMA Inter.
Yes, you are certainly eligible for the CMA intermediate. A candidate with any graduate degree is exempted from ICMAI Foundation exams. You can directly enter into CMA Inter.
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priyank sharma
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Hello dear,
This depends upon you in which field you are interested in. Both the fields have same scope in information security. You may go for cyber security, ethical hacking, cloud computing and much more options for future. In B.Sc. It you may go for web development, web designing and more.
This depends upon you in which field you are interested in. Both the fields have same scope in information security. You may go for cyber security, ethical hacking, cloud computing and much more options for future. In B.Sc. It you may go for web development, web designing and more.
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Priyanka Jain
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You can take admission, but they not only see the marks, they also see the overall performance of yours school years.
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BASIL PAUL KDigging my way into the Hospitality Industry
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No, I don't think you can or the use of doing it that way. When you are doing a degree course, you technically have to spend a lot of time for it's studies. In Hotel Management, it is of prime importance to be there in the class and attend your practical. Soon after you finish your Diploma, you would have to do industrial training for about 4 months. And, if both your IT and your degree classes clashes, then you are going to loose both. But, if you really want to study something extra, then I would suggest you apply for some online certificate courses. For now concentrate on your degree.
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