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Hi Devraj!
There is no MBA degree that can help you to have a career in film industry but there are Diploma and post graduate Diploma courses that are designed to give you formal education about film making. You can chose to pursue courses like direction, production, editing, script writing, cinematography etc. In order to make a career in film making. These are the best colleges for the same:
1. Film and Television Institute of India, Pune
2. Whistling Woods International, Mumbai
3. Satyajit Ray Institute of Film and Television, Kolkata
4. Asian Academy of Film and Television, Noida
5. Zee Institute Of Media Arts (ZIMA), Mumbai.

Different colleges have a different eligibility criteria for admission. Usually, an honors degree is required for admission for admission into the same. To know about the colleges refer to the link: https://www.shiksha.com/mass-communication-media/colleges/colleges-kolkata?uaf[]=base_course&ts=33277195&rf=filters&ct[]=130&bc[]=82.

It is not about the graduation. MBA is such a platform, where you can add perk to your qualification. It is up to your hard work. It is obvious, you have to study hard as you need starts from the basic, but it is up to your focus.

Hi Kartikeyan,
It depends on your interest. If you want to pursue a career in research, teaching, administrative or civil services, political Science would be a great option. If you wish to pursue a career in journalism, advertising, event management, public relations etc., then mass communication will be a wise choice. You need to figure out your interest to make a choice between both.

The minimum eligibility to apply is 40% in class 12th.

You need to complete 10+2 with minimum 50% marks and also pass the eligibility test.

St. Stephen's College and Lady Shri Ram College are at the top of the list. Both the colleges are at par when it comes to brand value, exposure and the placements of course. Shri Ram College of Commerce in spite of being ranked number one college for commerce isn't the best choice for economics honours but is the second best though.

You need to pursue a short-term course which will help you run a chemist shop with the license.

There are lots of courses which you can pursue after completing graduation in Arts. Some of these fields/courses are mentioned below:
Sales and Marketing
Management
CS/ CA/ CFA/CWA
Computer Courses: MCA/Animation/Web Design
Mass Communication And Journalism/Advertising
Hotel Management
Travel and Tourism
Civil Aviation: Air Hostess/ Commercial Pilot
Social Work
Law
Banking & Finance
Library Science
Teaching: B.Ed
Designing (Garment/Jewellery/Foot Wear/Interior designer)
Content/Technical Content Writing
BPO/KPO
Entrepreneurship
MBA Courses
Animation Courses
Banking and Finance Courses
Computer Courses.