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Hi Sir,
Is a Batchelor's degree a mandatory for appearing for UPSC exams, or a direct Post Graduate degree will also be eligible ? I'd completed my Diploma and then had directly completed MBA from Sikkim Manipal Univ. I'd already posted this query but the answer was merely generic and did not specifically answer to the point. Request you to kindly answer whether a direct PG degree would be considered as eligibility or not. I'd already referred UPSC websites and is still looking for a clarity on this.
Please assist,
Many thanks,
Sandeep
Posted by Sandeep, Aluva On 10.03.2010 View Answer

To get a clear answer the question must be clear. In your question, the name of exam is not mentioned. The prescribed qualification for different exams are different. So be specific.
sir
can I T I civil student eligible to join b tec civil in any open university , i like to do distance education system ,waiting for your valuable reply
Posted by manjo, cochin On 09.03.2010 View Answer

SSLC with ITI (or 10th with ITI) is not a qualification for applying for BTech. You have to pass Plus Two
Which wil b d gud corse frm d below mentiond?
Pg in hospitality mgt frm swiz,
mba in logistics n supply chain mgt frm singapor, or ms in innovation n productivity from uk.
Posted by Sajid, Kerala On 09.03.2010 View Answer

Pl. put this question in the link www.mb4education.com/php/ask_abroad_edu.php?slinkid=17 which deals exclusively with education abroad.
I have completed MCA and working as a software engineer. Currently i wish to take MBA degree for improving my skills on Project Management.

Please suggest me a MBA or similar courses related to Management which would be cost effective and Manageable with my current job. I can spent 8 hours approx per week for my higher studies.
Posted by Ashak Loyd, Chennai On 09.03.2010 View Answer

You may explore the possibilities of taking an MBA in HR or Finance which suits your career better. You may approach the Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) branch in Chennai for knowing the course and curriculum details and which one (HR or Finance) suits your career better. IGNOU certificate has international validity and its courses are conducted in the distance education mode. The IGNOU local address is:
Regional Director,
IGNOU Regional Centre,
C.I.T. Campus, Taramani,
Chennai- 600 113
Ph. 044-2301717, 2301919

You may explore other possibilities as well. All the best
sir,Iam an engg student in govt controlled self finance college in kerala.is there any possibility to decrease the tution fee 25000 into 6200 in 2010?
Posted by Nimitha, Munnar On 09.03.2010 View Answer

There are several announcements coming in the media. That is all what is happening. No specific orders have come out reducing the fees it is understood. So you may have to wait for some more time to see if anything happens.
Hi,
I've completed my 3 Year Diploma (regular) in Electronics. Then during my 7Yrs of IT Job, I had parallelly completed MBA (IT) from Sikkim Manipal University (Distance Education), which is recognized by UGC. I'm now seriously aspiring for Civil Services. I read in some portals that, a Bachelor's Degree is mandatory to appear for Civil Services (IAS/IPS) exam, despite of me having an MBA.
I tried reachig the UPSC Facilitation Counter through 23385271, 23381125, 23098543, but had no response. It would be of immense help if you could guide/advise on my eligibility. Also please let me know the communication address with which I can get to UPSC to clarify the same.

Thanks in advance,
Sandeep
Posted by Sandeep Kumar, Aluva On 09.03.2010 View Answer

The prescribed qualification for applying to Civil Service examination is Degree of a Recognised University or equivalent. Candidates appearing in the requisite Degree qualification are also eligible for appearing in the examination, however, they are supposed to submit proof of passing the requisite qualification along with with Detailed Application Form for Civil Services (Main) Examination. Usually the UPSC does not entertain queries from the Public. You can access the telephone numbers of the members of UPSC from this link. www.upsc.gov.in/general/composit.htm
i am having PCB as my subject in 12th but now i want to join mechanical engineering. is there any way for me to join the course please help me.
Posted by Deepak.S.Nath , Cherthala On 09.03.2010 View Answer

Studying Mathematics at Plus Two level is compulsory for admission to BE/BTech as per AICTE guidelines. Without Mathemaitcs, it will not be possible to join B Tech Mechanical .
i am having PCB as my subjects in 12th is it possible for me to join chemical engineering. please prescribe me an institution where i will get admission in chemical engineering
Posted by Deepak.S.Nath, Pattanakad, Cherthala On 09.03.2010 View Answer

Studying Mathematics at Plus Two level is compulsory for admission to BE/BTech as per AICTE guidelines. Without Mathemaitcs, it will not be possible to join B Tech Chemical Engineering.
which of this course is better for students with PCB in 12th:
1.Btech biotechnology
2.BTech bioinformatics
3.Btech biomedical engineering

Posted by Deepak.S.Nath, Cherthala On 09.03.2010 View Answer

It depends on your taste and aptitutde for the subjects.
Dear Sir,
We had taken educational loan for b tech cource of our son. pune. Rs 2.25 lacs for 5th,6th &7th semester,and is supposed to take for last and 8th semester .we are paying interest on the said loan regularly,and also given second charge on our flat aprx value 25 lacs.house loan pending rs 1.45 lacs as on date.As per the rule of YESHWANT RAO CHAVAN OPEN UNIVERSITY,NASIK,IF THE CANDIDATE IS NOT CLEARING ANY PAPER OF 4TH SEMESTER,HE WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO ATTEND CLASS FOR 8TH SEMESTER,AND WILL BE DEBARRED FOR 1 YEAR. Unfortunately our son has to clear 1 paper of 4th semester, result of which is expected shortly(rest all semester paper till 6th cleared)if he is not clearing the said paper and college is asking to wait 1 further year to continue 8th semester class ,what will be the stand of bank on educational loan .If he is clearing the paper we have to take .75 lacs to pay the semester fee of .89lacs.or else
will the bank wait till he completes the course,or they will ask us to repay the loan.kindly advise as the result is expected in this week.
thanks and regards
Mohan
Posted by Mohanan, Pune On 09.03.2010 View Answer

These are all discretionary things of the Branch Manager of the bank. If you know him/she personally and if they have confidence in you no problem will arise. Otherwise the next instalment of loan may not be granted, if your son fails in a paper . Try to contact him and convince things.

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