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mani khanna
Guide-Level 13
Hi,
Kindly check a list of colleges in Pune offering a course in music.
https://www.shiksha.com/arts-fine-visual-performing/music/colleges/colleges-india?uaf[]=specialization&uaf[]=location&ts=5722697&rf=filters&ct[]=174
Kindly check a list of colleges in Pune offering a course in music.
https://www.shiksha.com/arts-fine-visual-performing/music/colleges/colleges-india?uaf[]=specialization&uaf[]=location&ts=5722697&rf=filters&ct[]=174
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
BA is not a job oriented graduation degree. If you do not want to do B.Tech then BBA can be a good option for you. It not only will help you to get a job in the banking sector but also in private sector in other types of industries.
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Stuti JainEducation and career counsellor
Guide-Level 12
Hi Aashika,
There are many pros and cons of studying through distance or in SOL. You have to keep a number of factors in mind while deciding. Though distance education degrees are increasingly recognized all over and you can study anytime - anywhere, also saves a lot of money, working while studying there still exist a question on its credibility and recognition amongst employers and further education particularly in India. It is difficult to suggest if it is good or bad since it will depend on your own priorities and needs. Keep a check on the recognition, UGC approval, employment of students, your career plans if any and decide accord
There are many pros and cons of studying through distance or in SOL. You have to keep a number of factors in mind while deciding. Though distance education degrees are increasingly recognized all over and you can study anytime - anywhere, also saves a lot of money, working while studying there still exist a question on its credibility and recognition amongst employers and further education particularly in India. It is difficult to suggest if it is good or bad since it will depend on your own priorities and needs. Keep a check on the recognition, UGC approval, employment of students, your career plans if any and decide accord
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Manisha halai
Beginner-Level 4
Dear friend,
You can go for the Higher Studies after the Completion of BA Economics. You can do Post Graduate in MA Economics so that your base and knowledge regarding the Economics will become strong. And once you become well versed in it, then can appear for, the exams in the final year, like
NET, SET, JRF which are sponsored by UGC. Once, you clear them, you will be getting Scholarships Government for further Research studies in Economics. Then, you can master yourself in it and become ECONOMISTS. By the way, there are many job opportunities in Economics.
You can go for the Higher Studies after the Completion of BA Economics. You can do Post Graduate in MA Economics so that your base and knowledge regarding the Economics will become strong. And once you become well versed in it, then can appear for, the exams in the final year, like
NET, SET, JRF which are sponsored by UGC. Once, you clear them, you will be getting Scholarships Government for further Research studies in Economics. Then, you can master yourself in it and become ECONOMISTS. By the way, there are many job opportunities in Economics.
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Rohit Jain
Contributor-Level 8
Yes, you are eligible, however, you need to have at least the percentage in 12th that will take you to be considered in the cut-off list.
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Sofia Goyal
Contributor-Level 10
There are two things that a law student seeking to pursue journalism must keep in mind. First, expressing ideas and opinions, or the reporting of facts that is required of a journalist is rather different from the kind of legal writing that law students are apt to be used to.
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