Hi dear candidate,

It all depends on your personal skills and study dedication which would nurture your growth in future for your career. An expensive college for BDes does not mean direct success. You can find affordable colleges like DTU Delhi or GGSIPU for BDes course however, the MBA colleges are usually expensive (not every college but most of them) although MBA would help you better in your managerial career.

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Top B.Des Colleges in India 2025 – Courses, Fees, Admission, Rank

MBA Colleges in India 2025 – Courses, Fees, Admission, Rank

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Hey! If you are looking for Bachelor of Performing Arts in Tabla, there are some good colleges in India that offer this course. A few options are:

Dr. D.Y. Patil Vidyapeeth, Pune – They have BPA in Tabla, admission is through 12th marks + audition.

Maharaja Sayajirao University (MSU), Baroda – Well-known for music and fine arts, offers Tabla specialization.

Jawahar Lal Nehru Govt. College of Fine Arts, Shimla – They run BPA with focus on Tabla.

Punjabi University, Patiala – Strong music department with Tabla as one of the main subjects.

Some private universities like Amity, Parul University, IES University also have Performing Arts programs where Tabla is offered as specialization.

How to apply:

You need to pass 12th from any recognized board. Most of these colleges ask for an audition / performance test in Tabla along with application form. Usually, forms are available on the university’s official website. After application + audition, merit list is released and then admission is confirmed.

Hi dear candidate,

The key to score 100% is consistency and practice, you can practice more and more previous year question papers of MHT CET Law to get better idea of question types and difficulty level of the exam. Kindly refer to the links attached below:

MH CET LLB 3 & 5 Years Previous Year Question Papers PDF Free Download

Tips: How to prepare for MH CET law 2025 (3 & 5 Year LLB) - Subject Wise Preparation Tips & Plan

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Hello Aspirant,

A Civil Engineering bachelor's degree followed by a master's in Architecture is a valid path. The main difference is that a B.Arch focuses on design, while Civil Engineering emphasizes structure and safety. Your combination would make you a stronger candidate in firms that need both design and structural expertise. It is a worthwhile path, though it will take a longer time to get licensed.

Since you are pursuing both CA Final with Articleship and MBA, you need a college that offers flexible timings. Many universities offer morning batch MBA programs where classes are held from 7:00 AM to 11:00 AM, designed for working professionals. In Maharashtra, you can explore colleges like JBIMS (Mumbai), Sydenham Institute of Management, Welingkar (morning batch), and certain autonomous colleges that allow customized schedules. While applying, clearly mention your need for early finishing hours. You might also consider distance or online MBA programs from reputed universities like IGNOU, NMIMS Global, or Symbiosis, which will give you more time for CA preparation and articleship work. Make sure the MBA program is UGC/AICTE approved for career credibility. Balancing CA Final and MBA will require strict time management, but with the right schedule, it’s achievable.

Wishing you success in both your degrees! Thank you.

For both colleges, apply via TS B.Arch counselling (NATA-based) or TSCHE (for Telangana). Visit the official counselling portal when registration opens and select them as preferences. Ensure NATA score is valid.

Hi Umesh!

Thanks for your question. Yes, you can apply for M.Tech in colleges outside Jammu & Kashmir under the Kashmiri Migrant quota. Many AICTE-approved institutes and universities across states like Maharashtra, Delhi, Punjab, and Karnataka offer special quota seats for Kashmiri migrants. Since you’re planning to study in Pune, here’s what you should know. Colleges like COEP Technological University, VJTI Mumbai, and MIT-WPU do offer admissions under this quota but availability may vary each year depending on state-level DTE counselling.

You’ll need to apply through Maharashtra CAP and make sure you have all necessary documents like Kashmiri Migrant Certificate, Domicile, and relevant educational qualifications. During registration, select the option for Kashmiri Migrant and upload the required proofs. While each institute has its own intake under this quota it’s best to check the latest CAP brochure or contact individual colleges for M.Tech seat matrix updates. Admission is usually based on GATE score, but some colleges may also accept non-GATE candidates for vacant seats.

Hope this helps, and all the best for your M.Tech journey!

Given the mismatch between your CUET form and educational certificates, let's break down the potential implications:

CUET Form Correction

You can edit specific fields in the CUET application form during the correction window, but candidate name is one of the editable fields. However, the policy on editing the candidate's name might vary, and it's crucial to check with the exam conducting authority or the specific colleges you're interested in.

Potential Impact on College Admissions

Given the discrepancy between your Aadhaar card and educational certificates:

- *DU and Bhu Admissions*: Delhi University (DU) and Banaras Hindu University (BHU) might have specific requirements or procedures for handling such discrepancies. It's best to contact their admission offices directly to understand their policies.

- *Other Colleges*: Similarly, other colleges might have varying policies regarding document verification and name discrepancies.

Next Steps

1. *Contact the colleges*: Reach out to the admission offices of DU, BHU, and other colleges you're interested in to inquire about their policies on document verification and name discrepancies.

2. *Verify document requirements*: Confirm the specific documents required for admission and ensure you understand their verification process.

3. *Seek clarification*: If needed, ask about potential solutions or alternatives for resolving the discrepancy.

So Jain University is actually pretty decent for B.Sc. in Biotechnology, Biochemistry, and Genetics. The labs are well-equipped, and they do focus on research and internships, which is cool if you're planning to go into postgrad or research later. Faculty is generally supportive, and there’s flexibility in the course structure too.

But, placements for core science fields like biotech can be a bit hit or miss—not bad, just not super strong either. If you're really into lab work and research, it’s a good choice.