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9 years ago
Guide-Level 12
Southampton is a well-known university and one of the very few universities popular for actuarial science. Please check with the career assistance cell for post study career assistance and career outcomes of students. You must also consider top ranked Heriot-Watt University, LSE and Manchester.
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9 years ago
Scholar-Level 17
Actuarial science professionals are in demand in both countries however Australia is a better option in terms of post study work options. If you want to work after studying then UK is not a good option. I will also advice you to check the SOL of the countries to know about the skill shortages.
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9 years agoGuide-Level 12
- AME.
- Commercial Pilot.
BBA in aviation is a good course to pursue as it offers good career prospects and growth opportunities.
The program aims to create skilled professionals for the aviation sector and allied fields of travel and tourism.
After completing this course you will develop comprehensive knowledge about the industry necessary for their success with the strong business foundation to compete in both aviation and non-aviation sector.
A career in the aviation field is considered glamorous and exciting because of the opportunities for travel.
Please remember aviation is an evergreen industry with huge opportunities.
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9 years ago
Guide-Level 14
As a commerce student, you can definitely pursue Law. Though you have not specified your previous qualification, assuming it to be 12th, you can go for Integrated BBA LLB, Integrated B.Com LLB course.
Opting for these Integrated courses will save your one year. You will be able to finish off your degree in 5 years, thus saving one precious year of your life as well as fees for one year. Otherwise you have to spend 6 years, 3 years for BBA/ B.Com and 3 years for LLB.
Some of the good places offering Integrated Law courses are NALSAR, Lovely University, Bennett University, etc. All these places offer admission on different cri
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