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Yes, a Self-Finance (SF) B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) program is available at Sri Venkateswara University (SVU). The AP EAPCET (formerly EAMCET) exam is the main entrance exam.

Subject to seat availability, there might be a management quota for direct admission, though. The SF course costs about 1,49,940 a year. It is best to get in touch with the university's admission office directly for the most up-to-date information on direct admission options.

Hello aspirant

If you wish to become an expert counselor in psycology then you must go for phD in psycology. For that you will have to complete master's degree in psycology then go for phD program.

After completing phD you will become a doctor and can add a prefix " Dr "  before your name .

Eligibility criteria for master's course in psycology is that you must have obtain bachelor degree ( in any subject but you must have stydied psycolgy subject in your bachelor course ) with minimum 55% marks .

Psychologists are great servers , they have important duty of understanding people , mind reading skills , face reading skills.

So according to me this way will be best for building career in psycology .

Good luck.

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The US CMA course is focused on management accounting, covering topics such as Performance management, cost management, and risk management. In comparison, the US CPA consists of topics such as financial accounting and reporting, business analysis, and tax compliance. Completing these qualifications can lead to job opportunities in auditing, accounting, and corporate finance.
Regarding an MBA in finance, in the first year of college, you will study general subjects like HR, Operations, Marketing, and Finance. In the second year, you will study subjects according to your specialization and have the opportunity to work in fields such as Market research, Equity Research, Corporate finance, and Management consulting.
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Hello,

firstly, lets denote:

F as the number of students who passed in finance,

M as the number of students who passed in marketing,

B as the number of students who passed in both subjects,

X as the total number of students in the class.

Given:

60% pass in finance----   F = 60X/100= 0.6X

Among those passed in finance, 33 1/3% passed in marketing:  M = 0.333F = 0.333(0.6X)

150 failed in both subjects: B = 150

1/3rd of students who passed in marketing failed in finance:  0.333M = 1/3* (0.6X - B)

To find the number of students in the class:

B = 0.333F + 0.667M - B

B = 0.333(0.6X) + 0.667(0.333(0.6X)) - 150

B = 0.2X + 0.133X - 150

B = 0.333X - 150

150 = 0.333X - B

150 = 0.333X - 150

300 = 0.333X

X= 300/0.333

X= 90(approx)

So, there are approximately 900 students in the class.

Now, to find the percentage of students who failed in finance only, we need to find the number of students who failed in finance but passed in marketing.

Failed in finance only=  0.6X - B

Failed in finance only= 0.6(900) - 150

Failed in finance only = 540 - 150

Failed in finance only= 390

To find the percentage, divide by the total number of students and multiply by 100:

Percentage of students who failed in finance only= (390/900)*100%

Percentage of students who failed in finance only= 43.33%

So, approximately 43.33% of students failed in finance only.

Hope this helps,

Thank you