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Guide-Level 13
Well that's an interesting one, so here it is.
You need to have a good background in Cricket to pursue a career such as that of a Cricket Analyst. You have to perpetually know about the nitty gritties of the game to the bare minimum. Although we think we know a lot about the game, there are a lot of intricacies involved in the realm of Cricket or for that matter any other form of sport.
As for education, there are Cricket management courses available which enable you to have an insight to the business side of Cricket.
One could start as a columnist in sports magazines or newspapers, anchors of pre and post match shows, speakers on radi
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Well, I'm hoping that you are already very much into sports. To be a sports journalist you can start off by writing articles in your blog. You can even start writing for Live Indian Sports News, Scores and Analysis.
Once your writings are accepted and getting a nice readership I'm sure many doors would open for you. You can even try to get Internships at the sports desks of Newspapers or in Sports magazine. That would really give you an experience of the professional environment and you would get a better answer to the question you just asked here.
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Scholar-Level 16
During registrations, mark as Sports category and submit your certificate along with proof. Every college will release their Sports quota seats and you have to choose one of them depending upon your interest.
There is a marginal rebate of 5% available in total cut off for sports quota. Don't think it's an easy way as all candidates are called and best of them and considering number of seats available the students are picked up.
All the best.
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Scholar-Level 16
There are none. The closest you can pursue a course BFA from Government College of Arts, Chandigarh which is a government one.
All the best.
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A career in music has become very popular among the younger generation. Many institutes offer different types of courses in music. One can also learn music from a guru without joining any educational institute. Many online courses have also become popular in recent times. Some of the popular courses are:
B Arts Music, B Arts (Hons) Music, B Arts (Music/Dance and Drama)
B Arts in Instrumental like Table, Sitar, etc.
MA, M Phil and PhD courses are also available in Music.
Some of the popular colleges are:
Rabindra Bharati University, B.T. Road, Kolkata
Rukminidevi College of Fine Arts, Chennai, Tamil Nadu
University of Delhi, Delhi
Shr
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