Masters

Yes, an ECE student can definitely choose Automobile Engineering for a Master's degree. In fact, ECE students have a strong foundation in electronics, communication, and embedded systems, which are all crucial aspects of modern automobiles. This background can be a valuable asset when pursuing a Master's in Automobile Engineering.However, it's important to note that some Master's programs in Automobile Engineering may have specific prerequisites, such as coursework in mechanics, thermodynamics, and vehicle dynamics. If you haven't covered these topics in your ECE program, you may need to take some additional courses to meet the programme requirements.

Firstly, I would advise you to take a look at the courses offered by Ashoka (Ashoka University " Courses) and research psychology degrees offered by other colleges. As you know, Ashoka is a very new university, and so it is very difficult for me to answer (tangibly) "how good" the psychology programme is. I can only speak for myself, and I must say that I am very happy with the courses I've taken thus far. So far, I've taken six courses (including a gateway class, a writing class, two classes on statistics and research methodology, a course on developmental psychology and one clinical psychology class), and I'm currently working on two independent study modules (research work, basically) with two of my professors. My professors have included visiting faculty such as Prof Neil Lutsky from Carleton College (read his piece about Ashoka here: ‘My Debt Has Only Increased: On Teaching at Ashoka’ | Ashoka University) and Prof Annette Taylor from University of San Diego. My academic advisor is available for consultation at all hours of the day, and Ashoka is bringing about 2 more professors on board for the next academic year. If nothing else, the psychology programme at Ashoka is very competitive. If you want to get a better idea of how classes are conducted, or how the major is structured, you can find it here. An even better option is to sit in on a class during campus visits, and assess it for yourself. Hope this helps!

Yes, ISSM Business School offers scholarship programs for its postgraduate courses, including the MBA + PGPM dual degree program. Scholarships are typically awarded based on academic merit, financial need, and sometimes other criteria such as leadership potential or extracurricular achievements.Types of Scholarships:Merit-Based Scholarships: These scholarships are awarded to students who have demonstrated outstanding academic performance in their previous studies. The criteria for these scholarships usually include high grades, strong standardized test scores, and other academic achievements.Need-Based Scholarships: These scholarships are designed to support students who require financial assistance to pursue their studies. Applicants typically need to provide documentation of their financial situation to be considered for these scholarships.Industry-Sponsored Scholarships: Sometimes, companies and industry partners sponsor scholarships for students pursuing specific fields of study. These scholarships often come with the opportunity for internships or job placements with the sponsoring organization.Diversity Scholarships: Aimed at promoting diversity within the student body, these scholarships may be available to students from underrepresented backgrounds or regions.Leadership and Extracurricular Scholarships: These scholarships recognize students who have demonstrated exceptional leadership skills or significant involvement in extracurricular activities, such as sports, arts, or community service.

No, there are no such scholarship programmes for PG course at ILAM JaipurBut there are several other scholarship programmes which are given by the Jaipur National University They provide support to students to pursue their dream education at the best private university in Rajasthan. They also provide many types of financial assistance to students.Merit-based scholarships are offered by Jaipur national university Scholarships for JNU, Jaipur students securing more than 75% marks in their respective courses.Scholarships for the toppers of each programmes.Scholarships by Government-Funded agencies.Scholarships are also provided in the form of :Scholarships offered for progression from Diploma to undergraduate programmes and also for undergraduate programmes to postgraduate programmes for the students of JNU, jaipur.special scholarships/fellowships for Research Assistants and Scholars (JRF/NET/Ph.D.).Free ships for the needy aspirants.Scholarships/Grants are also provided for student's project/research.