am an internation student from india. studying mba ( accountancy and finance)?
am looking for job, i do have some experience from India related to insurance and management. will i be able to get job on basis of that experience, currently am not working as international student are not eligible to work but now am eligible to apply for my (OPT) OPTIONAL PRACTICE TRAINING. so what type of position i can apply for. am also preparing for C.P.A exams but not yet decided to sit for exams. please help. my course will be complete at end of October.
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there are many jobs for accountants in america. high paying too.
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Saturday, July 28, 2012
Saturday, July 14, 2012
Bein an NIOS student, is it better doing higher studies in UAE or India?
Bein an NIOS student, is it better doing higher studies in UAE or India?
Hi! I am Fareed. I am doing 12th now in an NIOS syllabus school. I just want to know whether is it better doing college here or in India?
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Depends on which subject you re planning to choose. If I were you, I would stay clear of Engineering and Finance related courses. They have a high degree of math components in their respective course structures. You might not be able to cope with the heavy load, since you re an NIOS student. The CBSE/ICSE syllabus is much tougher when it comes to Science and Mathematics subjects, so it gives CBSE/ICSE students an edge when compared to other syllabi. But if you must study Accounting, choose India for B.Com. Or study at the UAE off-campus centre of a reputed Indian university. For studying Languages/Arts like B.A. in English or History or Socology, India would be a better and cheaper option. Or else, you could study at the UAE off-campus centre of a reputed Indian university. In India, graduates do not have many opportunities for placement whereas there are plenty of jobs for graduates in the UAE. For courses like Business Adminstration, the UAE is always better due to the presence of many internationally reputed universities having their off-campus centres in the UAE, mostly in Dubai. Indian BBA/MBA degrees are not valued that much as equivalent BBA/MBA qualifications from US/UK universities in the Gulf. This would translate into better jobs and better career prospects. All the best!
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Hi! I am Fareed. I am doing 12th now in an NIOS syllabus school. I just want to know whether is it better doing college here or in India?
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Depends on which subject you re planning to choose. If I were you, I would stay clear of Engineering and Finance related courses. They have a high degree of math components in their respective course structures. You might not be able to cope with the heavy load, since you re an NIOS student. The CBSE/ICSE syllabus is much tougher when it comes to Science and Mathematics subjects, so it gives CBSE/ICSE students an edge when compared to other syllabi. But if you must study Accounting, choose India for B.Com. Or study at the UAE off-campus centre of a reputed Indian university. For studying Languages/Arts like B.A. in English or History or Socology, India would be a better and cheaper option. Or else, you could study at the UAE off-campus centre of a reputed Indian university. In India, graduates do not have many opportunities for placement whereas there are plenty of jobs for graduates in the UAE. For courses like Business Adminstration, the UAE is always better due to the presence of many internationally reputed universities having their off-campus centres in the UAE, mostly in Dubai. Indian BBA/MBA degrees are not valued that much as equivalent BBA/MBA qualifications from US/UK universities in the Gulf. This would translate into better jobs and better career prospects. All the best!
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Saturday, July 7, 2012
INDIAN PARTY- For our Junior prom, student council wants to base the theme around India, but we need a title?
INDIAN PARTY- For our Junior prom, student council wants to base the theme around India, but we need a title?
We know what we want it to look like, but we need a title for the evening. We've thought of things like Moon Over Mumbai, any suggestions? Something catchy
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welcome to 7-11, thank you come again
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Namaste! It means hello and goodbye This sounds chesy but "Taste of India," like the Aerosmith song
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We know what we want it to look like, but we need a title for the evening. We've thought of things like Moon Over Mumbai, any suggestions? Something catchy
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welcome to 7-11, thank you come again
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Namaste! It means hello and goodbye This sounds chesy but "Taste of India," like the Aerosmith song
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Sunday, July 1, 2012
I'm an about-to-graduate medicine student in India, can someone help me with this question?
I'm an about-to-graduate medicine student in India, can someone help me with this question?
I'm in my final year in a medical college in India, I want to continue my career in the U.S.A. but I have absolutely no idea where to start. I have some basic ideas about the USMLE, but thats all. I want to become a cardiologist, but what should I actually do to: (i) first of all get into a college into the U.S.A. (ii)pursue my choice of becoming a cardiologist I'll be really grateful to anyone who helps me with this question, thanks.
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If you want to continue your career in the USA, why did you start it in India? Is it easier there? Because it is the stigma that goes along with it. I am genuinely curious.
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I'm in my final year in a medical college in India, I want to continue my career in the U.S.A. but I have absolutely no idea where to start. I have some basic ideas about the USMLE, but thats all. I want to become a cardiologist, but what should I actually do to: (i) first of all get into a college into the U.S.A. (ii)pursue my choice of becoming a cardiologist I'll be really grateful to anyone who helps me with this question, thanks.
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If you want to continue your career in the USA, why did you start it in India? Is it easier there? Because it is the stigma that goes along with it. I am genuinely curious.
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