Study Abroad

Just remember that neither an MBA nor an EMBA guarantees job security. But both should equip you with important skill sets, a valuable business network and some prestige that comes with a higher degree, the preference ultimately comes down to your flexibility in timing and money. As a side note, in

First concentrate on SAT and try to score almost full marks in it then go for TOEFL and then you can add up exams like AP in your profile. You should go for online courses and complete as much as you can.

There are many universities in USA giving admissions in computer science, but for this you must have computer subject in your 12th.

The college has the record of 100% placements in the last 5 years with an average placement of 4 LPA and increasing gradually. Companies like ITC, Bajaj finance, Zaro education, Asian Paints, Colgate, ICICI bank, Sher khan and many more visit the campus for recruitment. So far, the college hasn't se

I would suggest you to complete your 12th and then decide to go abroad because there are wide options available after 12th.

UK doesn't accept homoeopathic as a mode of healing or treatment so there is no question of offering it as a subject of medicine
Homeopathy is a 'treatment' based on the use of highly diluted substances, which practitioners claim can cause the body to heal itself. for UK it's a fool making tactics I

USA neither accept MBBS nor BDS as an acceptable qualification to practice in US. BDS is dental and not a medical course. MBBS has validity only in India, Nepal, Srilanka, Bangladesh and Bhutan. In US, you need to first complete a 4 years Bachelor's degree in life science and then need to complete a