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Kandarp PatelAmbition On Fleek
Guide-Level 12
It is totally dependent on you. But, if you cannot clear the CAT examination, then B.Com from good institute will help you to generate its job opportunities but doing B.Com from the college where attendance does not matter can't help to generate job opportunities for you.
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
Scholar-Level 17
As you completed your graduation so You can join any of the coaching among them and they guide you in each step to achieve your goal
Vajiram and Ravi IAS Study Centre.
IAS Era.
Delhi's IAS Study Circle.
Rau's IAS Study Circle.
Shristi Study Circle.
Career Shapers.
Career Point.
Sachdeva New P.T. College.
Vajiram and Ravi IAS Study Centre.
IAS Era.
Delhi's IAS Study Circle.
Rau's IAS Study Circle.
Shristi Study Circle.
Career Shapers.
Career Point.
Sachdeva New P.T. College.
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Deepti Singh
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Yes, if you are interested in banking sector or other government jobs, then you should go for it. You can apply for government job exams after completing your graduation. To prepare for IBPS PO bank exam, checkout –
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Shrija Ashok kumarWork in a way to always challenge your limits !
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I hope you are doing well. For MBA admissions, you will have to appear for competitive exams like CAT, MAT, CMAT, CET, etc. and they constitute English as its inherent part. If you believe you can work hard on your English then definitely go for MBA. Other than that SSC exam would be easier for you to crack if you have good quantitative skill and it would give opportunities to you as well.
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Mudit Chandak
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This totally depends on what you want for yourself down the line. If you want to get into the banking sector already, then you should directly hop on to the bank entrance exams and start/continue preparing for it. But, if you have other plans apart from bank in the commercial arena, then maybe you should drop with the bank preparations and get on solving mock papers for the upcoming CAT, MAT, XAT, SNAP and various other competitive exams.
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Piyush Singh
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I'd suggest against taking up engineering if you're not sure of what you want to do, because it's a rat race out there, and you'll regret it later. I'd suggest you choose between the other two.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Ishanuj,
You must have a minimum of 55% PCM in class 12th. If you are going to take your flying classes from government flying schools there will be an entrance test conducted by the Director General Civil Aviation or the DGCA. Being a pilot requires a lot of specialized technical training at various levels. In brief, the first level is that of a Student Pilot License (SPL), which allows the student to learn. After getting some training the student is provided with a Private Pilot License (PPL), which allows him to captain an aircraft without passengers. After gaining some training and experience he has to qualify for the Commercial
You must have a minimum of 55% PCM in class 12th. If you are going to take your flying classes from government flying schools there will be an entrance test conducted by the Director General Civil Aviation or the DGCA. Being a pilot requires a lot of specialized technical training at various levels. In brief, the first level is that of a Student Pilot License (SPL), which allows the student to learn. After getting some training the student is provided with a Private Pilot License (PPL), which allows him to captain an aircraft without passengers. After gaining some training and experience he has to qualify for the Commercial
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