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anna kapoor

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Here is the list of best dance institutes in India:
Bharatiya Vidhya Bhavan, Bangalore
Veve Dance, Mumbai
Nalanda Nritya Kala Mahavidyalaya, Mumbai
Ballet Repertoire Academy of India, Mumbai
Sri Thyagaraja College of Music and Dance
ITA school of performing arts

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anna kapoor

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Hello Omkar,
Its a very nice thing that you want to become a professional footballer. You can move to cities where football is popular like Bengal,Goa. Nowadays even Bengaluru is contributing to Indian football.
I would recommend you to join a club which plays in competitive lower level divisional league so that you will get some idea of what it takes to be a footballer.
Keep an eye on popular clubs conducting trials for U-18 or U-20 and practice basic skills and work on the skills most required for the position you play.You have to work hard all year or years together.Opportunities are very less, so you got to be ready when it comes. Mo
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anna kapoor

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There are many private institutes and training centers across India mainly in Mumbai, Delhi (NCR), Chennai, Bangalore, Hyderabad and Kolkata that offer short duration courses in DJ development and other related skills such as:
Pro DJ
DJ Training and Development course
Digital Live DJ'ing course
Audio Engineering course
Most of these institutes have been set up by DJs themselves:
- I Love Music Academy, Gurgaon - courses such as "Pro DJ" (3 months, part time), "DJ Producer" (9 months, part time)
- Electronyk Academy, Delhi
- Jazzy Joe, Delhi
- Skratchlab DJ Academy, Chennai
- Global DJ Music Production & DJ Training Academy, MumbaI

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Nandhini Balu

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If you are really interested in sketching and painting and have very good skills in that, then you can opt for fine arts.
If you want to be more creative apart from art that is in garment, interior and automobile, then you can opt for designing course.

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Himanshu Rao

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India is a country that is widely known for its obsession with Cricket but it good to know that there are individuals who follow other sports too. Proper training and hard work is the key to achieve success in any field. Learning football is no exception to that. Get a good guiding coach or trainer who will understand your flaws or strong points.
There are a number of institutes that you can consider to learn football.
Premier Indian Football Academy (PIFA)
Tata Football Academy (TFA)
All India Football Federation (AIFF)
Kolkata Regional Academy
Goa Regional Academy
Goa Elite Academy
Bhaichung Bhutia Football Schools (BBFS)
Indian Tigers Footb
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Rochit Goel

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I would suggest you complete 12th first and then opt for a Diploma in fine arts.

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VIKRAM SONIMentor , Artist , Social worker, Traveller

Scholar-Level 16

Dear Sankalp,
This passion and interest you can pursue with any of programme in which you have caliber.
So, firstly check in which subject you have strong foundation and caliber and accordingly, you can opt in graduation level. For acting, you can join any theatre group to develop strong skills to act. For writing, you can join British council because they have specialised programme for passionate people in English writing.
So, choose the right way for your future with good professional programmes
All the best.

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VIKRAM SONIMentor , Artist , Social worker, Traveller

Scholar-Level 16

Hi,
After completing BFA and MFA, the salary will be a big issue and you would get decent salary through teaching. To sell a painting is always a big task for good artists.
You can use your creativity through BFA animation program, and then you can pursue Masters in advertising. Afterwards with your passion, communication skills, creativity and commitment you would get growth and income too.
All the best.

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