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It is not an acronym, hence does not have an official full form. India is the name of the country derived from the River Indus, known as Sindhu in Sanskrit. In history, the region was called "India" by Greeks and other ancient civilizations surrounding the river.

For more historical background and origins of names, see related educational resources or encyclopedias. If you were looking for a more creative or unofficial abbreviation for "India," let me know!

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Brazil imported rice from India for the first time in 2020 due to a decrease in its domestic production caused by adverse weather conditions . The need to stabilize domestic prices and ensure sufficient supply prompted Brazil to turn to Indian rice exports . This was part of a broader strategy to manage local market demands during challenging agricultural periods .

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Engineer after Class 10 , specifically for someone with limited knowledge of computer science .

Here's scenario to become an engineer in India , follow these steps :

1. Choose the Right Stream in Class 11:

choose Science with Physics , Chemistry and Mathematics (PCM) . Mathematics is mandatory for engineering .

2. Build a Strong Foundation:

Focus on building a strong understanding of basic concepts in Physics , Chemistry and Mathematics .

Don't worry about your lack of knowledge in Computer Science , it is not mandatory at this stage .

3. Start Preparing for Entrance Exams :

Engineering admissions in India largely depend on entrance exams like JEE Main, state-level exams or private university exams .

Join a coaching center or use online resources for preparation .

4. Explore Career Pathways:

After Class 12 , pursue a B.Tech or B.E. degree in your chosen engineering field .

You can specialize in fields like Mechanical , Civil , Electrical , Electronics or even Computer Science if you develop an interest .

Stay Consistent dedicate regular hours to studies and practice solving problems .

Let me know  , if you need guidance for specific entrance exams like JEE Main .

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https://www.careers360.com/courses/engineering-course

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Comedk exam seats are filled by all india quota only there is no reservation for any caste no benefits is given to students who belongs to the state as there is already a reservation exam KCET is there so the students who are interested in taking admission to caste certificate they should appear for KCET exam.

However reservation is applicable only for 8% of seats which are reserved for students from Hyderabad Karnataka (listed 6 backward districts of Karnataka) region students.

Also, they don't provide fee waiver to any students either for local Karnataka students or other state students like JEE.but there is KCET fee waiver available to poor and meritorious candidates whose family's annual income is less than Rs. 8.00 lakhs.

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If the reporting time for the Union Bank of India LBO (Limited Branch Officer) exam is 7:30 AM , it's generally recommended to reach the exam center at least 30 minutes earlier , meaning by 7:00 AM .

This buffer time allows you to account for:

1. Security checks.
2. Document verification.
3. Locating your exam hall or seat.
4. Unexpected delays, such as traffic or other logistical issues.

The exam timing itself may vary, but the reporting time of 7:30 AM typically indicates that the exam could start around 8:30 AM or 9:00 AM , depending on the instructions from the authorities. However, the exact start time should be mentioned on your admit card or official notification.

Make sure to check the following:

• Your admit card for the precise timings.
• Documents you need to carry, such as your admit card, valid ID proof, and any other items specified in the instructions.

Good luck with your exam!

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Your son is an OCI candidate. He has several private university options in India where he can apply without having to sit for an entrance exam. Many private universities offer direct admission based on academic performance-often through Class 12 marks or prior qualifications-for various undergraduate courses. Here are some of the options:

1. Manipal University: One of the best private universities, which offers undergraduate courses in engineering, business, and other disciplines. They give direct admission based on merit, especially for students from abroad.
2. Shiv Nadar University: The university gives OCI students a chance to apply directly based on their board exam scores, without any compulsive entrance exam for some courses.
3. O.P. Jindal Global University (JGU) : JGU offers a wide range of programs with direct admission for international students based solely on their academic qualifications without entrance exams ty University: Merit-based admissions are offered at Amity, and entrance exams are not required for admission to many programs for students abroad.
4. Besity: Another renowned university, Bennett allows direct admission to students based on their academic performance, and they have a different process for international students.

You can find more and details on each university's official website or on education portals like Careers360, which gathers all university admission procedures and criteria. Here's the link to explore more on private universities for OCI students: Careers360 Private Universities List .

The average salary for clinical embryologist is around 7 lakh per annum with range between 4 lakh to 20 lakh. For junior embryologist, average salary is around 35 to 40 thousand per month,while senior embryologist candidates expect salary 60 thousand + per month and can expect more with gain of more experience.

Various works embryologist perform include

. Assist the physician in clinical research

. Assist with IVF

. to retrieve the eggs

. To perform and running test on eggs.

Yes, the NWAC board (Northwest Accreditation Commission) from the USA is considered valid in India and is widely accepted by various Indian universities and education boards; the Association of Indian Universities (AIU) has recognized it as equivalent to a 12th standard Indian board certificate.

An educational certificate from this board is definitely applicable for any type of job. Therefore, you will be eligible for applying any type of job in any sector and for admission in colleges in india.

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• MBA Abroad:

  • Pros:
    • Global exposure, networking, and diverse cultures.
    • Access to top companies and international job markets.
    • Higher earning potential post-graduation.
  • Cons:
    • High tuition fees and living costs.
    • Limited job opportunities for non-citizens in some countries.
    • Requires work experience for most top programs.

• MBA in India:

  • Pros:
    • Relatively lower fees compared to abroad.
    • Familiar culture and job market.
    • Top Indian schools like IIMs are highly ranked globally.
  • Cons:
    • May not offer global exposure.
    • Competitive admissions, especially without work experience.

• Chances of Admission (with Bad Academics, No Work Experience):

  • CAT/GMAT Scores:
    • A high score can improve your chances, but without work experience and a strong academic record, it’s challenging to secure admission to top Indian or global schools.
    • Networking, strong essays, and interview performance become crucial factors.

Hope it helps !

Most people pursue an MBA after a BTECH degree gaining a significant increase in their salary too. Your existing B.Tech degree will significantly enhance your profile and make you eligible for a wider range of MBA programs.Gain experience in a relevant work, preferably in a field of engineering or management, and  boost your profile as much as you can.
CAT/GMA are must for the top MBA programs, but they are quite challenging. So, focus on preparation in quantitative aptitude, verbal ability, and logical reasoning.You can give other entrance exams for MBA like XAT, CMAT.A few certifications like PMP, Six Sigma, or software tool-specific certifications makes your profile more valuable .Projects, internships, or extracurricular activities demonstrate your skills and interests.You can Consider Tier-2 and Tier-3 B-Schools.You can get into the international colleges too if you want but you have to study hard.
A path to a top-tier MBA is not easy, but with focused preparation, strategic planning, and a strong performance in entrance exams,well it is definitely possible. MBA