While all IIMs offer some great courses, a good idea is to enroll for a course that gives you the best of both worlds - IIM alumni status and short career relevant course. The IIM Lucknow course  (https://www.mileseducation.com/analytics) by Wiley is a great example of leadership in business course for management professionals.

Another course is the IIML WileyNXT Analytics course  (https://www.mileseducation.com/finance/iim-lucknow-analytics) for finance and accounting professionals.

You can choose any of these courses along with the Wiley certified business analyst certification (https://www.mileseducation.com/analytics/WCBA) .

Hello aspirant, both the domains are quite okay. If you want to have the value of your degree, you better study in India itself because manier times the students who graduate from abroad are unable to crack doctors license in India. Bpharma from Delhi will not give you high ended opportunities. Getting your degree in a good course will definitely be your own success. So choose wisely. All the best .

Dear Sharath, you haven't mentioned your Category. Neverthless, to be eligible for CAT, you should have scored a minimum aggregate of 50% in your Graduation if you belong to General Category. It is 45% for Reserved Categories. So, irrespective of your Category, you are eligible for CAT. Now, regarding the work experience, most Institutions give additional weightage to work experience only if it is more than 12 months. So if you are still working, we would suggest you to continue to do so, until you put up atleast 12 months of experience to make it count in your profile.

Hi,

You can definitely enroll in top B schools such as IIM and IIFT without any work experience as long as you obtain satisfactory CAT percentile. However, certain weightage or preference will be given to those students who have work experience already between one to five years.

Hello Aspirant,

Biotechnology is a broad area of biology with living beings. The eligibility criteria for biotechnology is A minimum aggregate score of 50% (45% for SC/ST candidates) at both classes X and XII levels with Biology, Physics & Chemistry as main subjects at 10+2 level, with a minimum aggregate score of 60% in these three. Mathematics can be as a optional subject. Some colleges will choose mathematics as compulsory but some don't.

Hope this will help you. Good Luck.

Hey.

The cut off for admission in government colleges in Uttar Pradhesh under the State quota for the OBC category in the previous year 2018 was a rank of 56758 and  a score of 429 marks. The cut off changes each year due to several factors like level of difficulty or level of Competition etc. This year as the paper was easier the cut off based on marks will be higher than before.

Hence if your rank is better than the range mentioned above then you can expect a government college in the next round.

You can use the link below to check the previous year trends.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cutoff-up/amp

Best of luck.

Dear student, just 284 marks in NEET cannot give you any of the Government colleges, inspite of the fact that you have reservation by being of SC category. You can try on category A seats of private colleges, but the chances of admission are pretty less. Hence, it would be better if you go for management quota seats.

Hi sir,you have a very good scoring in your studies. Hope u will be even doing very well in CLAT too..Here I can say some best tips for preparation

• Firstly focus on morning studies and give a break for every one hour.
• Go for daily newspaper which helps you a lot in gk section.
• Prepare your own notes in which you can make the things easy to memorize.
• When you start preparing, don't neglect even for a day for preparation.
• If you want knowledge from social media Use (in shots) app.
• Even go for online quiz for betterment of mindset.
• For English preparation use flashcards,root words.
• Do regular practice for maths...It gives u easily 20 marks.
• Even go for previous papers,so that you will get an idea how to do.
• Take a paper for every weekend,keep 3 hours timing and attempt the paper,observe what bit had taken how much time so that you can focus on timing for subject to subject which need how much of time.

Hope you got helped with this provided information.Ask even if u have any further questions.

Thanks you and all the best

Hello Nishu

Airports Authority of India (AAI) will announce the recruitment of Junior Executive in various disciplines of engineering after completion of GATE 2019. Graduates in Civil, Electrical, and Electronics should avail this great opportunity and apply for GATE 2019. The selection of the candidates for the post of Junior Executive in Civil, Electrical, and Electronics is on the basis of GATE 2019 marks. Candidates desirous of applying for the recruitment to above-mentioned post should have valid GATE 2019 score.

The AAI is conferred with the Mini Ratna Category-1 status. The Airports Authority of India is responsible for creating, upgrading, maintaining and managing Civil Aviation infrastructure both on the ground and Air Space in the country.

Important Dates for AAI Recruitment through GATE 2019

The schedule for recruitment through GATE 2019 is provided in the table below:

for more details:

https://www.aai.aero/en

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/aai-recruitment-through-gate

Hello Devendra 3638372..!.

My review on IIEST Shibpur would be divided into the following criteria:

1. Campus Life: Well, this is something that is true in case of any Engineering college; the 4 years that you spend here will remain with you forever. Same is the case with IIEST Shibpur. I still have a year to spend here, yet I already think that how badly I will miss this place once I leave this place!! On a scale of 10, I would give it 10 without any hesitation!
2. Academic atmosphere: As they say, ‘Where there is will, there is a Way’ holds true in this case. Amidst all the fun and happiness around, If a student is willing to work hard and study, IIEST Shibpur does provide you with the right kind of atmosphere. The University Library is open on all the days of the week and it is well equipped with a plethora of books. The professors too are ready to help in most of the occasions (I must mention that this is not true in case of all the professors! ) . My rating on this criteria would be 9/10.
3. Placements: Well, this is the criteria that is generally given the highest importance while judging Engineering Institutes in India. I must admit that considering that IIEST Shibpur is the first IIEST of the country and is the Second oldest Enginnering Institute of the country as well, the placement scene doesn’t really make me proud. There is a lot of scope of improvement and this is where IIEST Shibpur lacks the most. My rating would be 5/10. (Though I must mention that the placements here are on an upward trajectory ! Hope it helps.