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Which is the best one yr pg diploma course after b pharm

Juee Hote 24th Sep, 2024

clinical trials, and regulatory affairs are the main topics of the PG Diploma in Clinical Research.
PG Diploma in Pharmacovigilance: Focusses on medication safety and adverse reaction tracking.
A postgraduate certificate in regulatory affairs will equip you to manage pharmaceutical and drug regulation regulations.
PG Diploma in Pharmaceutical Management: Integrates business management abilities with pharmaceutical expertise.
Global regulatory standards for drug clearance and compliance are the main focus of the PG Diploma in Drug Regulatory Affairs.
Your job possibilities in the pharmaceutical business can be improved by taking these courses.

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Im studying pcbcs, whether instead of math I have cs.can i pursue b.sc cs after 12th

Deepti Singh 22nd Sep, 2024

Hello Sharanya!

Yes, you can do a B.Sc. in Computer Science after your 12th with a PCB combination along with Computer Science but without Mathematics. However, some institutions or colleges do require mathematics eligibility for B.Sc. CS programs, so do keep that in mind as well and check the requirements for the institutions that you are applying to.


If you get into a situation where math is required at many places, you may either opt for institutions that do not require you to have math skills or take up the course at a later stage of life.

Thankyou!

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hello this CS exam which is going to conduct is that from government based so that i can get job immediately and also what is syllabus for that

Deepti Singh 22nd Sep, 2024

Hello Alisha!

The CS Exam is conducted by a government-recognized body, the Institute of Company Secretaries of India. However, the relation of the CS Exam with immediate Government jobs is no direct correlation. Instead, it is a professional certification to be a Company Secretary in India for the purpose of practicing corporate governance, compliance, and legal advisory.

Of course, besides a lot of private sector opportunities available and afterwards after passing CS exams, employment opportunities in the public sector are also there, although government jobs for Company Secretaries also exist on the platter, predominantly in Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs) or regulatory bodies like SEBI or RBI, it so does not guarantee an immediate job in the government. Instead, the certifications open doors to numerous career paths in corporate and legal fields.


CS Exam Syllabus:

  • Foundation Level

For students who have completed 12th:

  • Business Environment
  • Business Laws
  • Ethics and Entrepreneurship
  • Business Economics
  • Accounting and Auditing

Executive Level (immediately after Foundation or directly after completing the degree programme):

  • Company Law
  • Securities Laws
  • Tax Laws
  • Corporate Management

Professional Level: Advanced topics in governance, finance, and laws.

Passing all three levels will pave the way to become a qualified Company Secretary.

Thankyou!

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I have done my 10th or 12th uttar pardesh madrasa board so how I can take addmission in diploma

Deepti Singh 22nd Sep, 2024

Hello!

You can apply for admission in the diploma course after passing your 10th or 12th through the Uttar Pradesh Madrasa Board, with the following conditions:

  • Check Eligibility: The recognition of your Madrasa Board qualification by the technical or vocational institutes where you wish to join is a must. Diploma courses are usually open to all those who have passed 10th or 12th from a recognized board.


  • Choose Course: Choose the Diploma course you want to opt for, i.e. engineering, pharmacy or some vocational trade. Search for the institutes that deal with your choice of diploma course in UP or other states.


  • Apply to the Institutes: The entry into most of the technical institutes' diploma courses is based on entrance test, JEECUP (Joint Entrance Examination Council, UP) or merit-based direct entry. Fill the test form, if necessary.


  • Documents to Verify: Prepare all your documents, such as madrasa board certificates, mark sheets, and identity proof. Some institutions require equivalence certificates, which state that qualifications through madrasa are equal to the general education.


  • Counseling and Admission: Eligible students will be called for counseling once they get selected by Entrance Examination or through Merit Based. In Counseling, you need to opt for your desired institute and branch.


  • Admission Confirmation: Once you get a seat, then pay the fees and submit all the relevant documents for confirming your admission.


Following this procedure, you will successfully be admitted into a diploma course.

Thankyou!

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how many seats for general category in mca course

Ashita Singh 21st Sep, 2024

Hi Swapnil,

Number of seats depends upon the colleges and the universities. Some of them are given below-

1.) National Institute of Technology ( NITs )-

  • Each NIT offering MCA may have around 30-60 seats in total, out of which a certain percentage (typically around 50-60%) is reserved for General category students.

2.) Universities -

  • State universities may have around 30-120 seats for MCA courses. The number of General category seats is determined after applying the reservation policies of the state.

3.) Private institutions-

  • Private colleges often have more flexibility in terms of seats, ranging from 60 to 180 seats or more, depending on the institution. In such cases, the General category seats could be a significant portion of the total intake.

Hope this information helped in solving your query. Thank you. We wish you all the best!

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I want to know how can i do integrated m tech after diploma? And if Im going to give jee mains and then advance or how can i give jee advance after diploma? To get into iits for dual degree

sadafreen356 21st Sep, 2024

IITs offer dual degree programs, such as the B.Tech./M.Tech. program. Students are admitted to these programs through JEE and are expected to complete the program in five years.

IIT dont have lateral entry scheme so why to waste your time instead Complete your diploma and then go for GATE entrance exam.Try to achieve a good rank under 500. It is possible, given your effort, hard work and sincerity. Then, you stand a great chance to get into IIT.


This way a diploma holder can successfully enter IIT and get out with flying colours.


All the best.

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I already wrote Gate in 2024 and got a decent score in the DS AI domain. I wanted to give it again this year, but I am confused about which paper to write. I want to pursue a career in the AI ML domain, so which is a better option: writing CS and IT and taking AI courses in college or directly writing DS and AI papers again? (I am currently a 4rth year BTech in CSE dept) Thank You for the answer & is there any website/counsellors to contact on this topic

Jefferson 20th Sep, 2024

Hi there! Thanks for reaching out to us at Careers360. Congrats on your decent score in the DS AI domain for GATE 2024 - that's awesome!

I totally get your dilemma about which paper to write for GATE this year. It's a tough choice, especially when you're eyeing a career in AI/ML.

Based on your goals, writing the DS and AI paper again could be a solid option. It directly aligns with your career plans and you've already got experience with it. Plus, you might improve your score since you know what to expect now.

That said, the CS and IT paper could give you a broader knowledge base, which some top AI/ML programs appreciate. You could always supplement with AI courses later.

Honestly, both paths can lead you to an AI/ML career. The best choice depends on which specific programs you're targeting and how confident you feel in each subject area.

For personalized advice, you might want to check out our GATE counselling services on the Careers360 website . We've got experts who can dive deep into your specific situation.

Hope this helps! Let me know if you need anything else. Good luck with your GATE prep!

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PGDCA in delhi with night classes

Prachi Kumari 20th Sep, 2024

Hello,

Pursuing a Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Applications (PGDCA) in Delhi with night classes is a great option for working professionals or students who cannot attend daytime sessions.

Some of the institutes in Delhi that offer PGDCA courses with flexible timings, including evening or night classes, are:

1. GNOU (Indira Gandhi National Open University): Known for its flexible and distance education programs, IGNOU offers PGDCA through online and part-time modes, allowing students to manage their schedule effectively. Though it doesn’t specifically offer night classes, its flexible study pattern is ideal for professionals.

2. YMCA Institute of Management Studies: This institute provides evening classes for PGDCA, making it easier for students with daytime commitments to pursue their studies. YMCA is well-regarded for professional courses with flexible timings.

3. Jamia Millia Islamia: Though primarily a full-time institution, Jamia may offer evening classes for some programs, depending on the demand and scheduling. It's advisable to contact the university for details on their PGDCA program schedule.

4. Private Institutes: Several private institutes like NIIT and Aptech offer PGDCA or similar courses with flexible timings, including night or weekend classes.

You should check each institution's specific timing, curriculum, and accreditation before enrolling.

Hope it helps !

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I have done my 10th and 12th from Uttar Pradesh Madrasa board so can I take admission in diploma or BA

Juee Hote 20th Sep, 2024

Yes, even if you received your 10 and 12 grades from the Uttar Pradesh Madrasa Board, you are still eligible to apply for a certificate or BA program. As long as the Madrasa board qualifications are comparable to those of the general education boards, the majority of institutions will accept them. It's crucial to verify the precise qualifying requirements of the college or university where you want to apply, though, as some could need extra paperwork or an equivalence certificate.

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hey im aiswarya final year cs student in government engineering college Kerala...i am just going to start preparing cat ...but im not sure if i can afford coaching..im stuck. when i tried solving varc i found it really difficult and have so much of doubts on which im refering. what should i do go get into iimb...also is it possible if i start now??..can someone help?

Kanishka kaushikii 18th Sep, 2024

I understand your situation, Aishwarya. Preparing for the CAT while balancing your final year of engineering can be challenging, especially without coaching. However, with dedication and the right approach, it's definitely possible to crack the exam.

Here are some tips to help you get started:

1. Assess Your Strengths and Weaknesses:

  • Practice Regularly: Solve as many CAT questions as possible to identify your strengths and weaknesses.
  • Focus on Weak Areas: Devote more time to areas where you struggle, such as VARC.

2. Build a Strong Foundation:

  • Basic Concepts: Ensure you have a solid understanding of basic grammar, vocabulary, and reading comprehension techniques.
  • Practice Reading: Develop a habit of reading newspapers, books, and articles regularly to improve your reading speed and comprehension.

3. Effective VARC Preparation:

  • Practice RCs: Solve a variety of RC passages from different topics to get comfortable with different styles and difficulty levels.
  • Analyze Answers: Understand why the correct answer is correct and why the incorrect options are wrong.
  • Seek Guidance: If you're struggling with VARC, consider joining online forums or communities where you can discuss questions and get help from others.

4. Online Resources:

  • Free Online Courses: Utilize platforms like Coursera, edX, and Khan Academy for free online courses on CAT preparation.
  • Mock Tests: Take as many mock tests as possible to assess your progress and identify areas for improvement.

5. Create a Study Plan:

  • Time Management: Allocate specific time slots for CAT preparation, considering your academic commitments.
  • Consistency: Stick to your study plan and avoid procrastinating.

6. Stay Motivated:

  • Set Goals: Break down your goal of getting into IIMB into smaller, achievable targets.
  • Celebrate Achievements: Reward yourself for your progress to stay motivated.

While coaching can be helpful, it's not essential. With dedication, perseverance, and effective study strategies, you can definitely crack the CAT and achieve your goal of getting into IIMB.

Remember, starting now is a great decision. The earlier you begin, the more time you'll have to improve your skills and build confidence. Good luck!


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