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There is a number of certification and executive programs offer by different institutions for real estate industry professional. Programs are: The Real Estate Business Management and Housing Finance Certification Program in Real Estate Finance and Feasibility Certification Program for Real Estate Broker Executive Program in Real Estate Project Management Executive Program Facility Management, Etc Also, check out some top real estate training institutions: Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors Real estate management Institute Institute of Real Estate and Finance NIREM Institute of Real Es

Please check physical parameters first of all. If you are fit as per their standards, start preparing for it. Also first check, whether you are really interested Or anything else is motivating you. 

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Hi Alappat good morning, it would be based on your current situation and interest. If you are interested to become a teacher in private or government school,  B.Ed would be helpful and it is one year course. You must have scored above 50% in your graduation ??  If time is not a constraint and you are interested to explore more in your subject f then you can go for M.A ( 2 years). You can work in both college, school.  More option will be there. Now the choice is all yours. Hope this will help you. All the best ?? 

MBA is a good option for engineering graduates. So you can pursue your course in institutes like  -SRM university -Lovely Professional university -Manipal University -Sharda university etc. 

Hello Arunima,   Does not sound like a good question.   Students from abroad travel all the way to study in IIT.   Please note, if you get admission in any of the IIT`S, then do not think of going abroad for under graduation.   For higher studies, you may decide at that moment.   Wish you good luck...

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Hi Aditi.. Most of the good institute in Architecture are admitting students based on their NATA score. So,it will be better for you to go for other courses like Fashion Designing, Interior Designing etc as  per your interest. These all are very good in the case of earnings and also very relevant nowadays. If you are pursuing     these courses in leading institutes, you may can find out your job partner easily through campus placements and so.  Best institutes to go for Design courses in India are national institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT), Vogue institute, Lovely Prof

Hello Arjun,  I do not encourage students to choose a course based on their score or percentage. If chosen that way, you would select a stream by force and that would be where you are least interested in and may not match your abilities too, resulting in low score and you becoming least interested in studies and low self confidence. Rather choose based on your abilities, even if it is a far off college. So I would recommend an Aptitude test before any move you make. Do write back as to where your interest lies in and can help you further. Some options you can opt for includes:  B.SC

Hello Ritisha,  Interesting. Please note that to appear for UPSC exams, qualification eligibility is being a Graduate any stream. So if parents wish and you too wish to pursue Science, then go ahead and graduate. Once you graduate, you would have the sense of maturity whereby at that time parents wont object to your future plans. And even if they do object, you would have developed the convincing capacity with strong reasons. So waiting and building up your base is the requirement of the hour. What I mean here is start preparations for the exam right away, in terms of reading anything you

Hello Laxmi,   The only way out is clear NEET with a good score.  Apply to colleges all over, whether private or government and anywhere interiors too. And secure admission accordingly.   Be practical and not emotional. Think over, is medical really your forte and then take a step. Take the help of Aptitude test to check your potentials for studying medical.   Or else, you could opt for BAMS ( Ayurveda doctors. Sanskrit knowledge is important) or BHMS (Homeopathy doctor). Admission purely based on merit and no entrance exam.   Wish you good luck...