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Hi Rohan,
You definitely stand a chance to get into IIMs A and C. IIM Bangalore gives a lot of weightage to your 10th and 12th marks and for this reason getting into IIM B might be a bit difficult. But for IIM Ahmedabad and IIM Calcutta, you definitely stand
Hello candidate,
The national eligibility entrance examination or the Neet examination is conducted by the national testing agency which enables a student to get admission into various undergraduate medical courses are MBBS courses all around the country in various government colleges as well as private institutes accepting Neet scores.
The
Dear Aspirant,
A PCM student can pursue any of the under graduate program in Environmental Sciences like BTech, B.Sc and B.Plan.
The emerging career options in the field of environmental sciences are the following:-
Hope this informations helps
Techno India is AICTE regonized that means that any student studying any course in the college is recognized by Government Of India this means that you will be eligible to give GATE examination without any problems and there are no such rules in GATE also regarding the recognition of the
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Since you have got 83 percentile chances for your admission into some NIT or IIIT is not possible , but yes you can definitely get a seat in other state government college. Among this also it can not be assured if you would get
Hello Candidate,
Here is a list of some of the best schools for Indian students studying in class 9th to 12th standards-
1. Asia Pacific International School
2. Big Heart School
3. Busan Foreign School
4. British international school
5. British kindergarten
6. Chadwick International School
7. Cheongana Dalton School
Hi Aspirant,
For Masters in Korean language ,a candidate must have completed bachelors in Korean language with a minimum of 45% marks overall. Since Korean language is a newly added language by the government of India to the new education policy, there are not many courses available in India. The
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OCI candidates are treated like NRI candidate generally. Because they are pay the fees same as NRI students. But you have your adhar card so you can talk to the college authority direct about your position. If they are considered your fees. But generally the OCI candidates pay same
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