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Contributor-Level 8
Students will have access to the Learning Management System of Monroe College and to their student community
At the end of the three-year programme
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Contributor-Level 8
Students will have access to the Learning Management System of Monroe College and to their student community
At the end of the three-year programme they will be awarded a Monroe college deg
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6 years agoContributor-Level 7
IILM Undergraduate Business School, Lodhi Road is one of the premier institute for management programs. I ILM Undergraduate Business School has partnered with Monroe College New York and Swiss Business School, Zurich, Switzerland. ILM Undergraduate Business School, Lodhi Road offers BBA in Business Management in collaboration with Monroe College, New York.
Student gets an American college degree while studying in India. The four-year US degree will be completed at IILM in 3 years by way of two semesters in Year one and 3 semesters each in years two and three. This will ensure that students can save one year and earn their US graduation
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Scholar-Level 18
The answer will have two parts:
Part 1 : Your own interest, aptitude, passion, discipline, capabilities and aspirations to make it big. Part 2 is : Choice of college: only top colleges will help you getting the highest paying engineering jobs, whether in India or abroad. Some good international names are: University of Cambridge. University of Oxford. Imperial College London. University of Warwick. University of Manchester. University of Edinburgh. University of Bristol. UCLA, MIT, Princeton, Harward, Stanford, Carnegie melon, Cornell, University of Chicago, LMU Munich, Oshnabruk university, Techni
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In the present times, there are very less jobs for the graduates of aeronautical engineering. Invariably these students then go for other MBA or MS abroad. Very few get placed in India and many of them get placed in place of mechanical engineers. In view of this I would definitely recommend you to opt for computer sciences rather than aerospace engineering. Best wishes to you.
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