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Ankur Sharma
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You should do whatever you are passionate about, if you are interested in doing chemical engineering then go for it.
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aashirwad kumar
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Do Bachelors in India and then move abroad for Masters. The labor put into studies in India may help you a lot. Germany, Netherlands and Norway are great for colleges without tuition fees. The fees and cost of living abroad along with tuition fee may be around 50 lakhs.
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Harshit Mehta
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There are B.Sc. and BA programs in psychology. BA Psychology focused on theories and B.Sc. is on practical as well as theoretical aspects. B.Sc. Psychology is an applied psychology course. It will be better if you choose PCB.
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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
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Hi Shashank, different universities all over the world have different admission requirements. You must firstly focus on your academics and must be academically sound. Additionally you must take tests like SAT, IELTS or TOEFL. This will depend on which country you plan to study in. You must also take part in lots of extracurricular activities because universities want or prefer students who are all-rounders and active.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hi Vivek,
I think you should complete your 11th and 12th in India because it's not very common that students go abroad for their higher secondary to foreign places. You have to find out schools first and then see which school admits international students. 11th and 12th are also expensive for international applicants. You can check the marks requirements directly with the schools.
I think you should complete your 11th and 12th in India because it's not very common that students go abroad for their higher secondary to foreign places. You have to find out schools first and then see which school admits international students. 11th and 12th are also expensive for international applicants. You can check the marks requirements directly with the schools.
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astha singh
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BPT Course: Eligibility
Candidates wishing to pursue the course are needed to fulfil the minimum eligibility criteria listed below in order to apply for the course:
Higher Secondary (10+2) or equivalent qualification, completed from a recognized university, in the science stream, with physics, chemistry and biology as main subjects.
A minimum aggregate score of 50% or equivalent CGPA at the 10+2 level (45% for SC/ST/OBC candidates).
Candidates wishing to pursue the course are needed to fulfil the minimum eligibility criteria listed below in order to apply for the course:
Higher Secondary (10+2) or equivalent qualification, completed from a recognized university, in the science stream, with physics, chemistry and biology as main subjects.
A minimum aggregate score of 50% or equivalent CGPA at the 10+2 level (45% for SC/ST/OBC candidates).
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Debajit Chandra
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The minimum eligibility required for most of these courses is 10+2 or its equivalent.
Good working knowledge of the game designing software's is a must for a career in the game industry. Once you decide on the platform - I.e 2D or 3D you want to pursue, you should get familiar with its applications - 2D designing software's such as or 3D applications like 3D Max/ Maya/ XSI, Light wave 3D, Cinema 4D, etc. and computer graphics, data structures, etc. They should also be exposed to art, literature, philosophy, and history as it helps to create games with specific cultural touch to a particular region/country or people living in various par
Good working knowledge of the game designing software's is a must for a career in the game industry. Once you decide on the platform - I.e 2D or 3D you want to pursue, you should get familiar with its applications - 2D designing software's such as or 3D applications like 3D Max/ Maya/ XSI, Light wave 3D, Cinema 4D, etc. and computer graphics, data structures, etc. They should also be exposed to art, literature, philosophy, and history as it helps to create games with specific cultural touch to a particular region/country or people living in various par
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Samreen khan
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Yes, you can pursue this course as this requires 10+2 pass from a recognised board.
To get the details about the course, refer to the link: http://isasbeautyschool.com/post-graduate-diploma-in-cosmetology/.
The course structure will give you an idea what exactly is taught in this course.
To get the details about the course, refer to the link: http://isasbeautyschool.com/post-graduate-diploma-in-cosmetology/.
The course structure will give you an idea what exactly is taught in this course.
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