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Saurabh Bharti

Contributor-Level 10

Yes you can. But only one of them can be full time course. However there are several institutes that do not allow and recognize such degrees. But if you want to do this for pure learning and skill enhancement, you can most certainly do it.

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Amritanshu Kaushik

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If its not possible for people like you to get graduation by regular mode you can opt for distance education mode
That will be also beneficial
also you can try for school of open learning

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Prateek Sengar

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Hi Raghav,
Migrating from SOL to a regular college is not possible but if you are in first year, u can drop a year and apply next year to a regular college.
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Suni K

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Collaborative Industry Based Education is most contemporary noble concept derived by National Centre for Internship & Studies (NCIS), to integrate the component of industry in education. CIB Education is just not a formality of giving industry exposure to students; it is a full fledged industry experience to students with their studies. CIB education enables students to obtain the basic and all functional knowledge of the industry in which they wished to work. Candidate working in government/Private Organizations may apply for part-time Mode in CIB Education Programme. Candidate will have to take written permission from their respectiv
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Prateek Sengar

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Hi Ankita,
To pursue law after 12th you can either opt for BA,BBA etc and then opt for LLB or you can pursue integrated LLB course . For an integrated law program you can opt for the following entrance exams :
CLAT
LSAT
AILET
*The salary will increase with your experience and expertise and once you are a well known face, you can start your own practice and earn good amount of money.
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Deepak Sharma

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Hi Dubey,
Air cargo handlers place luggage and other items on airplanes. A high school education is sufficient to enter this occupation, and newly hired handlers are trained on-the-job. The job involves:
1. Heavy Lifting.
2. Working in all types of Weather, and
3. Evening, Holiday and Weekend shifts.
Air cargo handlers need good communications skills, an understanding of how a load should be balanced and the ability to drive transport vehicles.
There are placement opportunities at the:
1. Airport
2. In Freight forwarding companies.
3. Courier companies and
4. Airlines.
Importantly, you need to qualify by enrolling for IATA Dangerous Goods Regula
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Prateek Sengar

Guide-Level 13

Hi
You can consider the following institutes to pursue JBT through correspondence :
Madan institute of professional studies
Vedant soultions
Florence Education & Training Institute
Sriram Institute Of Professional And Vocational Studies
All the best

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Suni K

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Paramedical Courses will have good demand in health care sector. Social Status, pay and perks may not be at par with a medical professional. Doctors recommend, patients run for results and paramedicals do for them. B ut one can own their own concern, I mean a paramedical laboratory and employ a few people. Ssky will be their limit to earning potential than when working in some hospitals.

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