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8 years ago
Contributor-Level 10
The selection is done on the basis of your 12th-grade percentage. However, there is no uniform system like CLAT for foreign national and you have to apply separately for each NLU. The total number of seats for BA/B.Sc LLB(Hons.) programme is 04 seats. You are supposed to fill this form http://www.nujs.edu/downloads/admissions2017/LLB-LLM-admission-form-fn.pdf. Hope this helps.
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Guide-Level 14
Bachelor in Mass Communication is the Foundation Degree in India because our Schools do not have this domain as a Specialisation. Media Studies or some other related subject is just part of the curriculum of Humanities and Arts in Senior Secondary and doesn't have major role. Hence, B.A. Remains a less preferred degree for getting a job quickly.
Having said this, I must clarify that B.A. Mass Communication is a good option to make a career in Media. After all, one has to somewhere start learning where the career is to be taken. B.A. Mass Communication done from average institutions in India doesn't lead to a good career possibility UNLE
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Scholar-Level 18
Top management colleges abroad mainly but not wholly are basing their criteria on GMAT. But there are many other criteria too like aptitude, initiative, quick response etc. Hence, scoring good in GMAT is of course required but student should be knowledgeable in other areas also.
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8 years ago
Scholar-Level 18
Of course, you can do your dream course in Canada. But remember, Universities abroad normally accept students with good academic record only. But it's not the rule. I would advise you to approach an agency that deals with sending Students to Canada for MS since there are many nuances in the whole process.
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