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Personally, I feel that you are following the right track. Please examine if you can take an acting course separately during evening hours or you can join a course like Theatre Arts. This is only possible if you belong to a bigger city.

Some very good flying schools in India are listed under :
1. IGRUA Raebarelie
2. NFTI Gondia
3. Chimes Aviation, Sagar
4. NFC, Nagpur
5. BFC, Mumbai
6. Carver Aviation, Baramati
7. GMR Avaition Academy
The minimum requirement for becoming a commercial pilot is 12th. PCM with 50% marks is compulsory. For flying schools outside India. Check approvals by DGCA.

Any professional Masters degree will enhance your professional life. Good luck for your better professional growth.

You need to study more at least do M.Phil if not PhD and then for being a Professor you need to cleat the NET exam.

You also do PGDHRM. post Graduation Diploma in Human Resource Management.

If your ward has interest in engineering and music also, then you can take engineering, passion can always find time. Aircraft engineering has nothing to do with music on field so better think before taking it. Time management is not clock management.

Hello Bhavana,
You need to do graduation in tourism. It, of course, has a great potential in the job market.

Symbiosis Centre for Media and Communication is the best college option for you.

AAA, Chimes, NFTI, IGRUA, Bombay Flying Club and MPFC are there in India and you can go anywhere abroad but the institute should be approved from DGCA.

Yes, it can be a good career if you're good at managing people and all kinds of events and your interest lie in it.
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Hi,
You seem to have an interest in standup comedy and acting. I would suggest you take up a course in acting and theatre after 12th so that you learn some basics of acting and theatrical performances - which going to help you in future. Also, while doing this course you will meet different people and theatre groups who will be beneficial in shaping up your career. Develop new contacts and make your PR strong. This is going to help you in getting work and shows.

You can explore employment in the following areas/industries:
1. Hospitals
2. Pharma
3. Pathology
4. NGOs that work in the Health care area
5. MBA institutes as a teaching faculty
6. Sales & marketing

Yes, logistic field is very useful to set your career with good Job. Also we are conducting various Shipping and Logistic courses with 12 years experience.

Hi Megala,
I appreciate your career choice. No college or institute can provide you a work opportunity. However, they might help you in the recommendation. If you want to go commercially that is for Films and Television, you can start with your course at Barry John Institute, New Delhi. I would suggest you to start from Bombay as it will help you to make a good PR. Institutes like Actors Prepare can help you in Bombay.
All the best.

No, it is not possible. In engineering, there is no course recognized through distance education.

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Why don't you try for a government job? If you have been preparing for GATE or other engineering related exams in last 6 years being in teaching you will have good opportunities in government jobs.

Hi,
BJMC (Bachelor of Journalism and Communication) is a three-duration undergraduate degree course for candidates who wish to build their career in the field of journalism and mass communication. After successfully completing the course candidates are able to develop as well as refine their skills of gathering, transmitting, and delivering information to a large audience. Career opportunities for students in the field of mass communication are very high. Candidates who successfully complete B.J. M. C. can choose to work for news channels, newspapers, publishing houses, television, radio, internet, etc. And earn a healthy remuneration.... View more

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You can do B.Sc and further go for Masters in biochemistry which can give you good job in pharmaceutical companies. Other options are many diploma courses in medical line by private institute like Vivo health care.

Dear student,
Yes, since you are targeting your career in the stock market, pursuing MBA in finance is a good choice with that also go for certain certifications along the side from NSE which will add more value to it.
All the best.

Generally, you can opt for B-schools. But, sometimes, you may choose general colleges.

The best institute for him would be IITs. He can appear for JEE and based on the JEE score seek admission in pure sciences in IIT.

Hi Nishant, certifications and courses like Project Management, Six Sigma, SAP etc will help. You need to first decide about your career, which field do you wan to work in and where do you want to work rather than obtaining hundreds of degrees. If you are clear about your future plans you may then select what additional courses or certifications will help you. You can go abroad to work , I will suggest you gain a few years work experience in India before you apply for a job outside as it is very competitive.

You may go for MBA in IT.

B.Sc (Hons) Chemistry is a sufficient qualification to seek admission in M.Sc forensic science. Exposure on Bio-Tech and biology subjects will help you to become a forensic scientist.

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<p>You can opt for a bridge course for a career in allopathy or get a minimum 6 month internship in a allopathic hospital they'll provide you a certificate and recommendations for future.</p>

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