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Prashant Pandey
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Hi Shekhar,A GMAT Score of 600+ is a safe side score to get a call for BITS Pilani. However, it is a profile based selection. So, keep your hopes high. All the best.
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Arslan Shaikhhelping others give me satisfaction
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1) Waterloo University
2) University of Toronto
3) University of British Columbia
4) McGill University
5) McMaster University
6) Simon Fraser University
7) Queen's university
8) University of Calgary
9) University of Victoria.
2) University of Toronto
3) University of British Columbia
4) McGill University
5) McMaster University
6) Simon Fraser University
7) Queen's university
8) University of Calgary
9) University of Victoria.
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Kiri Piyush
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Hi Nisar,
Masters programs are research based and in-depth study. PG Diplomas are accelerated programs somewhat compared to Masters. Decide what you want to study, research oriented or accelerated practical based programme and decide. Memorial University of New Found land, Dalhousie University, Georgian College, Fanshawe College, University of Toronto etc. Are some universities and colleges which you can search.
Masters programs are research based and in-depth study. PG Diplomas are accelerated programs somewhat compared to Masters. Decide what you want to study, research oriented or accelerated practical based programme and decide. Memorial University of New Found land, Dalhousie University, Georgian College, Fanshawe College, University of Toronto etc. Are some universities and colleges which you can search.
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Kiri Piyush
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Hi Manjit, choose a course relevant to your subjects in class 12th. You must also note your interests and aptitude and choose the course accordingly. Nobody else can precisely tell you which course is best for you or what you can study, is an individual choice. You should first know what to study, why you want to study ad also arrange for funds. It is good to earn on your own but you have to pay the first year tuition fee even before you go, so decide again.
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Pankaj Kumar
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Go through the link below for all the information around Cergy Pontoise University
https://studyabroad.shiksha.com/france/universities/university-of-cergy-pontoise.
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Natalie Elaine
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Dear Dibyansh,LSE, as you know is one of the highest ranked universities in the world and by default has high admission standards. Firstly I will advise you to visit their university website and check the entry requirements first. At the same you have to maintain a sound academic track record, an upper first class is mandatory along with some quality intern work, publications etc. If you are aiming for a full scholarship you have to be an exceptionally bright student. Most Masters Programs in LSE offer needs-based scholarship, you must visit the website to learn more about it and how you can apply. In addition, there are awards and fun
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Aroon BaeA gamer and love helping people
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Hello there, your percentage is good. Maintain your academic grades, your board exams are vital. Prepare for IELTS or TOEFL. If you want to study in USA then prepare for SAT or ACT. A number of factors come into consideration when you are applying abroad like your extracurricular activity, hobbies, Olympiads, projects etc. You should also start checking for the admission requirements by visiting university websites, the more you read the more clarity you will get. Email them for any questions, no matter how big the university is they will respond. You must also remember an important point of application deadlines, it's not like you app
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Aroon BaeA gamer and love helping people
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Hello there, the main difference is the admission requirement, you see MBA is designed for experienced professionals and most MBA programs will want applicants to have as many years of work experience. PGDM on the other hand can be done by freshers. Simultaneously, the outcomes are also different like MBA gives senior level management jobs and PGDM is for entry level and mainly it is professional course.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Sachin,
Yes, it will be counted, but the quality of work will be evaluated. There are many roles within a BPO, and if you are a customer service executive then universities will check how far you went ahead to satisfy customer needs, how innovative you were. Challenges you faced, teamwork etc. So no job is underestimated but quality matters and you have to showcase.
Yes, it will be counted, but the quality of work will be evaluated. There are many roles within a BPO, and if you are a customer service executive then universities will check how far you went ahead to satisfy customer needs, how innovative you were. Challenges you faced, teamwork etc. So no job is underestimated but quality matters and you have to showcase.
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