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There could be many options and any suggestions can be given if you specify your interests or career plans.
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There is no shortcut to success and no alternate for hard work, so if you want to become the CEO of Google you have to do a lot of hard work and practices in the field of web designing, page making, app development, etc. After that, if your work is appreciable then one day you will also become the future CEO of Google.
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You could straight away take admission in the film making vocational courses.
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An English degree opens a number of avenues. You may choose from wide disciplines such as Mass Communication and Journalism, Film editing, copy writing, Linguists, etc. One may go for Masters and Ph.D if interested in a research or teaching career. English hons students can also opt hospitality and management careers.
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Graduates in M.Sc Physics can find different technical jobs in public and private sector. There are many opportunities available for M.Sc Physics graduates in technical field. They can work as Observations Scientist, Assistant Scientist, Quality Control Manager, Laboratory Technician, School Science
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