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Kamaraju pulugurthaOnline teaching of English, on retirement
Guide-Level 14
For BSc, the work is to be regular and steady. It should not be postponed to a later date. The books should be recent editions and the students are to develop a concept. Research orientation is very much essential.
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I would like to suggest you to go for M.Sc. in chemistry as it has the abundant opportunity in future.
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P Roy
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I suggest to join a long term animation course may be 18 months to 3 years duration which covers the entire animation & vfx pipeline & also simultaneously join an online graduation program on general streams , you will definitely have better scope .
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P Roy
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Bsc in 3D animation is a far better course to build a better career , but still i suggest not to look for a university degree , rather you can join a 3 years course in animation with a general graduation course on distance . It will help you far better .
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