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<p>No they are not&nbsp;same.</p><p>Culinary Arts&nbsp;is a wider field when it comes to food preparation and cooking and includes elements such as cooking techniques, food presentation, food safety etc. It is basically creative and technical part of preparing and presenting food.&nbsp;</p><div>But a Chef is a skilled professional who has talent of cooking food. He/she works in a professional kitchen and is responsible for planning menus, supervising kitchen staff, and more.</div>

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<p>Bille Joe Armstrong, best knonw for being the frontman of the rock band: Green Day, did&nbsp;</p>

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<p><span data-preserver-spaces="true">After completing a BTech in Agricultural Engineering course from Central Agricultural University, candidates have various career opportunities in both the government and private sectors. The names of some of the government and private career opportunities after completion of the course are as follows:</span></p><ul><li><span data-preserver-spaces="true">Krishi Bhavan roles</span></li><li><span data-preserver-spaces="true">Agricultural Development Officer (ADO)&nbsp;</span></li><li><s... View more

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Degree is the best option.

80 Views Posted 2016-01-19 14:26:39

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I always recommend to students that first you decide what you want to be and then decide how to go there. It looks to me that you have an interest in being a lawyer and not a doctor. So, do what you want to be and go for LAW.
Now your next question would be what if I am not successful in Law and then my response would be what if you don't become a good doctor. My advice is follow your heart. You will do well in what you have an interest in.

113 Views Posted 9 years ago

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Dear Sourav Biswas,
There are good courses like MBA in tourism and travel management, MBA in hospitality management, etc.
All the best.

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Hi Sunay,
Being in class 11th, you need to complete your HSC with good percentage. After that you can go with app development (Android/IOS). You can also opt for digital marketing as a career. So, now you can just enjoy your studies and score good percentage in class 12th.

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You can not pursue BCA as to get into BCA to need to have Maths in Class 12th.

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Colleges for fire and safety course in Kerala:
- National Institute of Fire and Safety (NIFE Cochin), Edappally (Kerala)
- Fire and Safety Forum, Ernakulam (Kerala)
- International Institute of Safety Management and Technology (IISMT), Kochi (Kerala)
- HIST Pvt Ltd (Haris Institute of Safety Technology), Thiruvananthapuram (Kerala)
- International Institute of Fire and Safety (IIFS), Kottayam (Kerala)
- National Centre for Professional Training (NCPT), Pathanamthitta (Kerala)

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If you're from CBSE board, then I suggest that you should follow your course book, Introduction to Psychology, thoroughly.

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Optimistic, nature loving, work ...,

You can opt for personnel management/ labor laws/ SAP (HCM/HR) courses.

123 Views Posted 9 years ago

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Hello Das,
In my opinion, civil, mechanical and electrical are the three perpetual branches.

164 Views Posted 9 years ago

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You can pursue B.Ed after completing M.Com to start your career as commerce PGT. You can pursue MA in economics through distance learning to avail opportunities to teach economics as a subject.

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If you are doing MBA, then you should just focus on it. As you have good idea about excel, I am sure any consultancy company should definitely recruit you.

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Hello Ravi,
If you are fully dedicated towards your goal, then 1 year preparation is more than enough for UPSC exams. Follow smart reading techniques. Take mock tests online and assess your performance. Read The Hindu News Paper daily and update yourself with the current affairs.
In spite of your efforts, if you cannot crack it in 1st attempt, please don't loose hopes. Prepare well and go ahead in the next try.
All the best.

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Many people mistakenly use the terms dietitian and nutritionist interchangeably. Although these two professions are undoubtedly related, they maintain distinctive qualities. The biggest difference between dietitians and nutritionists lies in the legal restrictions that each title carries. Only nutritionists that become registered with Commission on Dietetic Registration (CDR) may legally declare themselves as dietitians or more precisely, registered dietitians (RDs).
Unlike dietitians, the nutritionist profession is much less protected under the law. In fact, nutritionists that do not intend to use the titles of dietitian or registered... View more

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You have a lot of career opportunities available. Get an internship in your area of interest. Pursue PG / Master’s degree. Go for specialised courses like CA, CS CFA, CFP, CIRA, CCRA, etc.

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Dear Nithin,
There is no specific time to enter in the film industry, if your skills are good and have good contacts then, entering into the industry becomes easy. However, without contacts getting work is something that you struggle for. So, become the best in your field and then enter the industry.
All the best.

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In India (and also in UK and a few other countries), besides the entrance exam ACET, there are 15 subjects/exams:
9 in the CT series,
3 in the CA series,
2 (options available) in the ST series, and
1 (options available) in the SA subject.
For one to clear all these, it'd theoretically take at least 2.5-3 years. However, rarely anyone would complete it in that time. Also, for full qualification (fellowship of the Institute), work-based experience for three years is necessary.
Thus, 3 years is a theoretical lower bound.
Having said that, most people generally take 5-7 years or even more to become a fully qualified... View more

71 Views Posted 2016-07-27 15:43:49

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My suggestion would be to first analyse your area of interest. Talk to your known persons who are already working in the field which interests you. After this step opt for a course. Pursuing a course without having interest is not advisable for long term success.

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<p>The scope of data Science is broad. It can cover anything from how companies hire data scientists to how businesses use data to improve their operations. A career in data Science is a good choice for anyone who wants to work in technology but is not quite sure in what direction they want to go. The data scientist's primary responsibility is to collect, analyze, and act on information to make decisions based on accurate data.</p><p>The scope of artificial intelligence is rapidly expanding. As more and more industries and companies become dependent on this technology, the demand for AI specialists will continue to grow.&... View more

107 Views Posted 9 years ago

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Mechanical engineering graduates on completion of B.Tech can undergo 1 year duration Graduate Marine Engineering (GME) course to enter into merchant navy as Marine engineer. This course is offered by lot of institutes approved by the Directorate General of Shipping.

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Aeronautical Engineering has a very bright future. Delhi Institute of Aeronautical is good but not so good. Try to complete yur Btech Aero from South !!

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Hi Eric,
Music industry in what aspects? If you are into classical singing, I would refer to learn from any of Guru. You can go for Visharad. Even, there are graduation programmes in music.
For acting, you again need to be specific. If you want to act in films and television or Theatre. However, for aviation, you can go for Diploma courses in institute like Frankfinn. I would suggest you to decide one profession as all three are very different from each other.
All the best.

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Appear for entrance exam and opt for an automobile design course.

69 Views Posted 2016-06-04 12:14:59

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Hello Vaishnavi K,
Thanks for asking.
Bank exam is one of the prestigious recruit in India. For preparing government jobs in banking sector than IBPS is the first step. Now coming back to your question you about coaching Online education is the better way to prepare for Exam. There are many benefits of online coaching like -
Reduce time
Reduce cost like travelling etc.
They Provide free study material like previous year question, mock test paper, preparation tips.
There are many platforms who provide online coaching like
1. Eduncle - if you like you can visit their website <a rel="nofollow" target... View more

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IAS implies hard work with all sincerity. So, estimate your capacity for hard work. If you are satisfied with yourself, you are bound to succeed. Your desire for quality matters more. All other things come automatically. How many man-hours can you spend at a stretch? If you're confident with yourself, you will find a methodology soon.

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1)Professors are the heartbeat of a university and you can be rest assured that CU has the best of the best professors
2)All the courses offered are great academically. The subjects taught are in line with the latest trend in the market
3)There are endless possibilities of creative outlets with so many fests and competitions being held on a regular basis
4)The campus is B-E-A-U-T-I-F-U-L
5)Good companies come for campus placements (Even if you don’t get hired for some reason, whatever you’ve learnt during the curriculum would easily fetch you a job)
6)The rules, regulations and other small programs will help mould y... View more

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Online teaching of English, on r...,

You have to establish your credentials in English. You should be qualified enough to teach English as a second language.

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Hello,
The salary of a software engineer depends on the skill set of the individual, the job role, the company and the market conditions. The minimum salary is around 1.8 lakhs to 2 lakhs and is mostly provided by small scale and medium scale start-ups. Hope this answers your question. If you have any further questions, kindly revert.

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