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<p>If you are from a Non-IT branch like Mechanical, Electrical, Civil, Auto, etc. then you can also <strong>get into an IT job without any hustle provided you possess the skills required</strong>. Before Covid, getting a software developer job which is the highest-paying and the most demanding is considered one of the toughest jobs.</p>

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<p>Yes, there are several PG Diploma and short term courses available in india for speech therapists&nbsp;</p><p>Here are some courses like -</p><ol><li>Post Graduate Diploma in Auditory Verbal Therapy (PGDAVT):</li><li>Post Graduate Diploma in Clinical Linguistics for Speech-Language Pathology (PGDCLP)</li><li>Diploma in Audiology and Speech Therapy</li><li>Certificate in Speech Therapy</li></ol><p>Duration of these courses are basically 1-2 years&nbsp;</p><p>And eligibility are depends on the university providing the courses&... View more

72 Views Posted 9 years ago

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Medical stream students after 10+2 can opt for following non medical degree courses :
(a) BBA
(b) BCA if student has Maths as a subject in 10+2
(c) 5 years integrated Law
(d) BPharma
(e) B.Sc Nursing
(f) B.Sc Home Science
(g) Hotel Management
(h) Fashion Designing
(I) NDA to join Armed Forces
(j) Changing stream to Humanities, Commerce, Economics of Fine Arts
(k) B.Sc/ B.Sc Hons in subject of your choice
(l) Degree in alternate medicine.

118 Views Posted 9 years ago

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Hello,
Thanks for asking.
Science students can make a career in various fields like agriculture, earth sciences, food technology & processing, forensic science, molecular biology, bioinformatics, astronomy etc.
In these fields, you can make your future as a research fellow, lecturer, scientist, drug technician, health inspector etc.
Check some of the best career options for science students here: <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NlCydV5Y3A" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NlCydV5Y3A</a>
I hope it will he... View more

70 Views Posted 2016-03-08 17:20:36

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What do you want to do in future totally depends in which field you are good at like music, accounts engineering, etc. Start finding it and you will find your way.

79 Views Posted 9 years ago

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Working for 28 yrs in garment fa...,

Bachelor's degrees are generally required for entry-level archaeology positions, such as field assistant, surveyor or museum technician. Aspiring archaeologists typically pursue degrees in anthropology, which consist of studies in archaeology, cultural anthropology, biological anthropology and linguistics
Graduates in history in any stream with an aggregate of 55% marks can apply for Diploma, postgraduate Diploma or post graduation (MA/ M.Sc) in different fields of archaeology. Duration of these courses may vary from 1 year to 2-years. Admission to the two-year post graduate Diploma course at the Institute of Archaeology, the academic ... View more

103 Views Posted 2016-06-30 14:11:27

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Commercial Pilot can join Flying branch provided he meets IAF eligibility criteria. Also he will have to undergo training at AFA after SSB & medical examination.

157 Views Posted 2016-03-23 22:28:49

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Hi Chandra,
The ICWA course will enable you to excel in areas of cost accounting and managerial accountancy. After successful completion, you'll be capable of managing the finances of a business organization.
Job profiles available for ICWA degree holders:
Internal Auditor
Finance Manager
Cost Controller
Excise Auditor
Cost Auditor
To work in these profiles, an ICWA professional will require immense knowledge and expertise to handle various types of accounting work. These job profiles offer high remuneration packages of more than Rs. 6,00,000/- to Rs. 8,00,000/- per annum.
Also refer the link below-
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63 Views Posted 9 years ago

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You may undergo BBA Retail Management degree offered by lot of Universities. Even generic BBA can be a good degree to start career in retail and grow up with experience.

182 Views Posted 2016-07-22 15:38:06

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Hi Ayur,
You may have a look at these scholarship schemes
Central Sector Scheme Scholarship
Narotam Sekhsaria Scholarship
CBSE Scholarship After 12th Class in India
Maulana Azad National Scholarship
Indian Oil Academic Scholarship
G.P. Birla Educational Scholarships
Sahu Jain Trust- Loan Scholarship
Foundation For Academic Excellence And Access (FAEA)
AICTE Scholarship
INSPIRE Scholarship
to name a few
Every scholarship scheme is provided to different eligible candidates according to the course and conditions. Visit the respective websites for eligibility and application forms. All the best.

81 Views Posted 9 years ago

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Go for where your interest lies as you would be able to excel if you love your job. Try taking a career aptitude test for starters to see what suits you (you can find sites on the internet).

108 Views Posted 2016-03-17 00:24:58

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DOOOOO BEFORE U DIE,

which stream u r in?

233 Views Posted 9 years ago

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Explore your self,

Hi Vikram,
You have done MBA and you are experienced too. If you want to work in a government bank, then you will have to clear IBPS exam, and you should do IIBF. If you go with private Bank, then you should apply directly. IIBF will help you to get a job in both government and private banks.

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Here is a list to help you get motivated and jump start your art career:
- Take a painting or craft workshop
- Start a sketchbook or journal. Carry it with you and make a few small drawings a day.
- Watch an art demonstration on YouTube or on a DVD & paint along with it (hit the pause button when you need to)
- Create a Studio space. Find a small corner of the living room, kitchen or bedroom to work.
- Get up an hour earlier or stay up an hour later (find time)
- Make creative time a habit. Just like you make time to exercise, make time to create.
- Think big, but start small begin just twice a week, then you c... View more

13.3k Views Posted 2016-03-07 22:46:29

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DOOOOO BEFORE U DIE,

Hi Sagar,
Technical courses teach technical skills i.e. job oriented and specialised skills. Engineering, medicine, chartered accountancy, architecture, law, design, hotel management, pharmacy, commercial arts, media, cosmetology communication and journalism, management, biotechnology, food technology, packaging, computer applications etc. are all technical streams. Some of the more popular and well known technical courses post-12th include BE, B.Tech, MBBS, B Arch, B Des, BHM, BCA, BBA, B Pharm, integrated law course and integrated chartered accountancy course etc. The primary objective of technical courses is to make the student job ... View more

82 Views Posted 9 years ago

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It is good to hear that you do not want to join run of mill engineering career opted by majority of students today. You are advised to opt for B.Sc (Hons.) in the subject of your choice. If you do not a pet subject, you may evaluate doing B.Sc (Hons.) physics which opens multiple options at post graduation degree level.

107 Views Posted 2015-12-28 14:09:13

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A fresher architect would earn around 2 - 2.5LPA. An Architect with over 5 years of experience will earn around 9.5 - 10LPA. An Architect with over 10 years of experience will earn around 14.5 - 15LPA. With increase in experience the salary packages of an Architect grows in Pune and across India.

105 Views Posted 2016-08-31 08:53:57

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Hi, To become an Architecture student and undergo training a student needs to clear NATA exam or JEE paper 2 exam. To be a successful Architect a candidate needs to have these skills:
Creative Skills
Innovative thinking
Drawing Skills
Communication Skills
Leadership Skills
Ability to work in a Team/ Group of Peers
Presentation Skills
Basic Computer Skills
Capability towards Problem Solving.

20 Views Posted 9 years ago

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La vie est faite pour vivre pas ...,

Hello Praneeth,
It's a dilemma faced by almost all students. But let me confess. Each and every subject has potential if you are willing to work hard. I would advise you to ask yourself as to what is your passion? What subject interests you? You must pursue graduation in this subject only.

21 Views Posted 8 years ago

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Happiness is my strength.,

Yes, you may have many options. You can do many things like:
Sports Education
Animation Courses
Photography
And so on.

20 Views Posted 7 years ago

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You are in class 10th students. I am happy to listen that you are planning your career path. After class 10th, you have to plan to select Science, commerce or arts (humanistic.) After class 12th in Science, you have to plan engineering or medical or normal graduation in Science. In commerce you have option for going to degree in commerce or CPT for CA Art only degree. After graduation, you will have a specific to higher studies. Sure, you will get a correct route for your higher studies and career.

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<p>Based on your interests, creative preferences, and professional objectives, you can decide whether to pursue a<a href="https://www.shiksha.com/arts-fine-visual-performing-career-chp">&nbsp;career in fine arts</a>&nbsp;or visual arts. A wider range of materials for inquiry, including painting, sculpture, and digital media, is provided by the visual arts, which also provide prospective professions in illustration, graphic design, and curation.</p><p>However, fine arts, which frequently concentrate on traditional forms, can lead to jobs in teaching, gallery exhibitions, or cultural institutio... View more

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<p dir="ltr"><strong>Yes, pursuing an Acupuncture course can offer a promising career, especially in the field of alternative medicine and holistic healing. </strong>With growing awareness about natural and drug-free therapies, the demand for acupuncturists is increasing in both clinical and wellness settings.&nbsp;</p><p dir="ltr">Acupuncturists can work in hospitals, wellness centres, rehabilitation clinics, or start their practice. Many patients prefer acupuncture for managing chronic pain, stress, and lifestyle disorders, making it a sought-after profession. However, career success ... View more

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<p>With a Jharkhand Raksha Shakti University BSc degree, aspirants can find job opportunities in both public and private sectors. The graduates can find jobs in the field of IT and Software, Nursing, and Science. Moreover, the salary package varies based on the chosen course specialisation and job profile. Mentioned below are a few top job profiles along with the average salary package for an insight in &lt;a href="https://www.shiksha.com/bsc-career-chp"&gt;Career Scope after BSc&lt;/a&gt;:</p><table style="width: 891px; height: 440.417px;" border="1" width="0" cellspac... View more

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<p>On a daily basis, Illustrators <strong>make sketches using their hands or digital tools, collaborate with design teams &amp; clients to grasp their requirements, rework on their projects, meet deadlines</strong>, etc. Their work responsibilities also depend on their organizations. In some companies, Illustrators also negotiate with clients and handle teams.</p>

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<p>&lt;a href="https://www.shiksha.com/animation/illustrator-chp"&gt;Adobe Illustrator&lt;/a&gt; is primarily focused on vector-based designs. It is used to create complex illustrations, but there is much more to it. Though it has quite a steep learning curve, the following areas should be on your learning checklist.</p><ul><li>Basics of Digital Drawing</li><li>Working with Text</li><li>Creating Illustrations</li><li>Working with Colours and Gradients</li><li>Editing and Transforming Shapes</li><li>Layers and Organisation</li>... View more

86 Views Posted 9 years ago

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Yard by yard its hard, but inch ...,

Yes, you can get a job in logistics. You can go for MBA in supply chain management or operations.

125 Views Posted 2016-08-27 15:30:32

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There are many options but it depends on your interest. You may get into teaching in universities or can become a professor or lecturer in a college. All the best.

119 Views Posted 2016-08-20 18:06:11

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Careers options for a science student depend on the research output. Publication of research papers of high quality in reputed journals will surely build up a good career. This is in addition to Ph.D.

109 Views Posted 9 years ago

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As B.Com graduate you are eligible to appear for Public Sector Banks PO and Clerical Services examination to start your banking career. Most of private banks hires MBAs for their requirements. Some private banks also run in collaboration with B-Schools to fulfill their resources needs. You may join such courses to increase your chances to get a banking job.

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