Hi,

Hope you are doing well!

According to the eligibility criteria for bsc in operation theater technology are:

Candidate must have passed 10+2 with a minimum of 50 percent aggregate in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as compulsory subjects.Candidates must pass the entrance examination and make it to the merit list.

Most of the colleges offering admission to B.Sc operation theatre technology conduct merit-based admission while a few colleges conduct their own entrance test for the admission.

You can also visit this link for more information:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/bsc-in-operation-theatre-technology

Hope it helps.

All the best for your future.

Hey!

The eligibility for CSEET examination is mentioned below.

• All applicants who have passed/are appearing in senior secondary (10+2) are eligible to apply and fill out the CSEET exam application form.
• ICSI does not prohibit applicants for the CSEET test based on their age.
• All applicants who are graduates or postgraduates must also pass the CSEET test before applying for the CS Executive exam.

Students must have passed from a recognised board so since Madhya Pradesh Board is a recognised board, there seems to be no problem. You will be eligible to give the exam if you also fulfil the above mentioned Criteria.

For further information regarding the exam, you may refer the link provided below.

https://finance.careers360.com/articles/cseet-eligibility-criteria

The minimum required qualification is to complete your 10 + 2 Class level board examination from a recognised board such as Central Board of Secondary Education. You are required to appear for isbr aptitude test which is followed by personal interview for getting admission in ISBR  ACCA course. The test will be of 100 marks and the duration of the test will be one hour.

The final admission will be provided on the basis of considering three points which are consistency of academic record entrance, test score and versatility and achievements.

Read more about ISBR by clicking on mentioned below link:

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.careers360.com/colleges/isbr-business-school-bangalore/amp&ved=2ahUKEwies-nGzZj2AhXWslYBHbkwBg0QFnoECAkQAQ&usg=AOvVaw1DZ25ilKHTVnYZrzIOsrlJ

Hi aspirant Both local and outstation candidates are to answer same question paper, no separate reservation policy for locals present, you need not even submit study certificate for having studied within state for Comedk , but in KCET they have made it an important part. Hence, if you see the statistics of earlier Comedk, 48% students were from karnataka, In first 1000 ranks, 413 ranks are scored by outside karnataka students only.

Hi amir,

The fees structure varies from college to college and the reason for the variation depends upon the college and their terms along with requirements. Hostel fees is not also same in different colleges because a lot of variation is also there. So, it is quite difficult to provide you an apt answer without any particular college name given to us.

So, it is better to provide the name of that particular college in the comment box or you can simply post another query for the same.

I hope this will help you. Thank you and good luck:)

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing well...!!

First of all, Understand the pattern of the exam.

Then, create an achievable plan and stick to it.

Make notes, that you will revise at the last moment also.

Practice previous year's question paper or sample papers and revise again and again.

Jamia Millia Islamia placement test is exceptionally simple for the competitors who have arranged for it. The test, similar to each JMI placement test, is relied upon to be for the most part on the more straightforward side of the trouble range. The exam is not very tough according to the previous students who have taken the entrance test. M.Sc entrance exam of Jamia is a little bit easy and is not as difficult. Know the JMI Entrance Exam syllabus thoroughly. Understand the JMI Entrance Exam exam pattern and marking scheme and prepare accordingly.

Hope this helps you!

All the best!!

Dear student,

It is difficult to predict because cut-offs changes from year to year and branch to branch.

Cut-offs varies from year to year and depends on many factors. This year cut-offs may increase or decrease or remain same.

Based on previous year's cut-offs it is a bit tough to get B.Tech Good Technology course for your TS EAMCET Rank. But yuv cab apply for Counselling and chech where are you can get seat.

You can predict Colleges you can get for your AP EAMCET Rank using below mentioned College Predictor Tool

https://www.careers360.com/ap-eamcet-college-predictor

Hope this information was helpful.

Good Luck!!

Dear Student ,

It depends on in which field you want to study after taking science stream in 12th .Some of the popular courses are :

• Engineering(B.Tech )

In this 4 year duration course , you'll be able to do study in technical field and after that you can get good salary packages based on the institute reputation and tie up with well known companies

• MBBS( Medical Field )

After completing 5 year duration of this course (including 1 year internship) you will be able to do practice in Govt authorized hospitals or in your private chambers with a good amount of salary packages

Some other popular fields are as follows, after which you can get high paid jobs  :

• MBA
• Hotel Management
• Air-hostess/Pilot Training
• Architecture etc.

For more details , you may refer this :

https://www.careers360.com/courses/articles/high-salary-courses-after-12th-science-counar

Hope this helps !

Hi malvika,

Pursuing law along with cs is one of the best combinations a student can choose. See, there are various opportunities available for you in future. Also, the scope is also very good because both law and cs will help you get the best in terms of finances and work experience.

See, you might be in a confusion that whether pursuing two different courses is good or not. In my views, it is not wrong unless you can not manage both properly. If you are confident that you can manage then for sure go for it without any question.

Being an advocate and company secretary both have almost equal scope but salary many vary. See, after being an advocate you can apply for judge post and for that you need to pursue LLM course.

So, growth and scope is where the candidate is interested to put efforts. I hope this will help you.

For any details or doubt, revert here.

Thanks!!!

Hey!

You can after completing your course, go for careers and further courses in the field of Commerce as well as other fields also. Since you are already in your last year, what you can do is, you can look for the previous year question papers and solve the questions which are repetitive and along with that practicing the questions on a regular basis would surely help.

After completing this course, you can further go for courses like MBA or Financial Management. If you don't want to pursue course spefically in this field, you can opt for courses like law. Below mentioned are some of the career opportunities after completing the course.

• Company Secretary
• Insurance and Banking Service
• Marketing Manager
• Business Accounting and Taxation
• Cost and Work Accountancy
• Chartered Accountancy