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JSS International Institute of Professional Studies, JSS Technical Institutions campus, Mysore, India offers National Diploma (Computing) for 10th pass or equivalent and Higher national Diploma (Computing) for 12th pass or equivalent. These courses are certified by Edexcel, International, one of the main examination board of UK. After HND students can directly join for final year Bachelors degree course in computer science in UK, US , Australia or Singapore(conditions apply). Course duration ND 2 Years and HND 2 years. Method of assessment based on assignment, class test and projects. Cost comes to 1/3 of the total cost of study in UK for the same Degree.

A former student of JSSIIPS is pursuing MSc in Computer science in prestigious Oxford University after his BSc (Hon) Computer studies from University of Teesside, UK.

for details visit http://iips.jssonline.org call 918212410255

Admissions are open

I suggest New Zealand. They’re more accepting of new immigrants, have more need of skilled business people and frankly, it’s just a nicer country to move to.

u have passed 12th class in c.b.s.e but what is the stream you are interested -in b-tech rout or in doctor rout first select your self . for best suggestion study in u.k

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well for international business i recommend u.k, but i like NZ way better, in fact i’m going there next year to take culinary school. there’s not much between u.k and NZ in administration, for instance if English is your second language you need to take IELTS or so called TOEFL in u.s

idk but thanks to you ik what to be when i grow up! yay!

umm new zealand sounds more interesting.