Hello candidate,

In the last decade, there have been different opportunities and career options to choose from in the near future. Here are some of them-

Physical Therapy

Nursing

Construction Management

Electrical Engineering

Medical Technology

Medical Assistance

Chemical Engineering

Computer Information Systems

Hope you found it helpful!!

hi,

right now if you go through the current job industry and employment status scenario in India you would know that there is no particular course available which ensure that you would certainly get job after completing this. the orthodox education in colleges / university has very less job oriented

List of paramedical Colleges with fees, ownership and no.of courses offered :

Hello,

Yes, it is completely fine you can pursue two PGDM Degrees together or one after another. It is okay for a person can have multiple diploma degrees if pursuing together then the person needs to do one diploma in regular mode and the other from the distance learning program.

Dear student,

If you are very interested in giving your English study to a new height then it can be a good career option for you. But for the current scenario of employability, I suggest you to do this along with some other courses which provides the job very easily.

Hello Aspirant,

B.Com is an undergraduate course offering a conceptual understanding in Accounting, Economics, business laws, taxation, Insurance and Management. It is a three year Undergraduate programme in the field of commerce. B.Com opens the doors to career opportunities like chartered accountancy (CA), company secretary (CS), Cost and Work Accountancy

Hello,

Government First Grade College, Kuvempu Nagara is affiliated to University of Mysore, and it has been accredited by NAAC, amidst the undergraduate courses it offers BA/BSc/BCom/BBM or BBA,

if we go through the official website, then as of now no updates pertaining to admission schedule of this year is

Hello Aspirant,

The qualifying percentile will be 50 for open category, 45 for OBC-NCL and 40 for SC, ST and PwD categories. Only those candidates will be called for the next stage of admission those will secure the cut off marks. People also get selected by scoring just 56-57 from