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Karuna Jain

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There are very few universities offering M.Sc in cosmetology. You can pursue the same from universities Nirma University.
The eligibility for the same is mentioned below:
The candidates should have Bachelor's degree under 10+2+3/4/5, pattern of education in B.Pharma, B.Sc in chemistry, biochemistry, botany, zoology, microbiology, life sciences, environmental sciences, bio-technology, agricultural, veterinary, fishery and dairy sciences, medicine (MBBS), BDS, cosmetic technology, bioinformatics, genetics, medical laboratory technology, BHMS, BAMS, B. Tech./B.E. biotechnology, physiotherapy and biomedical engineering with at least 50% mark
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Trilochan Tiwari

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It's famous for marketing. If you want to go for marketing, go for it.
If you are looking for finance as major or other specialisation like operations, financial engineering, HR, etc. colleges like IFMR and GLIM are also good choices.

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prashant khandelwal

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TIME is the best coaching institute for the same.

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Zubin MehtaExpert Advisor for Senior Management.

Scholar-Level 17

Books by Chandresh Agarwal and RS Agarwal are sufficiently advanced for exams like PGCET and its difficulty level of pattern. You can choose Arun Sharma for CAT as a backup in case you need more practice.

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Akarsh jain

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NCERT textbooks are the best for the same. You can also refer some refreshers for help.

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Aaditya Kamat

Beginner-Level 5

After making the list, it will also become apparent that the syllabus for JEE and board exams is more or less similar. The chapters covered in board exam are theoretical in nature, while those of JEE are concept-based.
1. Confront challenges: Studying the vast syllabus of both the exams can be really challenging. The solution to this problem lies in confronting the challenge by making weekly plans and assessing performance regularly. This way, students will know where they stand for each exam and can focus on improving their preparation accordingly.
2. Studying NCERT books: Studying NCERT books thoroughly is enough for holistic preparati
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VIKRAM SONIMentor , Artist , Social worker, Traveller

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First, you should concentrate on your class 12th board studies and register yourself with ICAI. If your foundation in maths and accounting is strong then you can easily qualify the examination for CA after completing 12th.
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