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Hi Shilpa,
Well, it completely depends on your interest as if you wish to make a career in the science field only then you can go for MSc but if you think you have a business-oriented mind then you can go for MBA as it will provide you with better
Hello Varadarajan,
Kindly mention the exam you have qualified for or at least the institute which you are interested in. Unless you mention the exam or the institution we won't be able to provide you a satisfactory answer.
Thank You.
Dear Sachin,
I don't have any idea about NMAM ,Being a alumni of LPU,I can discuss about Lovely Professional University. LPU is Punjab’s Best Computer Application College. LPU School of Computer Application is ranked among the top four Computer Applications Institutes of North India by NASSCOM. Students from all across
Hi!
Could you be more specific on what your question exactly is?
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Hi Soumya,
Thanks for your query. Yes, you can definitely pursue MBA after completing B.Sc General; however, my concern is your score! Is it much below 50 per cent? If, yes, the choice of institutions would lessen as the basic eligibility criteria for most of the colleges is securing at
Hi,
As per your AP ICET (14905) and category (BC-E), you can try for the following colleges for admission in MCA admission:
SVU College of Management & Information Sciences
Sri Venkateswara College of Engineering & Technology
Narayana Engineering College
YGVU YSR Engineering College
Sri Venkateswara College of Engineering
Rayalaseema University
Since you have not mentioned your category, I am assuming it to be OC. AS per your AP ICET rank (14905) and category, you can try for the following colleges for admission MCA programme:
Sri Vidyaniketan Institute of Management
Sree Vidya Nikethan
Their website doesnt mention a last date but currently applications are open.
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