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Hello Varun,
Tool and die making is one of the most important departments in any big Industry. Without this, it's almost impossible for a company to function. Hence go ahead with this Diploma.

You have to complete your MBBS first afterthat you can opt for Post Graduation in Cardiology.

You should opt for DBMS certification course.

Dear Rishabh,
I would suggest you to get in touch with an alumni of ZIMA, as that person would be the most appropriate to answer your question.
You may search the alumni on social media platforms and get in touch with them.

Eligibility Criteria
1) The eligibility for joining merchant navy is finishing class 12 with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.
2) Candidates have to be unmarried Indian citizens (male or female).
3) Normal vision is required but glasses up to plus or minus 2.5 may be allowed.
4) Admission is through an entrance followed by a screening test and a main written examination.
5) After clearing the test, there is an interview and a medical test.
6) You also need to complete a ship-training course prior to the employment. The course is generally short-term where the candidates are taught basic security concerns of voyag... View more

<p dir="ltr">Becoming an aircraft maintenance engineer typically involves a combination of education, training, and certification.&nbsp;</p><p dir="ltr">Candidates can check the steps below to become an aircraft maintenance engineer:&nbsp;</p><ul><li dir="ltr" aria-level="1"><p dir="ltr" role="presentation">Complete High School: Focus on mathematics, physics, and engineering subjects.</p></li><li dir="ltr" aria-level="1"><p dir="ltr" role="presentation">Enrol in a Spec... View more

Hi Ijjas,
I will suggest you to first complete your 10+2 through NIOS or any open schooling. By completing your 10+2 you can further pursue a Bachelor's degree. Alternatively look for diploma programs. If you are interested in sales with good command in English then look for Sales and Marketing programs. Another option could be Diploma in Automobile Sales and Marketing Management. For program options please check this list
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go for science or commerce
bt choose according to your likings

You have to specialise in FMT after MBBS

<p>To become a cardiologist, you need to follow these steps:</p><ol><li><strong>Complete MBBS</strong>: Pursue a 5.5-year undergraduate medical degree (MBBS) after clearing entrance exams like NEET-UG in India.</li><li><strong>Complete MD in General Medicine</strong>: Specialize in internal medicine through a postgraduate degree (MD), which takes 3 years.</li><li><strong>Pursue DM in Cardiology</strong>: Enroll in a super-specialization programme (DM) in cardiology, typically 3 years long.</li><li><strong>Gain Experience</strong>: Wo... View more

Hello Vivek,
Without doubt, marine engineering is the one which will fetch you max salary. Then comes chemical engineering and then only software. Of course this is my surmise and you can differ!!

Future does not depend on a particular stream. You should go for a stream if you are interested in it.
I will suggest you to go for non-medical (PCM), not because it can give you a bright future, but because you will have more options through it in the near future.

Hello Zishan, Even if it's very late to answer, I will make an attempt since a very interesting issue. Frankly speaking, the college makes a great impact at initial placement. However as you progress it's only your ability that matters and not from where you passed out. In government sector, it makes no difference absolutely. But believe me, your knowledge and ability to grasp, analyse and problem solving attitude is what matters most.

Hi,
You could decide which of the streams interests you, science, commerce or arts. All 3 have bright paths ahead. But science (engineering, IT, BCA, MCA and commerce, B.Com, ICWA, CA and thereon) and courses alike have plenty of job opportunities. Of course, there is no stream without scope. So discuss with trustworthy people like family and teachers and ask yourself too as to what inspires you. Then make the choice.

Do a detailed analysis of where your interest and potential lies, what long-term opportunities seek and course you can do like engineering, medicine, CA, journalism, languages, and business. Based on that, take the right base stream such as Arts, Commerce or Science. Once 2 years of pre-university is completed, graduation can be taken up. If you are aiming at a particular college for engineering or medical, etc., it makes sense to join a coaching institute for entrance exams too during the pre-university period itself. Notably, engineering and IT, management, accounting and financial sectors are good.

If you have taken up the engineering entrance exam, then you can pursue engineering in any of the branches such as Electronics and Communication, Computer Science, Telecommunication, Instrumentation, Electrical, etc. If you want basic sciences then B.Sc is a good option-physics, chemistry, maths, statistics, home science, computer science, biotechnology, agriculture, electronics, psychology, IT, interior design, etc.

You could consider applying for government jobs or small private jobs. For example, SSC BSF, Army/Navy/defense. I suggest you to take up a Diploma after 10th which could lead to enhanced job offers thereafter too.

There are many options for you. If you really want to do engineering you can do that from private colleges. You can pursue BBA, B.Sc agriculture, BCA, banking sector, etc. You can also apply for government services.

It completely depends on your interests and skill sets. Engineering is a very good option. Electronics and communication, computer Science, telecommunication, instrumentation are some very popular courses. Alternately, you may want to do medicine too. Alternate to medicine will be nursing, physiotherapy, biotechnology. Another good course is Bachelor of Commerce; ICWA, CA qualifications which are excellent. On the arts front, there is Bachelors in media and journalism, psychology, humanities, languages to name a few. Hotel, hospital, travel and tourism, animation are options brimming with great prospects. Check your interests and then take... View more

If you had Arts stream, take up Bachelor of Arts in humanities, social sciences, languages, psychology, media and journalism. If you had Commerce background, B.Com and then qualifications like ICWA and CA would be excellent. If you had Science stream, engineering or medical depending on your skills - this is the broad choice. If not, consider doing B.Sc in varied options like physics, chemistry, mathematics, biology, genetics, biotechnology, physiotherapy, nursing, computer applications and IT, etc. Alternately, you can consider hotel, hospitality, travel and tourism management as they are good options too. If it's engineering, choose the ... View more

It depends on the 11 and 12th stream. If you have arts background, then humanities and social sciences, languages, psychology, media and journalism are some options. In the commerce stream, Bachelor of commerce, economics can be considered. In the sciences, engineering or medical depending on your subjects chosen, skill sets and interest. Alternately, Bachelors in science for varied options like electronics, physics, chemistry, biology, mathematics, computer applications and IT are some of them. Other options like BCA, BBA, hotel management and designing courses are also diverse fields to look into.

You can consider your skill set and interest - ask yourself, talk to people and mentors and then decide. You may pursue arts, commerce or sciences in 10+2. Alternately, you may consider doing Diploma courses and then pursue either work experience thereafter or follow up with a degree.

BCA
B.Sc Mass communication
BBA
are some of the good options after class 12.

Sir, I think you should decide this according to his interests and abilities rather than imposing your own decisions on him.

Hi,
You can pursue a Bachelors degree programme in the field that you have your interest in. From business point of view, I think BBA or B.Com will make good career choice. Later, you may also pursue MBA which will give an entire insight about the business scenario.

Top colleges for BFA are:-
1. College Of Art, New Delhi
2. Faculty Of Visual Arts, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi
3. Sir J College Of Applied Art, Mumbai.

You may share your 10+2 stage for an appropriate advice.

Hello dear,
If you aren't able to clear NEET, and you are interested to be a doctor, you have some other options too. Like you can go for BAMS, BHMS or BVSc.

That depends on what type of work are you willing to do like a doctor or engineer or teacher. For more details, please tell your interests.

What is your stream?