Hello,

Here is some good book recommendations  for the M.A. economics  at Guru Nanak Dev University (GNDU)

• S.C. Gupta's Fundamentals of statistics
• Mathematical Statistics by Gupta & Kapoor
• Government of India's Economy Survey
• An Introduction to the Study of Labour Problems by V.B. Singh
• L.M. Bhole's Financial Institution and Market Structure

I hope it will clear your query!!

It's depend on weather you are taking admission for professional course or and other course

but some documents are necessary for all course

You identity (Adhar card as primary)

your Transfer Certificate (TC from former school)

you Score card (Any entrance exam score card)

Category certificate if any or EWS if any

These are important documents common in al admission
But your school demand more document based on where you are taking admission so keep ready every possible documents before admission to avoid any issue

Here are the top MBA colleges in Bangalore which provides various specialization such as Finance, marketing, Human resources and operations and admission process is depend on entrance exam like CAT  MAT or CMAT.

1.Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore

2.chirst University

3.xavier Institute of Management Entrepreneurship, Bangalore

4.Jain University

5.Alliance University

6.presidency college

7.Ramaih Institute of Management

8.ISBR business school

9. Symbiosis Institute of Business management

10.Indus Business Academy.

These are top MBA colleges in Bangalore.

Thanks for your question it’s a really common doubt. Here’s the basic difference:

Polytechnic College offers diploma courses after Class 10 or 12 in technical subjects like mechanical, electrical, civil, etc.

Where as Engineering College provides full B.Tech/B.E. degrees, usually after clearing entrance exams like JEE, CET, or state-level tests.

Polytechnic courses are generally 3 years long and are more practical in nature. After completing a diploma, many students also go for lateral entry into B.Tech in the second year, which is a nice shortcut into engineering with solid fundamentals.

Hope this clears things up for you!

Hello,

For the B.A. course at North-Eastern Hill University (NEHU), Shillong, the total fees from 1st to the last semester are generally affordable, as NEHU is a central university.

As per the latest information:

Semester-wise fees: Around 2,500 to 3,000 per semester this includes tuition, exam, and other basic fees. There are 6 semesters in total for the B.A. program 3 years. So, the total course fee is around 15,000 to 18,000 for all semesters combined.Some additional charges may apply for the library, ID card, or student union, but these are not very big amounts. But remember that the hostel, mess, and transport are separate and not included in this fee.Also, the fee may slightly vary depending on your subject combination, category (SC/ST/General), or any fee waiver/scholarship offered by the government.

You can confirm the latest fee structure from here,

https://www.careers360.com/university/north-eastern-hill-university-shillong/courses

All the best!

If your CUET score isn’t as high as you’d hoped, don’t worry—numerous reputable BBA colleges across India, including in Jharkhand and Banaras, offer alternative pathways for admission or have more flexible criteria.

Let’s break it down by region:

• National Options:

- Amity University (multiple campuses)– Offers direct admission or considers Class 12 results.

- Lovely Professional University (LPU), Punjab- Known for strong industry connections; admissions aren’t solely based on CUET.

- Christ University (off-campus: Lavasa, Bannerghatta) – Somewhat relaxed cut-offs compared to the main campus.

- IMS Noida – For some categories, CUET isn’t mandatory; merit-based admissions are available.

- Sharda University, Greater Noida – Accepts lower CUET scores or evaluates candidates on other criteria.

• In Jharkhand:

- St. Xavier’s College, Ranchi -Highly regarded; may require moderate CUET marks.

- Amity University, Ranchi – Flexible with CUET or offers direct admission.

- Usha Martin University, Ranchi – Focuses on industry-relevant education.

• In Banaras (Varanasi):

- MGKVP (Mahatma Gandhi Kashi Vidyapith)– State university; typically has less stringent CUET requirements.

- Arya Mahila PG College – Affiliated with BHU; BBA programs are accessible.

- School of Management Sciences (SMS), Varanasi – Direct admissions with affordable fees.

A few practical suggestions:

- Private universities may conduct their own entrance exams or offer admission based on Class 12 performance—don’t limit yourself to CUET alone.

- State-level and self-financed institutions are often more accommodating with their criteria.

- The Careers360 College Predictor tool can help you identify suitable options based on your particulars.

If you’d like tailored recommendations, please share your CUET score, category, and preferred location. There are definitely pathways open to you, regardless of CUET marks. https://university.careers360.com/cuet-college-predictor

Hello, first off, congrats on getting into JIIT Noida-62 for B.Sc. Computer Science—that’s a solid achievement. The campus has a decent academic atmosphere, and while most people talk more about the B.Tech crowd, the B.Sc. program also gives you a good base in programming, logic, and applied computing. If you’re someone looking to go into tech, pursue higher studies, or even switch to MCA or M.Sc. later, it’s a good starting point.

With 89% in 12th (PCB) and 40,000 rank in EAMCET under the General category, your chances of getting B.Sc. Radiology in top government colleges are low, but you can still get admission in private or semi-private colleges offering paramedical or radiology course.

What You Can Do:

• Apply through state paramedical counselling (check respective state health universities).
• Direct admission is possible in private medical/paramedical colleges based on 12th marks (especially with 89%).

Hi! Great job scoring 91% in your 2024 Intermediate Science exams.

Yes, if you're aiming to improve your marks in three subjects, most boards (like CBSE and many state boards) allow improvement exams within 2 years of your original pass year. So, since you passed in 2024, you should be eligible to appear for improvement exams in 2026.

You can appear as a private candidate if your board allows that for improvement. Just make sure to check the specific rules of your board when the 2026 improvement exam notification comes out. They will mention how many subjects you're allowed to improve and the registration dates.

Also, keep in mind that only the latest marks are usually considered valid—so if your score goes down in improvement, that lower score may be counted.

All the best!