Hello Aspirant,

Bachelor of Business Administration & Bachelor of legislative law is a five year integrated course that consists of two interrelating subjects which include business and law.

To be eligible to apply for this course, the candidate must have scored minimum of 50% in 10+2 or equivalent.

Apart from this, various entrance exams are conducted by different universities or colleges.

Some of the important exams are:

1. Common Law Admission Test (CLAT)

2. All India Law Entrance Test (AIET)

3. Law School Admission Test (LSAT)

4. Symbiosis Law Admission Test (SLAT)

5. Christ University Entrance Test (CUET)

Hope it helps.

Good Luck!

Hey Rajesh,

You can apply for exam under EWS category as there is no need of uploading these documents at the time of submiting form, but you have to keep the documents ready with you during the time of admission.You can also visit the official link of NTA and check the guidelines there.

I hope your issue is resolved!

Thanks for Choosing Careers360, Wish you a great time ahead!

Hello,

No  Chitkara University, Patiala does not provide any Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) course. It provides various number of courses but not Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP). Chitkara University, Patialaoffers undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral programmes in management, nursing, engineering, architecture, healthcare, pharmacy, media, arts & design, education, hospitality, applied sciences and applied engineering. Please click the below link to know more.

https://www.careers360.com/university/chitkara-university-patiala

Hello,

B.Tech is not that much required and it is not a matter  but you need to maintain a minimum of 65% aggregate or above. Some of the colleges require a minimum aggregate of 60% in B.Tech to give admission to the students. You can write GATE and get a good score in it and if you maintain 60% aggregate CGPA then you can get a seat in good colleges for M.Tech. For IIT's you require 60% aggregate in your B.Tech to get admssion for M.Tech.

Hope this helps you.

Hello,

you have to be in a good position so that you can make decisions which will bring good days in your village in a great way. Sarpanch is head of the village and the decision maker... he/she has to give permission to go ahead with any proposal. So if you can then go for sarpanch post.

if you want to make any help or changes then you can make group along with the persons who have same thought and work for the welfare of the village.

Hope it helps!

hi,

no it might not be a big issue, however it is better to use the name spelling as on 10th  board exam  mark sheets, my point is you need to use the spelling which is available for most of the documents. now when you will join a office there will be many formality, form filling where you need to write your fathers name, now once it get entered in certain documents it will be difficulty to change all.

so better do any kind of correction before verification process.

Hey!

To get the certificate of COVID-19, you need to complete a course on it. Various courses are available on official website of World health organization (WHO) in which you can enroll yourself and get the certificate after completion.

To enroll in the interested course, kindly visit the link given below

https://openwho.org/

Thank you.

You actually have college rankings becoming a business in itself. Lots of publications around the country and not just in India but outside India also have gotten into college rankings because they think that is one way of revenue monetization. For them, college ranking is to increase their revenue and any college ranking which bases itself on perception and not on actual data (By actual data, I mean the data which is submitted to government authority) is most likely to be wrong. So, you should trust college rankings as long as it is a part of NIRF. NIRF is the National Institutional Ranking Framework that the government of India has started. Here every data that is submitted by the college or University is on the affidavit. It can be verified, if it is false/wrong then they will be penalised.

So, firstly, go for NIRF ranking

Secondly, there is a rating out of 4 which is called the NAAC rating. NAAC gives scores from a total of 4 and they also give ratings. NAAC is a very good measure for you.

If you have any two of these with you then you can go ahead.

Careers360, while ranking a college, also gives NIRF and NAAC ratings. That is we stand scrutiny for the kind of information and for the kind of ranking that we have done. At Careers360, we don't go by perception in our ratings and we also ensure that along with our ranking we also give you the NIRF ranking so that you can have a relative comparison.

So, you can go for

1) NIRF ranking

2) NAAC rating

3) careers360 rating

I suggest Careers360 rating because the rating we do is for a larger number of institutions and that is very important for me. If I do not have a larger number of institutions then I will get into a problem myself because NIRF and all do very few whereas Careers360 does a larger number of ratings. The challenge is always this that you need to ensure that there are more students seeking advice from people like us and if we confined us to top 100 or 200, there are a lot of people who would not be able to get there and they would be deprived of evaluating many options which are not meant for them or which are meant for them but they can't fit in so, we have tried to rate as much as 600- 1000 institutions because the spread has to be higher.

We ensure that every student has some kind of option for himself.

So, look at NIRF ranking, NAAC rating and Careers360 rating because all three rely only on objective data.

Maheshwer Peri
Founder & CEO, Careers360

Hello Suresh !

Following is the cut off for different categories for NALCO in GATE metallurgy ,

General : 76.33 , OBC : 73.00 , SC : 65.33  and ST : 46.33.

Hope it helps !