I would like to join in IIM ahmedhabad.how should i train myself and how to get the applications and where?
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Even I'm trying my luck to get into the IIMs. But let me say you this as a friend. After graduating, do work for 3 to 4 years. After that try for your MBA. You see, people with work experience have a distinct edge over all other MBA aspirants in all the universities in the World.\nYou need a 60% in your graduation if its a science background. Then you need to sit for CAT(Common Admission Tests), conducted by all 6 IIMs.Still I would advice you to visit IIM-A's website. Then while you are working, for the first 2 years, read lots and lots of english books of various types. That will help you a lot in the english section. Also, brush up your basic skills in Mathematics and improve you current afairs knowledge. In your 3rd year of work, you can join the CAT training centres. IMS is a very good option for they train really well. Plus I would suggest you to pick your area of specialisation from now only. Production management will be a very good option for you as you have Tech background. Still select an option, and visit the websites of all the 6 IIMs and the other top institutes of India.\n I'll advice you to get a work-experience before you take an admission in any MBA institute. Believe me, it will REALLY REALLY help a LOT!
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U should join any course of ur choice thur NIIT. Their courses are globally recognized.
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TO get admission to Post-Graduate Programmes in Management offered by IISc Bangalore, IIT Bombay, IIT Delhi, IIT Kanpur, IIT Kharagpur, IIT Madras and IIT Roorkee  you need to appear in the Joint Management Entrance Test (JMET) organised by IIT every year.\n\nYou can visit http://www.successcds.net/mbaentranceexam/Joint-Management-Entrance-Test-JMET-2007.php to check the details of JMET 2007
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Apply through the normal channels.\nThere are two routes to train:\n1. PGCE route - lots of theory and support but poor pay.\n2. GTP route - based in a school rather than a university, more hands on apporach and more pay.\n\nUseful links\nhttp://www.tda.gov.uk/Recruit.aspx\nwww.tes.co.uk\n\nApply as soon as possible to get the best places.
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hellow mr. Ramesh K,\nThough, i don't know any name of coaching institute in Aurangabad, but i will strongly suggest u to send your son at Kota ( Rajasthan ) after he passes his 10th. here, a number of students come from through out the country to join IIT-JEE coaching after their 10th for foundation courses and the sucess rate is also higher. There are almost all facilities like hostels or private rented rooms nearby the coaching institutes, mess etc. available to the outsider students without having any problem. You can see following website of coaching institutes :-\n1- www.bansaliitjee.com\n2- www.resonance.com\nAlso, if you want any other knowledge regrding Kota, you can e-mail me at " jindabhoot@yahoo.co.in " without hesitation at any time. \ngood luck - jindajind !
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Go for IIM or if you wish to go abroad try to go Australia you will easily get a Visa there.
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hi first you should decide iit or pmt then search for coaching because if you start for both you will not be able to give your best to anyone.chenni has brilliant tutorials for iitjee.best of luck
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ur NRI.... want to come to india for higher studies?? rite?? i juss wanted to be sure i dint get u wrong.\n\nOK, now. to get into professional cource in India u need to take up various compititive exams. IIT has it's own exam.... so does BITS. each state in India has its own enterance exams.... u will need to take them.... u will neeed to take coaching for that. and there r plenty of colleges.... dont expect a huge university...... gud enough..... \nin India we have BiPC and MPC.... to do computer scinece and engineering u sud take MPC here. i am doin mt BTech in CSE. better take help of any relative of urs in India. u have given very less info so i cant guide u any deeper dear. dont mind. but if u wud have given me better info like in whihc state u want to join, will u be doin ur 11th and 12th in india i cud have helped u better.\n\nAnyways, if u want further help over this u may mail me at venkatram_bs@yahoo.co.in\ni never give my mail id like this..... coz ur an india and i can help u  over this i am.
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try the Delhi School for Integrated MBA's
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Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad (IIM Ahmedabad, also known as IIMA), was the second Indian Institutes of Management to be established in India after IIM Calcutta. It is the premier institute of management education in India and is widely considered to be one of the toughest to get in MBA programs in the world. Over 170,000 people apply each year for the entrance exam to get into roughly 250 places. IIMA has frequently been rated as one of the best business schools in Asia.\nHere is their link:\nwww.iimahd.ernet.in/
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Well if are really interested in gettinf into the armed force... first of all you must make up your mind which brach(service) to join up first....\n\nThen make sure you have the minimum required eligiblity criteria for the service opting for (army,airforce and navy... each have different physical requirement)\n\nThen keep an eye on the employement new?rozgar samachar.... you will find advirtisments calling for CDSE exams.... remember only gradtuates are eligible and also make sure of your age limit as stipulated (varies for certain categories like reserved caste or for people from the N.E...etc...)\n\nThen after you fillup the form in the paper and send it (or even before that for those whom are really interested) try an get any CDSE guide or question bank..(any will do...even local... its just to give u the general idea of how the question will be.........)\nThe exams usually have basic simple mathematics,history,geography..etc..... i am sure you might not find it difficult to clear after you clear it (results will be put up on the official website a few days after the exam)...then comes the SSB interview which is something that might need a proffessional coaching to clear effectively.. its tough.. but if u r confident and have goo command over english and decent comm. skills along with proper physciological perception u will  get through.........
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IIPM is fairly ok for an MBA course. But the reason why people are not so much for the institution is that they claim lots! Most of their ADs cry out "Dare to think beyond the IIMs". But they are not as great as they claim they are. \n\nAnd you know what!? Their course is not an MBA at all; it's not even a proper diploma. It's more like a certification course wherein they'll give you a certificate at the end of the course which is no way near a proper diploma even. Atleast that was the case 4 months back; dunno if they have changed anything recently. (AS FOR ALL THE NEWS ABOUT MBA FROM IMI BEL, DO CHECK IT OUT.. THERE ARE SOME "IF" AND "BUT" CLAUSES. NOT EVERYONE GETS THAT MBA DEGREE FROM IMI BEL. CHECK IT OUT YOURSELF)\n\nAs for their claims of 100% placements, it IS true that all students get placed. But then that's obvious in a management insti! What with India needing 1 lakh managers per year and only 25000 are available from all institutions put together! Further, most of IIPM's placements is into sister concerns of the IIPM management itself.  \n\nAnd all their ADs have photos of only their Delhi campus. That's good; but the rest are mere one-building campuses! I have been to the Chennai branch myself - believe me it is just A SINGLE BUILDING IN A BUSY ROAD! Did not give me a feel of an educational institution at all! The infrastructure is not at all impressive!\n\nBut they never reveal all this! They'll go on and on about international campuses - but in reality it is only their Delhi campus which is good (apparently). \n\nIf not for these spurious claims, I would surely recommend IIPM as at least a decent place for MBA. \n\nThe point is this - if the institution is by itself promoting half-truths  and hiding of info from others, then how can we expect them to create managers with proper business ethics? Beats me.
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prepare seriously for iitjee, it is a big task! if posible, do attend some coaching institute / test series of any institute i.e. fiitjee, bansal classes, resonance, career point etc.
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1. You need to be among the top students in your batch in your institute.\n2. You must be from a reputed institute\n3. You must have a great inclination towards Research\n4. You must have published some research papers\n5. You must have very good recommendation from reputed professors in the field you are applying (To get this, try to do internship under profs from the IIT, or some other companies.\n6. You must have a very good GRE score
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first your should pass IIT then do b.sc and also M.sc, then doP.hd in OPTICS.then you can easily join the royal observetory
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On the day of exam you can try in the center in your city. Normally the exams have such provisions to allow candiadtes who have not received admit crads. The centre head will ceratinly have a complete list of candidates in that centre.\n\nElse try finding out the website of IIMs. May be there is an option of seeing your roll no. or even print an admit card.
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Go to their website and apply!