Mayank Kumar

Hello Priya,What is the subject of your MSc?I think going for a doctorate and then return india is a better option.

MBA/ Jornalism/ Mass Comm./ MA in different disciplines. Depends on your intersets.With Best!

If you have prior experience in your field then job is not a big deal....Best wishes!

Dear Applicant,First of all do not loose hope after looking at your marks. Now the results are declared so you have to choose your future steps wisely. If you are not satisfied with your marks and believe that you should have obtained higher marks instead, I would suggest you to go for rechecking. And if you believe that your marks are based on performance than I would suggest you to reappear in the examinations.But if you do not want to repeat you may opt any distance learning courses at few of the open universities like IGNOU, Annamalai, National open university and Algappa Univ. etc. And if

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