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For better understanding and explanation ,can see this video -  https://youtu.be/GHEd6eMJc0E A) MEDICAL OFFICER ENTRY in Indian Defence System after Class 12 Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC) Pune Armed Forces Medical College  is a premier medical institute of India acknowledged as a centre of excellence for education and research. The college provides training to under-graduate and post-graduate medical and nursing students with assured career prospects in the defence services. Medical students who have completed or pursuing 12th can apply for AFMC Pune if they wanted to pursue their carrier in medical department of armed forces but selection is done on the basis of NEET Score.  Course Duration: The duration of MBBS course is four and a half year followed by internship of one year. Service Liability: Students have compulsory liability to serve as Commisioned Officers in the Armed Forces Medical Services. The offer of the type of commission will depend on the vacancies ...

I got a 9.8 CGPA in class 10th and 58% in class 12th. Should I go for engineering? Answer: If you have strong desire and dedication , then you should go. But if you just heard that Engineering us best degree ,as average student you should not. You should give priority to your area of interest or area where you are good.  As a Consultant , I would suggest you to do similar course as Engineering like BScIT or BCA or BSc in CS will be more better for you where you can easily manage it and you will get similar opportunities like Engineering. As a average student , you may take Engineering but as there is tough competition , lots of project, practicals, and it is one of difficult course with full time with approximately 8 hour college session daily. For engineering , we should have good IQ , risk management factor, pressure acceptance ability , self motivation and very strong dedication with good budget for investment. After that , if you succeed then good , otherwise it will be trouble...

1. For course other than Engineering- Don't Confused seeing ,This below pic of conversion formula which is available at many  places. It is for Rest of all fields other than Engineering. Below pic of circular is for all other fields students , not Engineering . You can read in it. THERE IS NO ENGINEERING MENTIONED IN IT.  This conversion formula is applicable for all other students (except Engineering ) like Commerce courses (eg. Bcom,BAF,BBI,etc ), Management courses(eg. BMS, MBA) , arts courses(BA) , science courses(BSc) etc. 2.for Engineering ,cgpa to percentage formula is different which is given below.   Follow if you find this answer/post is helpful and welcome for any queries related to career or Education. https://qr.ae/TWY7Xf Or  search "Amit Choudhary career guide" on any search engine or browser and visit first Quora link.

1. For Engineering- Engineering passed out from 2015 to 2020 , For all passed out Students in any year in this range till 2020 and till further update come , this is your conversion formula will be utilised anywhere to convert your CGPA/CGPI pointer to Percentage.(Specially is for Engineering and Technology background BE/BTech) from University of Mumbai.  sometime , this formula is also printed at back side of your sem 8 marksheet like this. As mentioned in above circular.  So ,this is Your formula  as per Mumbai University circular . There is no updates came in formula from 2015 ,till 2020. So , don't be confused. 2. For course other than Engineering- Don't Confused seeing ,This below pic of conversion formula which is available at many  places. It is for Rest of all fields other than Engineering. Below pic of circular is for all other fields students , not Engineering . You can read in it. THERE IS NO ENGINEERING MENTIONED IN IT....

I am 24 years old, and I graduated from BSC with 60%. I am ready to get a further degree or course which can give me a good career option. What are my options? Answer: If you want to make career in teaching field ,you can do BEd. If you want to join research work , can do MSc then PHD is possible. If you want something new in corporate (non technical /management level jobs), can go for ,MBA . If You are interested in coding programming , want technical jobs , can go for MCA. If you want ,you can directly go to industry of your field on your current qualifications. At start you may face difficulties , you may have to do Internships at join for certain month ,but later it will be good for you,if you are interested. You can see this as well  Amit Choudhary's post in Career/Educational Query All the best Follow if you find answer is relatable, and welcome for your career and Education related queries.

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This fees are of 2019-20 for Diploma in Engineering colleges (or Polytechnic diploma) fees in Maharashtra.This is annual fees of course (per year) in Private Colleges. Every year there is increament in fees approx 5-10 percent . Diploma college may have different branches like Computer science, mechanical, electronics, civil , etc But all branches have same fees provided in Table.Hope you get exact idea for fees. This is applicable for both post ssc or post HSC diploma courses students. It can be followed for any year first second or third.  Last column is total fees of college including only Tution and development fees.  (DATA IS SO MUCH ,YOU CAN ZOOM AND SEE, OR USE DESKTOP VIEW) This is followed for 2019-20, for next year or next to next year. It will be almost similar ,there will be slightly increament in that. Follow for more queries related to career or  EDUCATION- https:...

This fees are of 2019-20 of DPharma colleges fees in Maharashtra.This is annual fees of course (per year). Every year there is increament bin fees approx 5-10 percent . Hope you get exact idea for fees. This is applicable for both post ssc or post HSC diploma courses students. It can be followed for any year first second or third.  Last column is total fees of college including only Tution and development fees.  (DATA IS SO MUCH ,YOU CAN ZOOM AND SEE, OR USE DESKTOP VIEW) This is followed for 2019-20, for next year or next to next year. It will be almost similar ,there will be slightly increament in that. Follow for more queries related to career or EDUCATION- https://qr.ae/TWY7Xf Or  search "Amit Choudhary career guide" on any search engine or browser and visit first Quora link.

#one exam #CET  #CommonEntranceTest for all three #Railways , #SSC & #banking sector #Recruitments will be Conducted & managed by one body #NRA #NationalRecruitmentAgency . #Strongstep for Progress & #Students benefits. Now Students no need to prepare for multiple entrance , after this come into force. Common Eligibility Test for IBPS, SSC and Indian Railways. Module to how to apply — explained The new agency will conduct a Common Eligibility Test (CET) for all the competitive examinations Around 2 crore aspirants sit for various examinations for government jobs or banking jobs every year In a move to streamline the recruitment process for non-gazetted posts in the central government and public sector banks, Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved setting up the National Recruitment Agency. The new agency will conduct a  Common Eligibility Test (CET) for all the competitive examinations. The proposal for National Recruitment Agency was first introduced...