what age,why do they join NIIT
122413
Any one can join NIIT and people join to learn various computer languages,packages and many more.Age is of no priority.My friend said that a person of age 45 had joined NIIT to get a job in the software side.\nIn such institutions all kinds of people will be there.
297024
dude try http://www.niit.com/ILB/India/ASP/ILB_index.asp?Section=ILB&L1=Programs&L2=Career%20Programs&L3=GNIIT
384550
NIFT is a 4 year college where you will earn a B.A. or B.S. - NIFD is a 2 year school offereing Associate Degrees in a specific area.
563113
Interesting question.  Where I live a child born in December would be among the youngest in the class.\n\nIt isn't a matter of one being better than the other - it is all a matter of perspective.  The kids who are the youngest often have a tougher time academically because they are a little developmentally behind their peers.  The oldest kids have the advantage of being a little more mature and more ready for the academics required at any grade level.   In terms of maturity you will be more ready than your younger peers for each stage and change in your school life, including leaving home and heading off to college or university.\n\nI suspect that as each year passes being the oldest will become less and less important.  Try not to focus on it so much and enjoy where you are and what you are doing.  And think of it this way - you will be old enough to get your driver's licence before most of your classmates!!  Being oldest can have its advantages.\n\nTake care!  :)
284805
I'm 21 and finally getting tired of living at home. So I'm moving out. I'm going to let them know that I'm pursuing my life in the town I go to college; they would probably eventually give me the boot at around 25, I think, if I didn't.
544596
they are actively recruiting at this time, even TV ads...contact them directly at their website or watch for the ads
29768
They have to set a date somewhere. How much does that sort of thing affect you now? Seriously, so they're with a different group, and a year later. Big deal. It really means that they will be one of the more mature kids, that could be a great advantage, certainly better than being one of the least mature when you hit puberty!
408790
Younger people aren't as educated.
281483
Well, it makes sense for some I presume tax reasons or school reasons. In a purely mathematical way you are 16 for the whole year, but remember, you are 16.0, 16.1. 16.2 etc... but when you get to 16.7, 16.8 you are closer to 17. So the regulations go with an -arbitrary- date of 31st august to make sure you don't get double benefits in 2 calendar years.
303240
All males in the United States (who are citizens) must register for selective service at the age of 18. There is no requirement for females. You can register at your local Post Office. Joining isn't a bad idea either, I am in the Air Force and would reccommend it to just about anyone!
401829
You have until you're 26 to register.  They haven't fined anyone for years.  It's a good idea to sign up anyway just to be on the safe side.
479653
You didn't say how old you are but it is unlikely that you are too old. As to being in class with students who are younger than you, you will find that they will look up to you. Also, students who decide to go to college after they are no longer of traditional college age usually do better than the younger students because they are more serious and determined - also, they don't get so bogged down in extracurricular activities.\n\nJournalism students have to do one or more practicums - but I don't see how age will be any detriment to doing them successfully.\n\ns
548670
You must be 18 and be a caring, responsibe person.  You need to be literate and able to take orders but also work on some initiate.  I dont know what the entry qualifications are now...they have changed since I was nursing.
670079
i will suggest you both join NIIT...\nvaise pehli baar humne koi question hindi mein dekha hai... i will love to answer this..... \nek kaam karo yaar... tu pehle to NIIT mein koi course join kar le... jisse ki it will help you both get a job....\nhalanki woh matric pass hai... lekin NIIT mein uske liye bhi kuch courses hain.....  lekin yeh baat uske daddy ko mat batana... nahi toh woh usko join nahi karne denge....\ntry this dude... you will get what you both want....
193267
The age issue is a convenient way for the government to deny you additional financial aid.  The burden of proof before you turn 24 is acutally monumental and very tiresome.  Although I have not dealt with such a close call, it seems you would have to turn 24 during the previous year (year of your tax return used on FAFSA).  Otherwise, it helps if your parents and extended relatives are all dead, you are a single parent, and are struggling to survive such that you would practically have no time to go to college.  Well, ok, they are not THAT insane... or are they?  ...
151492
Joining a union is a contract, which minors are not allowed to go into without parent approval. So if they will allow her to join with a parent cosigning I would recommend it. Even if she moves on to another job later there will be a good mark on her resume for future positions with union employeers.
661674
I was always told that they joined the Navy because they can work for 20 years and then go back to the Philippines and live like kings on their retirement income. \nNot a bad deal for them really. \nWhen I left the Navy in August 2005, there was not a shortage of Filipinos, so I don't think the recruiting ever really stopped.