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57 Views Posted 9 years ago

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There are different specializations in the field of animation. For example- 2D Animation, 3D animation (Modeling, Rigging, lighting , compositing,VFX etc), Stop motion, Motion graphics, game design, graphic design, UI and UX designer. Research about these and get to know in which specialisation you're interested in.

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You have huge career opportunities in the field of art. Either by studying in a college or you can start a business with available skills that you have. Some of the streams in the field of art has been mentioned below:
*Art Education - Art Auctioner, Art Professor, Art Dealer, Art Teacher, Museum Exhibit Designer, Art Historian, Art Therapist. *Bachelors of fine arts BFA Fine Art, African Artist, Caricaturist, Craft Artist, Glassblower, Metal Fabricator, Painter, Sculptor, Taxidermist, Airbrush Artist, Ceramic Artist, Floral Designer, Graffiti Artist, Mosaic Artist, Portrait Artist, Sketch Artist, Woodworker, Blacksmith, Courtroom Sket... View more

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<p>Chaudhary Ranbir Singh University runs its own mess, serving up sanitary, nourishing meals with an emphasis on quality. The food committee oversees the provision of food. The mess offers vegetarian food. Overall, it appears that the mess food at Chaudhary Ranbir Singh University is of a respectable quality.</p>

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<p>The university is located on a 100-acre campus that is 100 acres of lush greenery and excellent biodiversity. Mango trees can be found all across the campus, and there are 18 different species of birds there. SBI Branch, a pharmacy, a stationery store, a 24 hour doctor on call service, and a campus store are among the on-campus amenities.Boys' and girls' teams in basketball, volleyball, cricket, tennis, football, kabaddi, badminton, athletics, taekwondo, ultimate frisbee, kho-kho, and other sports are fielded on the school. Numerous clubs at the university offer ongoing fests and activities to keep you interested and involved.<... View more

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<p>Being a 12th pass student from the ICSE board and from the background of PCB, it is definitely possible to pursue a career in the field of computer Science and specific courses that go well with your qualifications. Recommended Courses:<br>Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA): This programme extends to three years and contains applications of computers. This is suitable for those students who are not interested in Mathematics stream, as BCA deals with software development, database management, and more.<br><strong>Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (B.Sc. CS):</strong> BSc in Computer Science mainly... View more

214 Views Posted 2016-04-22 11:56:47

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Dear sanoar khan, Professional courses like MBA, with different specialisation s, and MCA, MMS, etc are the courses are consider professional courses. Law is also a professional course.

517 Views Posted 2016-04-22 19:44:30

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Hi Prashant,
UPSC exams are very tough and require a lot of hard work and dedication. It is not so that you will require a safe career as a back support but yes to be eligible for the Civil Services, you will require to be a graduate degree holder from a recognized University.
Being a graduate the minimum eligibility will help you in future as well even if you couldn't make it through the UPSC exams as this is the base of education on which you can pursue higher education.
More than anything else, i would advise you to be confident on you hard work and start preparing for the UPSC exams keeping marginal time in hand so that you... View more

38 Views Posted 9 years ago

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A. You can do medicals. For this, you must have taken entrance exam too of course.
B. You can do Bachelors in Science for diverse combinations like chemistry, botany, zoology, physics, biotechnology, bioinformatics, genetics etc.
C. You may take up jobs in the teaching sector, field of medicine and health care, core companies that recruit for your courses
D. Alternately you may do Bachelors in computer Science too or Bachelors in computer applications and follow up with IT courses to land in the growing IT sector.

7 Views Posted 3 years ago

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<p>Yes, Chaudhary Ranbir Singh University offers scholarships. The university provides a number of financial aid opportunities to qualified and financially strapped students, including the Post Matric Scholarship Scheme, the National Fellowship and Scholarship for Higher Education of ST Students, the Post Matric Scholarship for Disabled Students, the Top Class Education for Students with Disabilities, and the Merit Cum Means Scholarship.</p>

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<p>According to the students residing in the hostels at&nbsp; Pandit Deendayal Energy University, the Hostel food is of good quality. The hostel mess is well-maintained. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks are available according to the canteen schedule.&nbsp;</p><p>The menu is designed in such a way that it is able to cover all the nutrients required by a human body in a day, without compromising with its taste.</p>

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<p>The Pandit Shambhunath Sukla University in Shahdol, Madhya Pradesh, has a very straightforward and conventional dress code that calls for a pair of grey trousers and a shirt with a grey and white lining. Only trousers and shirts with identity cards are required, and students may wear any belts and shoes.</p>

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<p>&lt;a href="https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/btech-biomedical-engineering-chp"&gt;BTech Biomedical Engineering &lt;/a&gt;course acts like a doorway for exciting career paths in a variety of industrial fields such as hospital and other healthcare settings, medical equipment manufacturing, pharmaceuticals and biotechnology, research and development, and academia etc. The overall career scope of the course is extremely remarkable and rewarding with endless opportunities for fresh BTech graduates.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Hi Aditi, </p><p>To build a career in UX/UI designing after 12th, here's a step-by-step guide:</p><ol><li><p><strong>Understand the Basics:</strong></p><ul><li>Learn the basics of UX/UI design, such as design principles, wireframing, prototyping, and user research. Free courses on platforms like Coursera, edX, and YouTube can help you get started.</li></ul></li><li><p><strong>Choose a Relevant Course:</strong></p><ul><li>Consider pursuing a <strong>B.Des in Communication Design, Interaction Design, or... View more

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<p>Completing BSc Statistics not only opens career opportunities but also gives chance to students for pursuing further specialised education. Graduates can either choose to work as professionals or pursue postgraduate courses or even specialised diplomas or certifications. Some popular Statistics courses such as&nbsp;<strong>&lt;a href="https://www.shiksha.com/science/msc-statistics-chp"&gt;MSc Statistics&lt;/a&gt;, PG Diploma in Applied Statistics</strong>, etc. These courses open a gateway to wider range of opportunities and help candidates to shape their career.</p>

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<p>An MA in Psychology offers many career opportunities. Graduates can work as:</p><ol><li><strong>Clinical Psychologists: </strong>Helping people with mental health issues in hospitals or clinics.</li><li><strong>Counselors: </strong>Supporting students, families, or individuals in schools and community centers.</li><li><strong>HR Specialists: </strong>Improving employee well-being in companies.</li><li><strong>Teachers or Researchers</strong>: Teaching psychology or doing research in universities.</li><li><strong>... View more

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<p>You can get a plenty of earning opportunities in the maritime sector after you complete a major degree course in Naval Architecture. Some of the popular Naval Architecture jobs in India that you can explore are given below</p><ul><li>Marine Engineer</li><li>Shipbuilding Engineer</li><li>Offshore Structural Engineer</li><li>Ship Designer</li><li>Naval Architect</li><li>Marine Surveyor</li><li>Marine R&amp;D Engineer</li></ul>

271 Views Posted 2016-07-19 17:35:34

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There is a scope after PGDIT but I would suggest you to go for MBA-IT if possible. Why would you spend three years when you may pursue MBA-IT from distance education also.

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<p>To pursue a career as a robotics engineer in your class 12 studies you should opt for additional subjects with Physics Chemistry and Mathematics (PCM) in your course. Please include Computer Science as a subject to ensure that you have good knowledge of computer Science as programming and software development are crucial for robotics. Additionally, engineering graphic arts and engineering graphs may provide foundational skills in design and technical drawing that are important for understanding robot systems.</p>

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Ever been fascinated by the art showcased in galleries or impressed by the architecture of a building? Well, there are people out there who work to make a beautiful piece of art in the form of sculpture, music, drama, painting, film, architecture, photographs, animated characters, and a lot more. If you too are a budding artist who wishes to create a mark for yourself in the industry, a career in Arts (Fine/ Visual/ Performing) is most apt for you. A career in Arts (Fine/ Visual/ Performing) deals with the study of a wide variety of art forms covered under three main headers. Fine Arts: Fine Arts is a form of art developed primarily for it... View more

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<p>Yes, candidates may enroll in short-term animation courses. Such courses might last anything from one month to a full year. A Diploma in Animation, a Certificate Course in VFX, a Certificate Course in Digital Compositing &amp; Non-Linear Editing, etc. are some examples of short-term animation courses. Students can acquire fundamental animation knowledge or more specialised abilities in a particular subject through short-term certificate programmes in animation.</p>

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<p>There are various positions in the Police department. If you have to become a constable specifically then there are some eligibility criteria for that among which the Physical standards, age parameters, medical standards etc. are checked. Vacancies are released through the SSC (Staff Selection Commission). For CISF, CRPF, BSF &amp; SSB a common recruitment test of constable is conducted by SSC. For career guidance, you may reach out to coaching centers that provide information related to police departments or you may also get the information from certain YouTube channels as well.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Graduates from Bhagwan Mahavir University benefit from a plethora of career opportunities facilitated by the university's robust placement cell and affiliations with prominent companies. Through dedicated support and collaborations, students can explore various avenues in their chosen fields, ensuring a smooth transition into the workforce.</p>

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<p>Meet people: Make friends, network, and meet new people as much as you can. Join clubs that interest you to meet others who have similar interests to yours and to obtain expertise in a subject that interests you.<br>Be prepared: Get organised and prioritise meeting deadlines. To remember your tasks and due dates, use a planner or calendar.</p>

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<p>The students who fails in the exam/performs poorly/miss the exam, at Pandit Deendayal Energy University - PDEU gets a backlog in that particular course and to pass that course he or she has to give a retest for passing that course as instructed by the course coordinator.</p>

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<p>A photography career can be pursued by anybody who has an underlying passion for it. However, some of the skills that you need in order to be up in the game include:</p><p><strong>Technical skills</strong><strong>&nbsp;</strong></p><ol><li>Understanding of all the settings and modes of a camera</li><li>Understanding the working of different lenses, tripods, covering videos, etc.</li><li>Editing skills</li></ol><p><strong>Soft skills</strong><strong>&nbsp;</strong></p><ol><li>A vision for... View more

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<p>There is demand for DPharm holders in pharmaceutical companies. SGT DPharm Diploma holders can apply for jobs or opt for higher studies. Some of the companies that hire <span lang="EN-GB">Diploma holders are Sun Pharmaceuticals, Astra Zeneca, Cipla etc. Moreover, some of the job profiles that these candidates can apply for are scientific officer, research officer, laboratory assistant, chemist and druggist, research officer, etc.&nbsp;</span></p>

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<p>First of all, have a detailed discussion with the child, regarding his/her interest and the field in which they want to build their career. There are so many options and career opportunities for a student with Mathematics in class 10th.</p><p>Whether he/she is interested in Engineering, or wants to do a B.Sc and go for higher studies, particularly PhD.</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

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<p>There are a lot of earning opportunities for &lt;a href="https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/mechanical-engineering-chp"&gt;Mechanical Engineering&lt;/a&gt; graduates in India and abroad across different work sectors. If you are passionate about the mechanical field in general, and have the right skill set, the business industry will welcome you with open arms due to the increasing demand for reliable and effective machinery in the country.<br><br>You will get a chance to work on innovative projects and show your talent. Also, you can contribute to the country's efforts towards eco-friendly en... View more

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<p>There is no absolute best course after 12th for future. This is because future jobs require more skills than a theoretical knowledge of the subject. So, any course that helps you to learn more and more industry-specific skills is considered to be the more futuristic course.</p><p>For this reason, engineering courses like Computer Science, IT and Civil remain on the top as these courses teach not just theoretical concepts but also require students to learn several tools and digital applications to carry out major applications and operations. Since some of these tools or alike have a direct industry connection, graduates... View more

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