FAQ’s

A. Fees structure varies depending on the rank of the Hotel Management colleges and kind, of course, one is taking. The fees of the hotel management course go approx. 1, 50,000 to 6 lakh for three years. The fees of government colleges are nominal than private colleges.

A. The duration of a course depends on the type, of course, one has opted. If it is a certificate course then it can be 6 months to 1 year. Diploma courses are of two years and degree courses are of 3 years.

A. The Taj Group, Radisson, Hyatt Hotels, Starwood Hotel and resort worldwide, The Leela, Accor, ITC Hotels, Hilton Worldwide, Marriot International Inc.

A. The career in hotel management is promising hence salary is good. A graduate initial salary can be from 2 to 5 lakh P/A and with the increase in work experience, a person can earn 1 lakh P/M.

A. We have listed top hotel management courses. You can pick any course as per your feasibility, Bachelor’s of Hotel Management, Diploma In Hotel Management, BBA in Hotel Management

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Here comes a big question; is hotel management the best career option after 12th?

Before you think about the possibility of working in the hospitality and hotel industry, let’s have a look at the companies and brands that have jobs for you after these courses.

• Welcome heritage hotel
• Le Méridien Hotels
• Casino Group of Hotels
• Fortune Group of Hotels
• ITC Hotels
• Clarks Inn Hotels
• Holiday Inn Group of Hotels

A. You don’t need to confuse, as both of these fields are way different from each other and are carrying countless opportunities. You can pursue a job in both of the areas with a minimum package of approx 3-3.5 lacs per annum, or you can be an entrepreneur and can start your own business using your skills.

A. For admission in any BSc Agriculture college, you need to score at least 45% in the main science stream subjects: Physics, Chemistry, Bio/Maths. Some colleges also demand entrance examination marks, so there may be some chances that you need to appear in an entrance exam for admission in BSc Agriculture Course.

A. There is an endless growth in fisheries. The consumption rate of fish is high in India, but in foreign nations, it is way more than you think. A graduate in BSc Fisheries has a bunch of opportunities in domestic as well as international sectors.

A. Whether its diploma or its a certificate, any candidate with specific skills can acquire a well-paying job in the agriculture sector. Still, a candidate just after completing a diploma in agriculture management can expect a salary with an annual package of 2.5-3 lacs.

A. Paramedical Courses are job oriented academic programs related to the healthcare sector and industry. You will acquire the necessary skills in this course to assist doctors as health care professionals. Nursing, Pharmacy & Medicine are some of the fields you’ll study in this course.

A.  For admission in Paramedical courses, you may need to appear in an entrance examination like AIIMS. Some Institutes may allow admission on the basis of merit. For more details, check out the Admission Process on this article

A.  Because of the increasing health problems, the need for assisting health professionals have also increased. This simply proves that you won’t have any trouble in grabbing a nicely paying Job/Placement after completing a Paramedical course after 12th.

A. Usually, paramedical professionals earn a satisfactory salary package, as most of it depends on your skills and experience. Still, as a fresher, you can achieve around 3-3.5 lacs P/A very easily, which will rise along with your time and expertise in the industry.

A. No, NEET is not compulsory for paramedical admissions. NEET is only required for MBBS & BDS. But Paramedical offering Universities usually hold separate entrance examination for these courses

A.  It sometimes confuse many students about the difference between B.E. and B.Tech. This article talks about some important aspects such as key differences and similarities in B.E. and B.Tech.

A. Foundation batches are very important for IIT JEE aspirants. They enhance thinking ability in them and expose them to competitive environment.

A. Because of the increasing technolgies, the need for assisting technical professionals have also increased. This simply proves that you won’t have any trouble in grabbing a nicely paying Job/Placement after completing a Engineering course after 12th.

A. Usually, engineeres earn a satisfactory salary package, as most of it depends on your skills and experience. Still, as a fresher, you can achieve around 3-3.5 lacs P/A very easily, which will rise along with your time and expertise in the industry.

A. No,JEE is not compulsory for Engineering admissions. JEE is only required for IIT, NIT universities etc.

A. Professional engineers have fulfilled the rigorous education, examination, and experience requirements, which, under state licensure laws, permit them to offer engineering services to the public. Although engineering licensure laws vary from state to state, in general, to become a PE an individual must be a graduate of an engineering program accredited by the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology, pass the Fundamentals of Engineering exam, gain four years of experience as an intern, and then pass the Principles and Practice of Engineering exam. PEs take legal responsibility for their engineering designs, being bound by a code of ethics to protect public health and safety.

A. Engineers take abstract ideas and apply science and mathematics to build products to meet the needs of mankind.

A. Science is knowledge based on observed facts and tested truths arranged in an orderly system that can be validated and communicated to other people. Engineering is the creative application of scientific principles used to plan, build, direct, guide, manage, or work on systems to maintain and improve our daily lives.Engineers take abstract ideas and apply science and mathematics to build products to meet the needs of mankind

A. Aerospace, Agricultural, Biomedical, Chemical, Civil (General and Structural), Computer, Control Systems, Electrical and Electronics, Environmental, Fire Protection, Geotechnical, Industrial, Manufacturing, Mechanical, Mining, Nuclear, Petroleum, Sanitary, and Traffic.

A. They can be suitably employed in-

• Manufacturing industries
• Maintenance work
• Automobile mfg. & maintenance industries
• Refrigeration industries / Air conditioning industries
• Escorts
• Tecumsha
• Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL)
• BHEL, NTPC, NHPC
• JCB / Hero Honda
• Railways
• Armed Forces
• Software companies like TCS, Infosys, L&T
• Other small scale industries etc.

A. Structural engineering holds the maximum number of seats in Government services exams. Persons with good command on the subject have a better chance at cracking the exams and to be recruited on senior posts.

A. You can go for pursuing MTech degree in IITs or NITs. These institutes have different selection criteria and some of them also consider under-graduation scores. As far as PSUs are concerned, there is very less scope for civil engineers. The interview calls are solely based on a candidate’s GATE rank. Some PSUs also conduct their separate exams after the interview. They also check for a candidate’s BE aggregate.

A. Following is the list of few international journals related to civil engineering:

• International Journal of Civil Engineering
• Journal of Civil Engineering and Architecture-David Publishing Company
• Civil Engineering and Architecture
• International Journal of Structural and Civil Engineering Research
• Page on asce.org

A. The need for training depends on the plans for the kind of profession you want to choose in future. It would be very helpful for a field job. Civil engineering can only be learnt completely on the field by observing how things work. For a career in consultancy and design structures, field training will also be very helpful. You should go for a training.

A. It depends on the nation you’d be going after completing the graduation. The country’s language where you’ll be posted help you to do internships and get project works.

A.The choice company for internships majorly depends on the sector you want to join after completing your course. Following is the list of some top companies of different sectors related to civil engineering:

Structural Engineering/Geo-technical Engineering:

• Indian Railways
• Public Works Department
• Real Estate Companies

Transportation Engineering:

• National Highway Authority of India
• Public Works Department
• Airport Authority of India

Environmental Engineering:

• Public Health Department
• Municipal Committee of any city

Building Materials:

• H&R Johnson Tiles
• Townships/Real Estate Developers

A. Civil engineering degree holders can go for various advance courses in Drafting and Design, Structural Design and Surveying. They can also go for a job in the sector. Whatever candidates choose the job or higher education depends on their interests. However, job options are better after a postgraduate degree.

A. Civil engineers are into building, supervising, operating, constructing and designing projects in the public and private sector. They also take projects including roads, airports, tunnels, dams, bridges, and systems for water supply and sewage treatment.

A. No changes in NEET Syllabus . The same syllabus will come in NEET 2021. NTA is never given any update about the changes. If they will make any changes, we will add-on in the syllabus.

A. Well, each chapter is important for NEET 2021 exam. However, each chapter has a weightage and most of the questions will be asked to form the following chapters.

• Physics: Current electricity, Dual Nature of Radiation and Matter, Semiconductor Electronics, Thermodynamics
• Chemistry: Coordination Chemistry, Thermodynamics, Equilibrium
• Biology: the Animal Kingdom, Molecular Basis of Inheritance.

A. While there might be a few questions that can be out of the syllabus. But the number of such questions remains low.

A. Biology section of NEET is divided into two sub-sections: Zoology and Botany. Each of these sections will have 50 questions, out of which candidates will have to attempt 45 questions. The total number of questions on Biology in the NEET 2021 question paper will be 90.

A. The chemistry section of NEET 2021 is divided into three sub-sections: Physical, organic and inorganic. The least number of questions are from Physical Chemistry. The total number of questions asked from the Chemistry section will be 45.

A. No, the syllabus remains the same with the few changes. However, NTA (National Testing Agency) always releases the notification about NEET syllabus updating and according to that we will update here.

A. Check The topic-wise weightage of Physical, Organic and Inorganic Chemistry for NEET, provide by Expert at here: NEET Chemistry Chapter Wise Weightage

A. Here list of chapters which cover in NEET 2021 Physics Syllabus:

Physics Class 11 chapters: Physical World, Motion in a Straight Line, Motion in a Plane, Laws of Motion, Units & Measurements, Thermal Properties of Matter, Work, Energy & Power, Mechanical Properties of Solid, Mechanical Properties of Fluids, Gravitation, Thermodynamics, Kinetic Theory, System of Particles & Rotational Motion, Oscillations, and Waves.

Physics Class 12 chapters: Electric Charges & Fields, Current Electricity, Magnetism & Matter, Electromagnetic Induction, Electromagnetic Waves, Moving Charges & Magnetism, Alternating Current, Ray Optics & Optical Instruments, Wave Optics, Electrostatic Potential & Capacitance, Dual Nature of Radiation & Matter, Atoms, Nuclei, and Semiconductor Electronics.

Here check Weightage of each chapter – NEET Chapter Wise Weightage

A. All the chapters are important for NEET 2021. However, the most number of questions are asked from the following chapters of the syllabus of NEET 2021.

• Physics: Current electricity, Dual Nature of Radiation and Matter, Semiconductor Electronics, Thermodynamics
• Chemistry: Coordination Chemistry, Thermodynamics, Equilibrium
• Biology: Animal Kingdom, Molecular Basis of Inheritance

A. Candidates can download the NEET 2021 syllabus from the official website, as and when it is announced, or from this page by clicking on the ‘Download’ tab.

A. Biology is divided into two parts: Zoology and Botany. Each section has 45 Questions, so the total 90 questions will be in NEET 2021 Question paper from the Biology section.

A. Chemistry is divided into three parts: Physical, Organic and Inorganic. Each section has 45 Questions. The total 45 questions will be in NEET Question paper from the Chemistry section.