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Hi,
Yes, you still do. It will depend on how well you fare in your final exams, projects, internship, SOP, reference letters and so on. You may not be eligible to apply in certain universities but there will be many options.

I recommend you to visit on this link:
https://www.shiksha.com/science/colleges/m-sc-mathematics-colleges-india
For searching best colleges, as per your requirement and you can check your eligibility too.

Hi, you have to first select a country and university. Go through university websites and know the admission process and requirements. You will be surprised to see the requirements vary. The fees are different and so are the work permit options, course duration etc. Accordingly you have select it. In addition you have to prepare for study abroad exams like GRE IELTS or TOEFL etc. Even these test requirements are different.

Hello, Canada is very competitive, more than 80% of the universities are top ranked and looks out for students having 75% or around 3.5 CGPA on a scale of 4.

Hello, the subjects and specializations differ and is not same across the whole country. It ranges from artificial intelligence, cloud computation, big data to gaming and digital media. You should be checking these on university websites. It is good to know the programme structures to learn more about the course and see if it matches your interest.

Hi Jomichan!
You can apply for an architecture course if you like. The field is well suited for creative people with non-medical subjects in 10+2. Apart from this, you can also consider having a career in design industry like fashion design, interior design, product design, automobile design, accessory design and so on. Bachelor of Fine Arts BFA is another course that you can look at, which will help you to have a career in visual or performing arts.

Hi Yogita!
Kindly connect with the institute directly for a detailed information about the course. There are no eligibility or age criteria attached to this course. You can directly apply to the course.

BHM 4 years and B.Sc in Hotel Management is same as such. But, here the difference is you have 6 months industrial and specialization for other 6 months in BHM. Wherein, B.Sc Hotel Management only gives your training and education without Industrial Exposure. People tend to choose BHM to get industrial exposure, holistic learning and all over development. I suggest BHM instead of B.Sc.

Hi Mahesh!
You can apply online/offline with the required information. The admission is merit-based, i.e., based on your marks secured in 10+2. For more information, you can visit this webpage and download the brochure https://www.shiksha.com/college/sies-institute-of-comprehensive-education-sion-mumbai-54067/admission?stream=16&course=292849&sort_by=relevance&type=question