Dear Swarupa, visit any small to medium sized company which has atleast 50-100 employees. Visit the head of the company to take permission to visit the organization and know about their organisational structure. Or also you can ask him/her for a tour of the office as just a part of your study. Most Heads will oblige. Or you can also visit an upcoming stores department as well. Or even a local super market will do.

1. MBBS(bachelor of medicine, bachelor of surgery)
2. BHMS(bachelor of homeopathic medicine& surgery)
3. BAMS(bachelor of Ayurvedic medicine & surgery)
4. B.pharm ( bachelor of pharmacy)
5. B.tech( Bachelor of technology in biotechnology)
6. BDS (bachelor of dental science)
7. BPT (bachelor of physiotherapy)
8. B.sc ( bachelor of science)

Dear Aspirant,

It is no doubt that the coming future is software based, and only the people with the knowledge of computer S/W and H/W are going to get jobs. Even most of the industries like automobile and manufacturing are shifting to softwares and hence are in need of employees with the knowledge of softwares.

So if you think that you are interested in computer software and hardware then I advise you to go forward, look for a good course in software/hardware and learn that field.

However, if you can manage your BA along with some computer course, then you must carry on with your BA also.

Hope this helps.

Thank You.

Hello Allen, don't worry, i will definitely help you out. First of all, the basic criteria to become a pilot is that you need to pass your 12th board exam with at least 50% marks in physics, chemistry and maths. Then after your 12th grade, you need to complete your bachelor's in either aviation sector like aerospace engineering, or aeronautical engineering or you need a degree in science field to demonstrate your ability to understand maths. Then you need to enroll yourself in aviation training program and after you complete the training, you will receive your license. The cost for completing the training is around 15-20 lakh rupees but you can avail scholarships to help your financial needs.

Hello aspirant,

You have secured a very good rank.But your question is incomplete as you have not mentioned the category to which you belong to.And 15% seats are for non-local candidates.By considering previous year's cut off trends the cut off ranks are as follows for University College of law, Hyderabad

UR- 23 (male)

SC- 83 ( male)

ST- 88 (male)

However, cut off is subjected to change, it may increase or decrease slightly.Hope for the best.

I hope this is helpful to you.

Hi Mili,

I understand that you are worried about the non availability of examination venue in the Delhi region and so to answer your question examination centers are booked by the respective authorities well before time and is booked all at a time and thus there is no possibility of a new examination center to come up unless one gets cancelled.

BEST WISHES!

• Indian Nationals, NRIs, PIOs, OCIs, and Foreign Nationals
• No upper age limit as of now. The Candidate should be at least 17 years by December 31st of 2020
• You should have completed your 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry and Biology as your Core Subjects.
• 50% Aggregate in Physics, Chemistry and Biology for General Category, 45% for PWD and 40% for OBC,SC,ST Candidates.
• NIOS and Private Candidates are also eligible

Hello Aspirant,

If you haven't received your marksheet yet, directly go to your school administration office and ask them to help you in resolving this matter. Because 12th marksheet is very important and it will be very problematic during the admission procedure if you don't have the marksheet. Make sure to get it as soon as possible.

Good luck! Will be happy to help with any other doubts.