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Akhil Chandrafollow me your queries get cancelled
Guide-Level 13
You cannot take EAMCET exam because it can only be taken by those students who have completed their intermediate and if you want to pursue engineering, you should take ECET which will directly fetch you admission in the B.Tech 2nd year.
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Aarushi BhattExperienced Campus Representative.
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With a 765 rank with SC Candidate Mate, you get a chance of getting seat in almost every top college of your field if you wish so. Just decide. Go for the counselling and research into which college you want and then prioritize them. Ultimately, you are all well and good.
Good luck. :-)
Good luck. :-)
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Aarushi BhattExperienced Campus Representative.
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Yes, you can prepare for IAS.
This is the right time to prepare for and decide for IAS as well.You have enough time to prepare. But you can apply for the exam only after finishing your graduation.
Eligibility criteria:
- Indian Citizenship
- Graduation from a Govt. recognized university.
- Age of 21 to 30 years.
- If you are OBC and SC/ST category then you have age relaxation of 3 years and 5 years respectively.
You are in the first year so you have enough time to prepare for IAS.
Note: On this, my advice you is don't be in the wrong impression of having ample of time, so you will make out this easily. UPSC having hardly 1000 vacancies for all
This is the right time to prepare for and decide for IAS as well.You have enough time to prepare. But you can apply for the exam only after finishing your graduation.
Eligibility criteria:
- Indian Citizenship
- Graduation from a Govt. recognized university.
- Age of 21 to 30 years.
- If you are OBC and SC/ST category then you have age relaxation of 3 years and 5 years respectively.
You are in the first year so you have enough time to prepare for IAS.
Note: On this, my advice you is don't be in the wrong impression of having ample of time, so you will make out this easily. UPSC having hardly 1000 vacancies for all
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Harsha Sinha
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B.Sc. Interior Design Eligibility:
A pass in 10+2 examination or equivalent can go for this degree course.
Candidates must have teamwork ability as they will have to communicate with clients to assess what they want and need in a space, and then present your ideas for meeting those goals in a compelling way.
They should have artistic ability and style as they have to need to provide sketches of your proposed designs for space. CAD training may also come in handy since the interior design process often involves using computer programs to create two and three-dimensional renderings.
Another important thing is organisational skills as they ha
A pass in 10+2 examination or equivalent can go for this degree course.
Candidates must have teamwork ability as they will have to communicate with clients to assess what they want and need in a space, and then present your ideas for meeting those goals in a compelling way.
They should have artistic ability and style as they have to need to provide sketches of your proposed designs for space. CAD training may also come in handy since the interior design process often involves using computer programs to create two and three-dimensional renderings.
Another important thing is organisational skills as they ha
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Aarushi BhattExperienced Campus Representative.
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Polymer Technology has wide job opportunities within India and abroad. Quality assurance specialist, Polymer research engineer, Research analyst etc are some of the positions related to polymer technology. Many MNCs appoint graduates of polymer chemistry for various posts like Officer QC/QA (Polymer), Assistant manager, Polymer Technologists etc. Salary and other perks will be based on knowledge and experience. MNC pay high remuneration for graduates from Polymer technology. HLL, BPCL, etc. are some of the firms offering jobs for graduates in polymer technology.
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Alpana SinhaCareer Counselor, 5 years experience
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Hi Seby,
If you meet entry requirements that is if your percentile is within the cut-off list announced by the DU colleges you should go ahead with DU.
If you meet entry requirements that is if your percentile is within the cut-off list announced by the DU colleges you should go ahead with DU.
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SHARANPREET SINGH BRAR
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You have a good score and I suggest you first to look at your interest and I will recommend you for B.Tech petroleum because people are not much aware of it and it has good value in India and abroad. All best for your future.
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