hello John,

first of all congratulations that you have decided to pursue a career of your interest   now lets see the similarity between an MBA and PGDM

The MBA and PGDM do not differ when it comes to acceptance in the industry or for higher studies.

Both programs teach management skills, and it’s the quality of education imparted by the b-school, its unique value propositions, track record of its alumni and the value that the graduates bring to the table that matter to recruiters. In fact, in b-schools offering a one year ‘certificate’ program in management, also called PGPM or PGP or other names depending on the b-school, recruiters do not even differentiate between these students and the PGDM students. Hiring is done purely on the basis of work experience, background and skill requirements of the recruiter and how the students fit their criteria.

lets see the difference,

Business schools (or private MBA colleges) offering PGDM can revise their curriculum in response to changing business needs and industry behavior. They can quickly adapt new models, tools and technologies to deliver cutting edge education to their students. Universities undergo such revision in a time-based manner, mostly in 3 to 5 years.

Private b-schools offering PGDM courses can also benefit students by inviting visiting faculty from around the world for an enhanced learning experience. In addition to these, business schools that especially offer an on-campus PGDM program also focus on overall development of students through soft-skill and leadership based courses and activities, extra-curriculars and an intense industry interaction through guest lectures.

If you are looking forward to investing two years of their life in any of these highly indulging programs, you must completely understand their value propositions, offerings and industry perception before making any decision.

so, look for the colleges which suits your interest, also please go through the link provided below for more information

https://www.careers360.com/courses/mba-in-logistics-supply-chain-management

hope it was helpful and All the best.

Hello Aspirants, Hope you doing well according to your rank you have a chances of getting nit tadepalligudem but you have to compromise with the top branches you can try attempting JOSAA counselling you have a chances of getting other nit too with your preferred branch or also you can try for JAC Delhi counselling and HBTU counselling as they have also good colleges you can see the last year cutoff of nit tadepalligudem https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-cutoff-for-nit-andhra-pradesh

Btw if you want to know that which colleges are allowing your marks or rank you can check JEE College Predictor where you will get all the top colleges list according to their ranking which are allowing your rank or marks you will get a detailed list where all the criteria will be written of that college like placement, average package, fees and many more details so what are you waiting for here's the link.

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=jee_cp

hi,

see in some of the government job there is specific quota available for pwd or physically challenged person. so if you can qualify in the  written test or interview and meet all the eligibility criteria there is chances that you may selected from the pwd category. however you must have all the conditions satisfied for that particular job. you did not mention the post have you have applied on Indian post recruitment process.

do mention the complete details in the comment section, then we may help you with necessary information.

Hi

Your profile suggest that your from Maharashtra so I'm guessing that you are asking about MHT CET.

You can get MHTCET 2018 papers with solution at

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/mht-cet-sample-papers

You can get MHT CET 2017 and 2016 papers at

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/mht-cet-sample-papers

Go well through these papers as practising these papers will help you to :-

*understand   the  examination pattern  .

*  types  of  questions  which  are  asked in the exam .

* you   will get an  idea  of  the  difficulty level  of  the  questions  asked in  the examination .

* you  can  also  have  an  idea  of  important    topics  which  are  covered in the exam , so  that  you  can  accordingly prepare for  your  examination

*it  will  help  you  to check your preparation    level  for  the  examination,  so   that  you  can  work   on your  weak areas  and   can  perform  even better in your  examination.

* solving these papers on your own will  help you to improve your time. management skills so that in your actual examination you can solve questions with better speed and accuracy .

Best of luck for your Mhtcet exam preparation .

If you have any other query then you can always reach us to get them cleared  :) we are always available to help you out and guide you.

Thank you

Hi Kaushik,

The NEET qualifying cutoff for 2017 for Unreserved (UR) category was 50th percentile with marks ranging from 131-697, with ranks approximately 543473 and above. For SC/ST/OBC, the qualifying cutoff was 40th percentile with marks range of 107-130, with ranks approximately 629987 and above.

You can find detailed information about NEET cutoff, ranks and marks for 2017, 2018, 2019 in the links below:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-result-marks-vs-rank

Hello sir,

There is obviously an opportunity for you to sit for the examination, provided the maximum age concession of 5 years for ex-servicemen  who have rendered a minimum of 5 years of military service (according to the Re-employment in Central Civil Services and Posts Rules, 1979). Ex-servicemen has no such bar on number of attempts till they reach the age limit. There are similar other relaxations for candidates of backward classes as well.

Hope it helps. Good luck !

Dear aspirant!

Hope you are doing well !

Steps to download admit card:

1. Go to CBSE's official website.
2. Click on the link for 'Admit Card/LOC/Centre Material for Board Exam 2017 (School login for Regular Candidates)' on the top of the recent announcements section.
3. Click on 'click here to proceed' on the new page that opens to go to the log in page.

Dear Applicant.

As you are a applicant of 2017 so it would be better if you visit your university and ask them regarding this because the maximum gap allowed by most of the universities is between 3-5 years. And as it's been already close to 5 years, you should consult with your university and they should help you with this.