Bachelors

Dear aspirant, Ph.D. is doctoral programme with the duration of 3 to 5 years that deals with a variety of research methods and specialisation and some of these specialisations include English Microbiology, Psychology and more. Graduates of this course have a wide variety of job opportunities in the world of research. Ph.D. graduates primarily work as consultants, researchers, professors, and R&D industry experts. Eligibility Criteria for Ph.D. :
The admission procedure for Ph.D. courses requires a Masters degree from a recognised University. Students should have secured a minimum of 45-50% in their exams post, which they are required to qualify for any one of the national/state level entrance exams to get admitted for Ph.D. Students should prepare their research proposal as they will have to send it to the college of their choice for the application process. The Ph.D. eligibility criteria depend on the college, and the course students are interested in applying for. Hope it helps.

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1. Fashion Designer:
A profession that needs no introduction, fashion designers are precisely linked with the industry. If you are a fashionista yourself, you might have definitely heard about the top Indian fashion designers such as Varun Bahl, Manish Malhotra, Sabyasachi, Rohit Bal, etc. They have actually managed to transform the fashion scene in Bollywood.
2. Retail Manager
Getting a job at a boutique, departmental store, or huge brands such as Lifestyle, Zara, Emporio Armani, etc. Can be highly satisfactory. A retail manager is accountable for setting up daily targets for the staff and ensures that marketing and promotions are functioning in a proper way or not.
3. Textile Designer
A textile designer designs 2D unique or repetitive patterns for printed fabrics, weave, and knit patterns. These fabrics may be used in the interiors to make clothes or as soft furnishing. Textile designers either work as a part of the team in industrial and non-industrial settings or even work independently. Most of the textile designers use CAD to design textures and patterns.
4. Makeup Artist
A makeup artist takes cares of the skincare, hairstyling, grooming, and anything related to an additional appearance of the body. However, its important to note that makeup artists are different from beauticians as they are not limited to normal beauty treatments. Makeup artists are hired for weddings, pre-wedding photoshoots, bridal makeup, fashion events, celebrities, and models. Etc. Hope it helps.