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Hi Pranav, Photography is a field which will open up lot of possibilities for you, if you got the metal and have the passion and vision to see what others can't. Having said that, it is also one of the vastly exploited fields today with every other person with a camera opting to be a photographer and looking for shoots. (Not that there is anything wrong with that, but it is definitely generating more jobs in the editing department because of the quality of pictures coming in)
If you are serious about photography then there sure are various genres for you to venture into. To name a few;
1. Photojournalism
2. Product Photography<... View more

43 Views Posted 9 years ago

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It will not affect your career. Im also doing my intership in finance whereas my main specialization is in marketing. It will just affect the final placement interview. You will have to justify the reason for the same. After 2-3 years in a job, no one cares about your specialization.

81 Views Posted 9 years ago

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Hello there !
Both Field have its different career opportunities so their is no comparison between Film making and Game zone animation. filmmaking is a creative art form and game is technical art form.
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Lalit Kumar

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<p>The career path essay should not be confused with a career goals essay. While in the latter, the applicant is expected to discuss his post-programme goals, the career path essay is concerned with your journey so far. Apart from this, avoid giving a copy of your resume in the form of paragraphs, repeating your personal statement, or exceeding the word limit specified.&nbsp;</p>

55 Views Posted 9 years ago

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Dear,
You can join these courses after completing your class 12th:
Most popular courses as given below:
B.Com
BBA/BBM/BBS
B.Sc in IT/BCA ( if you have information practices or computer science in Class 12th)
NDA
BA LLB/B.Com LLB/BBA LLB
Economics (Hons) prefer if you have mathematics or economics as subject in class 12th)
Mathematics or Statistics (Hons) (if you have mathematics in class 12th)
Psychology
Professional Courses:
ICAI: Chartered Accountant (those having mathematics Class 12th)
ICSI: Institute of Company Secretaries of India
ICWA: Institute of Cost and Work Accountancy... View more

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No, BPT and MBBS are quite different degrees. In MBBS on Learns treatment of various casualties and diseases through the use of drugs chemicals and medical investigations whereas in BPT one learns how to treat a patient without the use of any drug or chemical, solely by the use of physical intervention. Furthermore, holding a MBBS degree would label you as a doctor but through BPT degree you are labeled as a therapist. All the best.

60 Views Posted 8 years ago

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Of Course! It is considered as a management degree. The focus of entertaining is impressing others
The focus of true hospitality is serving others
Being an alumni of LPU. I have couple of friends in the HOTEL MANAGEMENT. So I must say that LPU would be the best option for pursuing the course for HOTEL MANAGEMENT. As university possess a hotel which not only give practical exposure but also the real time
The Eligibility is as follows :The student must pass with 50% aggregate marks in 10+2 (with English or equivalent. For a candidate, who has not studied English as a subject, the condition of English may be waived ... View more

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<p>No, Delhi University (DU) and Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) are not the same establishments. Delhi, India is home to these two independent institutions, each with an own character, set of academic offerings, and administrative structure.</p><p>JNU is a prominent university recognised for its robust focus on interdisciplinary studies, humanities, and social sciences. It is well known for its research-oriented methodology and active campus atmosphere and provides undergraduate, graduate, and doctorate programs in a variety of subject areas.</p><p>Conversely, Delhi University (DU) is a public, collegiate u... View more

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<p>No, CBSE syllabus and Maharashtra Board are not the same. There are certain key differences between these two boards which parents and students should consider before choosing which board they want to study in. Here are some of the main differences between Maharashtra and CBSE boards:</p><ol><li aria-level="1">CBSE is a central board that falls under the purview of the&nbsp;central government, while Maharashtra board falls under state government purview, which means that it is managed by the government of Maharashtra.&nbsp;</li><li aria-level="1">The syllabus, curriculum, s... View more

264 Views Posted 8 years ago

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No, they are totally different. In AI you will develop program or software which can think or work on their own. While, in robotics, you will be designing and building robots and give them instructions of work which you want them to do.

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MCL - Master of Corporate Law
LLM - MCL can be as one of the specialization papers. Please check with the college/university syllabus before opting for MCL as a specialization paper.

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<p>Hi, It has an A + accreditation of NAAC with 3.59 CGPA. NMIMS School of Business Management is ranked among the top 20 B schools in India by the NIRF. connected to world-class infrastructure, equipped with AC classrooms and rooms, a well-stocked library and library, NMIMS can truly boast of a compass and a world-class environment.Good Luck!</p>

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Hi Radhika,
Yes. The students generally find KMAT a little easier as compared to CMAT. However, CMAT itself isn't that difficult. All other sections are fine but the General Awareness section remains the game changer. So, prepare well for it. Best of luck!

113 Views Posted 9 years ago

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Hi,
Natural gas is called clean fuel because:
- Natural gas burns cleaner than the other fossil fuels such as coal and oil due to the highly efficient combustion process, which produces very few by-products that are released into the atmosphere as pollutants.
- Natural gas produces 70% less carbon dioxide emissions compared to other fossil fuels.
- Due to the clean burning process, natural gas does not leave residues like soot or ash when compared to coal.
- Natural gas offers a high heating value, approximately 24,000 Btu per pound.
- Natural gas is non-toxic and is not poisonous to humans if inhaled in small volumes.

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If you are looking for the operations specialisation, SIOM would be the best choice. Sydenham doesn't offer a specialised course on operations. But they do have that as a course in PDGM options. SIOM provides MBA in Operations Management. The course and curriculum is designed in accord to the current trends in the industry. They have also been recently awarded the best course curriculum in supply chain management. Do check the following link for the programme structure at SIOM. <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://siom.in/program_structure" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://siom.in/program... View more

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Xavier Institute of Management and Entrepreneurship (XIME) is a private business school with three fully residential campuses, in Bangalore, Kochi, and Chennai, all in India. XIME is currently being led by Anil J. Phillip as the President. The Institute pioneered the Association of BRICS Business Schools (ABBS, est. 2008), which is a platform for management education in Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa. XIME arranges international events in collaboration with seventeen partner institutions around the globe, which is popularly known as the Student Exchange Programme, including campus exchange programmes, faculty exchange progr... View more

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Good. To put it simply, life sciences are the Science subjects which involve the study of living organisms. So, if you enjoyed studying biology at school, chances are you'll be interested in the range of life sciences programs available at institutions like the University of Warwick. However, there's much more to this field than just dissecting frogs or identifying parts of the body. At Warwick, three different undergraduate programs are run by the life sciences school: biological Science, biochemistry, biomedical Science. While the first of these adheres fairly closely to the biology lessons you're used to, the other two offer different a... View more

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<p>There is always confusion among a lot of people regarding primary and preschools. Through this answer let's try to understand it a little better, preschool or pre-primary focuses on children aged between 3- 6 years of age. It helps children to learn and evolve by helping them at their foundation stage. On the other hand, primary focuses on children aged between 6 - 12 years of age. The children under this age group are a little older than the preschool ones.</p>

175 Views Posted 9 years ago

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Hi Samayak,
NIA Pune is a decent college to pursue PGDM in Insurance. It provides 100% placements (as claimed by the current students).
Kindly visit the given link for more details: <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://niapune.org.in/pgdm/index.php" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>http://niapune.org.in/pgdm/index.php</a>
Hope it helps.

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<p dir="ltr">At the degree level, Chemistry courses offer a comprehensive exploration of the fundamental principles and applications of Chemistry. Chemistry courses cover a wide range of topics, including General Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Physical Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, and &lt;a href="https://www.shiksha.com/science/biochemistry-chp"&gt;Biochemistry&lt;/a&gt;.&nbsp;</p><p dir="ltr">Overall, Chemistry courses at the degree level equip students with the skills and knowledge necessary for careers in research, industry, healthcare, and envir... View more

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<p>Yes, there are HR vacancies available for freshers. Many companies offer entry-level positions in Human Resources (HR) that are suitable for individuals who are new to the workforce. Here are some common HR roles for freshers:</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Common HR Roles for Freshers</strong></p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>1. <strong>HR Executive:</strong> Responsible for recruitment, onboarding, and administrative tasks.</p><p>2. <strong>HR Assistant:</strong> Assists with maintaining employee records, benefits administration, and other HR-r... View more

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<p>Although Chartered Accountancy and Internal Audit are both responsible for the accounting processes of an organisation, an auditor is essentially responsible for reviewing the work of the accountant as well as the rest of the business processes.</p>

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No, both syllabus are different from each other. The SSC JE syllabus is based on Diploma level and the UPSC ESE syllabus is based on Graduation level. Paper 1: Objective Multiple Choice
1- General Intelligence and Reasoning
2- General Awareness
3- Part-A General Engineering (Civil &amp; Structural) or
Part-B General Engineering (Electrical) or
Part-C General Engineering (Mechanical)
Exam mode: CBT Online
Paper 2: Descriptive Test
1- Part-A General Engineering (Civil &amp; Structural)
2- Part-B General Engineering (Electrical)
3- Part-C General Engineering (Mechanical)
Exam mode: Pen and ... View more

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<p>Architecture is more than just the design of the building. Good Architecture can make a building stand out with its design and elegance. It involves creating structures in a way that is visually appealing and hence a good knowledge and understanding of Decorative Arts is needed in Architecture.&nbsp;</p><p>An Architect can use different Decorative elements to highlight the different parts of a building including moldings, capitals, and pediments. By working on these elements, architecture can create visual interest in the viewers and make the building stand out.</p>

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<p>XAT syllabus for Verbal Ability, Data Interpretation and Quantitative Aptitude are same as CAT syllabus. Decision Making and General Knowledge syllabus are not a part of CAT syllabus. Thus, XAT aspirants have to study more than CAT aspirants, which is why one needs to have a XAT specific preparation plan in order to score above 95 percentile.</p>

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BCCA stands for Bachelor of Computer Application and it is a degree programme that focuses on computer applications and software development. While it includes some computer Science courses, it is not equivalent to a degree in computer Science. BCCA typically covers topics such as programming languages, database management, web development, and software engineering. However, computer Science degree programs may cover additional topics such as algorithms, computer architecture, and operating systems.

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<p>No, the ACLAT exam is not conducted in Kannada language. The exam is administered in English only. This information is available on, alliance.edu.in.</p>

20 Views Posted 7 years ago

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BBA stands for Bachelor of Business Administration and BMS stands for Bachelor of Management Studies. These two courses are more or less the same and some universities give the name as BBA and some universities give the name as BMS. In India, BMS is a relatively new course, started by Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies and is gaining a lot of traction and popularity. Both these courses are management courses, BMS course concentrates on analytical and logical oriented studies and are more flexible while BBA course concentrates on core studies. Both the graduates of BBA and BMS can take up MBA after completion of the under graduatio... View more

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<p>Candidates can check the below mentioed tips to survive as an international students.&nbsp;</p><ol><li dir="ltr" aria-level="1"><p dir="ltr" role="presentation"><strong>Cultural Adaptation:</strong> Learn about local customs and cultural norms to avoid misunderstandings.</p></li><li dir="ltr" aria-level="1"><p dir="ltr" role="presentation"><strong>Financial Management</strong>: Open a local bank account to manage finances securely and avoid carrying large amounts of cash.</p... View more

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