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Mohmmed Zuned Chouhan
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Getting admission in BA programme at Manipal Center for Philosophy and Humanities (MCPH), Bangalore is not too difficult if you meet the right qualifications. Students with a strong interest in the humanities and an adequate academic record at grade 12 (50–60% or higher) are sought. Typically, the admissions process consists of an application and possibly an interview or written test. However, students who demonstrate genuine interest in disciplines such as philosophy, history and literature are preferred. Seating is limited, so joining early improves chances.
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Mohmmed Zuned Chouhan
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Being a humanities institute, activities are field-based. Many students go into research, teaching, writing, and even NGOs. Depending on the role, salaries can range from INR 20,000 – INR 40,000 per month. Some even dabble in journalism, publishing, or manufacturing. But it's more about desire than great reward. Networking and internships in the course help a lot in finding a good role.
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Mohmmed Zuned Chouhan
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Manipal Centre for Philosophy & Humanities (MCPH), Bangalore, can feel expensive to some students, especially because it's a private institute. Annual fees for programs here are usually around INR 1-2 lakh, depending on the course. Plus, students may also need money for living costs in Bangalore—rent, food, transport—adding INR 10,000– INR 20,000 per month. For some, the quality of education and professors might make the cost worth it. But, compared to government universities, it's on the higher side. Scholarships and financial aid, if available, can help ease the burden.
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Yes, Nagarjuna College of Engineering and Technology is one of the best colleges in Bangalore. It has a very high reputation for quality education. Nagarjuna College of Engineering and Technology is accredited by NAAC with an A+ grade. The institute is also known for providing quality education and great placement opportunities to its students.
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Lovely professional University ranked 50th in Engineering stream, amongst all the private and government universities in India as per Ministry of education Government of India NIRF rankings 2024 . LPU may be better for those looking for a combination of theoretical knowledge, practical application, and industry exposure etc. The university offers B.Tech. (Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) programme which gives its graduates a competitive edge through robust curriculum and hands-on learning in niche technologies to develop competence which caters to the requirements of the industry. It primarily deals with the development
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Nishtha Shukla
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Candidates are required to pass Dayananda Sagar Scholarship Admission Test to get financial aid from the university. DSU Bangalore conducts DSAT to assess the knowledge and aptitude of the students in relevant subjects and is also used to determine the eligibility for admission. The university considers DSAT scores of the candidates for scholarship.
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Aneena Abraham
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20+ best MBBS colleges in Bangalore offer Medicine and Health Science courses. Among them, 10+ MBBS course colleges are privately owned and 4 of them are owned by the government. NEET is the popular entrance exam for admission to top Medical colleges in Bangalore. St. John's National Academy of Health Sciences, M S Ramaiah Medical College, East Point Group of Institutions, Bangalore Medical College and Research Institute and Vydehi Institute of Medical Science and Research Centre are the best Medical colleges in Bangalore.
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Suraj Kumar karn
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Most of us think only about working as a lawyer after earning a law degree but what if we tell you that a law student's career after law graduates include legal assistants, legal advisors, legal officers, legal professors, district judges, judicial services, high court judges, junior consultants in the legal field .In the government sector, you can work as a Judge, Legal Advisor, or Assistant Public Prosecutor, among other roles. On the other hand, the private sector offers positions like Legal Consultant, Intellectual Property (IP) Lawyer, and Compliance Officer.
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ILAM, Bangalore offer various specialised courses; the better-known ones among them include the MBA in Aviation Management and BBA in Logistics and Supply Chain Management. These programmes, being known for industry relevance, practical exposure to leading companies operating in logistics, aviation, and supply chain sectors, carry a high degree of recognition and respect within the industry. For example, with this booming aviation industry, there has been particular interest in the MBA in Aviation Management with its prospects in airlines, airports, and other businesses in aviation. The institute also provides internship and practical
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KUMKUM BASWAL
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Institute of Logistics and Aviation Management, Bangalore : As far as this place is concerned, there is no common "cutoff system" like most universities or colleges follow. Admissions to the ILAM are generally done on the basis of an entrance exam conducted by the institute followed by a personal interview. For programmes like BBA, MBA, or special ones like logistics or aviation, the selection usually depends on the entrance exam, academic background, and interview. The best advice, therefore, would be to check out their official website or contact the admission office directly for a proper update on what is happening this time, what t
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