how to get into a "PMP"  and which institute or something has this as a course or training not a 2 days course
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The PMP is adminstered by an approved exam site from the Project Managment Institute.  It's comprehensive and takes several hours to complete.  It's taken via the computer and graded as soon as you finish.  In order to qualify to take the exam, you will need to submit a form which details all of your PM experience...this is used to determine if you have sufficent "credits" to sit for the exam.  You can find out more by going to www.pmi.org.  Good luck!
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I have try storesonline. I think they have a 4 hours free seminar you migh want to take advantage of.\nYou can also get some on line video training too.  You might be interested in the videotraining we offer in our sites. Please check the resouces box below. Good luck!
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Take some project management theory training.  Depending on your situation you can check out local colleges, training organizations such as IIL or ESI, and online courses.\n\nOnce you have some concepts, you'll probably want to try and take on an assistant project manager role - whether formally or informally.  Or perhaps oversee a component of a larger project/program and then move into the project manager role when opportunities present themselves.\n\nAs you get more experience you might also want to look at getting a PM certification.
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This site, Dr. Bhatia Medical Coaching Institute - A Premium Medical Entrance Coaching Institute, looks like it might offer what you are looking for.  I also found this one site that has a syllabus of some of the entrance exams.  This might help.
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kamal try this link\n\nhttp://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=find+MCAD%2FMCSD+Self-Paced+Training+Kit+free+books&btnG=Search&meta=
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Get on a lat pull-down machine, and hit the pullup bars as much as possible. You do't have much time but you should at least be able to get up to 2 if you work hard enough. Maybe you'll gut out a third one.\n\nAs far as PCP goes: Usually you spend 2 weeks there, PT is every day and you'll do the IST once a week, I think. Most of your days are spent working on whatever skill you lacked from the IST so that you can pass. It's pretty rough on the body. You'll stay beyond the 2 weeks if you fail the IST again, and stay until you pass.
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go 2 a training college
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No way. Learn English.\nYour errors:\n"Do I have a chance to [enroll in a] school even though I didn't [pass]?\nI took the entrance exam in [PLM???] but I didn't [pass]. Can I enter the school even though I didn't [pass?] Is there a possiblity that I can take the slot of those who [may] not enroll in plm? \nWhat is PLM? is it a college? And how old are you?
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**** go and attend some coaching or go to some lecturere or professor
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Check out Institute's site http://www.lnmiit.org.in/
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the fastest and easiest are constable offices.it is a den of politics and the buddy system but it will get you started.as soon as you can get away from the constable dept. and go with a credible agency
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I recommend Project Management for Dummies for novice project managers, and Kernzer's Systems Approach to PM for more advanced readers. \n\nAdditionally you might want to review PMI's PMBOK for best practice information - it's not really a how-to book though.\n\nConsider joining a PM professional organization such as PMI or IPMA. I think PMI also has some scholarships that you might also apply for - probably through the PMI Education Foundation.
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no, but any community college offers this program, and it takes 3 days if you know your sh!t and wanna get outta there...
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15 years 9 months. you have to pass a selection called the PRMC (potential royal marines course) at CTC (Commando training centre) Lympstone. This is very ardous! Best of luck bud, but speak to a careers advisor and he will be able to give u a fitness programme, and you will have to go through him to have a medical and interview first anyway. \nIf you pass the PRMC you will be selected for the Royal Marine Commando Course, again at CTCLympstone, which is 32 weeks of extreme training, it is worth noting that this is the longest basic infantry course in the world. I am not sure what they are doing about women at the moment, but to the best of my knowledge they are not allowed to join. (There ARE exceptions, but that could be covered on a different thread!) Good luck mate, it'll be worth it!
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http://jakbpee.nic.in/brochure.pdf if its for professional courses.
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Manipal is a very good option.\nAlso there is IGNOU\n       these are best for distance learning prog but i would suggest that u do from so campus college