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Most of the universities in India that have a department of archaeology offer this subject at the post-graduation level and beyond it. In this regard, the first step towards becoming a successful archaeologist is to obtain a graduate degree. This could be in any discipline. However, it is preferable to have a Bachelor's degree in history, sociology, or anthropology for a better understanding of the concepts of archaeology. Further, it is advisable to check with the concerned university what all Bachelor's degrees are acceptable for taking up a postgraduate course in archaeology.
However, universities like the Maharaj Sayajirao Universi... View more

44 Views Posted 2016-09-04 17:03:32

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These course have good scope in future
Courses after 12th Science Biology List
MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery)
BDS (Bachelor of Dental Surgery)
BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery)
BHMS (Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery)
B.Sc.

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<p>Sanskriti University, nestled in the historic city of Mathura, offers promising career avenues for engineering graduates. Let&rsquo;s delve into the details:</p><p>Strong Industry Connect:<br>Sanskriti University collaborates closely with industry giants, fostering a robust network for placements.<br>Renowned companies like Amazon, IBM, HCL, Tata Steel, and Oracle actively recruit engineering graduates from Sanskriti.<br>Diverse Roles and Fields:<br>Graduates can explore diverse roles in software development, data analytics, cybersecurity, and more.<br>Core engineering domains such as ... View more

103 Views Posted 2016-08-13 10:25:40

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Learning the basics on your own.
Recognize your strengths and weaknesses.
Do your research and learn the basics. Get the supplies you will need for the medium you have chosen
Observe the world around you with the eye of an artist
Make time for your art every day. Seek out the opinions of others.
Develop your own style.

45 Views Posted 9 years ago

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Hi Pavan,
Rather than a university, its the country you should be asking about. As far as low cost of education and cost of living is concerned, check Germany, Spain, Italy, Belgium, Norway, Russia, Ireland, Poland, Philippines, Canada, Australia, Singapore and Hong Kong, etc.

22 Views Posted 7 years ago

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Enroll in other Science related courses. But, focus on emerging fields where career prospects are there, like Cosmetic Science, Food Preservation & Packing Technology. A simple B.Sc Degree will not be sufficient to develop a career. You can also go for MBBS abroad from Medical Council of India approved Medical Colleges. This is extremely popular and every year thousands of students opt for this instead of wasting a year.

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<p>If you're passionate about designing or art, you've got some amazing paths ahead whether you love sketching characters, creating beautiful spaces, or coming up with eye-catching brand visuals.Stream you can choose like after 10th or 12th you can go for arts/humanities, Science and commerce. You can pursue bacheloor of design, Bachelor of fine arts, Bachelor of visual arts, etc.</p>

26 Views Posted 8 years ago

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If you have keen interest in Maths, so I must say you should choose B.Sc after your class 12th, and go for research. Else, if you are interested in economics, just do BA and then, Masters in economics. That is also fabulous, or else after graduation prepare for UPSC or SSC exams get job and settle in life. Geography is also good subject so follow as like economics. All the very best.

13 Views Posted 8 years ago

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It fully depends upon your interest and on your 10+2 subject if you interested in technology sector and you have maths in your 10+2 then you should choose engineering n for engineering you have to crack entrance exams n it's better you to crack entrance and get a gov college for a good pay scale as you tagged engineering that's why I am telling you about engineering. And if you are not interested in engineering then don't opt for engineering.

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A career in medical office administration can be a good choice for those who enjoy working in a fast-paced environment with a lot of different responsibilities. The responsibilities of a medical office manager are listed below:
1- creates and execute office policies and procedures.
2- Manages all financial operations, such as billing and coding.
3- supervises, trains, and evaluates administrative staff.
4- Sets the staffing schedule and approve paid time off.
5- Hire and onboard new administrative staff. For more details, you may visit the Shiksha Medical office management page. (<a href="https://www.shiksha... View more

222 Views Posted 2016-08-16 17:36:58

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<p>IGNOU provides study material in both online and offline mode. Students applying for admission can choose the mode to receive the study material. Students are not charged anything for the material. In case student opts for hard copy, they receive the study material by post within a few weeks of applying for admission. The online study material is available on the official website of the university for students to download the same.</p>

99 Views Posted 8 years ago

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Look at your objectives of learning the language first and then make the choice. Any foreign language is an added advantage in your life. It will always pay you back. Translators in Japanese language are making big money in India.

41 Views Posted 9 years ago

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Hi Girish,
Please be more specific with your profile and requirements. What was your stream in class 12th?

27 Views Posted 7 years ago

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Hi Sangeetha!
There are many online courses which can make your future bright. For example, you can go for any programming language or you can learn any foreign language. After completing your plus two you can go for medical, engineering, law as per your interests.
Best of luck.

61 Views Posted 8 years ago

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National Eligibility Test (NET) which is conducted for the selection of talented candidates who want to pursue their career in the fields of Research & Lecturer-ship.
Earlier, the University Grants Commission used to conduct the Exam. But since 2015, CBSE is conducting the NET Exam on the behalf of UGC.
The NET Exam is held twice a year, usually in the months of June and December.But this year the exam is going to be conducted in the month of November 2017.
As mentioned above, it is the gateway to start the career in Lectureship and Junior Research Fellowship, therefore it comes with numerous benefits.
Junior Research... View more

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Think of your childhood and your present age and figure out what you like doing the most. I remember during my childhood I used have a carry bag in which I had many wires, batteries, bulb, motors and other electronic parts which I used to collect and then used them to make some devices. I used to get completely engrossed in them for hours (I still have that bag at my home). Also, during my class 12th standard project (which we have to make in CBSE) I wanted to make something new, creative and so my project was Wireless transmission of electricity. This helped me figure out my subject of interest. Similarly think about things you like doing... View more

27 Views Posted 7 years ago

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According to your Skills, you can apply for following courses:-
1) BBA Bachelor in Business Administration
2) BCA Bachelor in Computer Application
3) BSW Bachelor in Social Work
4) Airlines courses like Frankfin.

120 Views Posted 9 years ago

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Hi,
You can start with the CS Course as soon as you complete your schooling I. e. standard XII. You can also start after completing your graduation, which gives you the benefit of directly getting enrolled in the second stage.

44 Views Posted 9 years ago

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COURSES FOR SCIENCE STREAM STUDENTSCourses for Mathematics group students (P,C,M Subjects)
1 Engineering courses
2 B.Sc. Courses
3 B.C.A.
4 B.Arch.
5 B.Pharmacy.
6 B.B.A.
7 Commercial Pilot training
8 Diploma Course in Fire Safety and Technology
9 Merchant Navy related courses
10 JOIN ARMED FORCES
11 Diploma courses
12 Other good courses
13 Some Design related courses
14 Bachelor of planning
15 Bachelor of Interior design
16 Teaching & Education courses
17 Pharm D
18 Management Courses
19 Degree Courses from other streams
All The Best

127 Views Posted 2016-03-22 17:31:29

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I believe in myself,

I think you should try to chase IIT coaching.
If you gain good marks in JEE Advanced then you can take admission in any top university in any subject with low fee.

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You can refer the below link: <a href="https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison-153213-227235" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison-153213-227235</a>

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Wildlife photography: Wildlife photography is a genre of photography concerned with documenting various forms of wildlife in their natural habitat. It is one of the more challenging forms of photography. Wildlife photography requires a great passion for wildlife and photography skills. As requested, these are the different photography courses:
-Diploma in Photography-PG Diploma in Photography-Certificate in Wildlife Photography
-Videography
-Workshop on Professional Model Lighting
There are workshops organised but NICON School, which deals with different levels of specialisation as follows:
-Basic Level
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B.Tech, B.Sc, BE in Computer Science, and Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering, Software engineering and IT have best career prospects.

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You need to first improve your body. Need to watch what you eat and start an exercise programme. Join a wrestling school which will help you learn everything that you possibly need to know to have the skills to get into the ring.
Then from there, you can have access to the independent wrestling circuit (aka the 'indies') and improve your skills until you are ready for the big leagues.

55 Views Posted 3 years ago

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An air traffic controller is responsible for the safe navigation of the aircraft. To become an air traffic controller, you need to follow the given procedure:
1. Take a Science stream, preferably PCM, in your 12th grade.
2. Appear in JEE or related engineering exams to get admission into a top engineering college.
3. You have to pursue your engineering degree in either the telecommunication, electronics, electrical, or radio engineering branch.
4. You need to have more than 65% in your graduate degree.
5. After this, you have to appear in the air traffic controller (ATC) entrance exam. It is held annually by the Air... View more

628 Views Posted 2016-09-05 15:49:02

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The Indian Maritime University is a central university that was established by Government of India for imparting quality education in the maritime field. It has an All-India jurisdiction and the headquarters is at Chennai.
It has campuses at Chennai, Kolkata, Mumbai, Visakhapatnam and Cochin. University conducts degree and post graduate courses on Nautical Science, Marine Engineering, Ship building and International Transportation and Logistics Management etc. A lot of private colleges are affiliated to IMU. IMU conducts its own entrance namely All India Common Entrance Test. You may appear in CET after 10+2 stage to pursue your merch... View more

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Yes, it is possible to get into banking sector after completing your B.Com studies because in most of the banking exams, the required eligibility criteria is graduation. You can apply for IBPS PO, IBPS clerk, SBI PO, IBPS RRB and other banking exams.
To prepare for these exams, you need to focus on quantitative aptitude, reasoning, English sections.

21 Views Posted 8 years ago

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After completing your 12th, there are several paths you can consider to pave the way for a bright future. Here are some options to explore:
Higher Education:
Pursue a Bachelor's Degree: Consider pursuing a bachelor's degree in a field that aligns with your interests and career goals. Research universities or colleges that offer programs in your preferred subjects and check their admission requirements.Professional Courses: Explore professional courses, such as engineering, medicine, law, architecture, or business administration. These programs provide specialized knowledge and skills that can lead to specific career paths.
Voca... View more

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Read voice training in place of radio jockeying:
Voice over/ training is a rising field and there are hundreds of radio stations of private media houses coming up in small cities all around India. Even abroad the scope is on the rise. I relate my answer more to the Indian landscape, as the query is about parallel studies with certificate course, consider the following:
1. If the certificate course is done after doing graduation then a Post-Graduation in Mass Communication/Mass Media/Media Production can also be done. I shall not hesitate to suggest even a Master’s degree in a language - English, Hindi or the one you see as your ... View more

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Hi Daksh, University of Sydney will be way too challenging. So will be University of Illinois-Urbana. What is it that you want to study by the way?

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