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Edu MentorEducationConsultant
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To be proficient in banking and finance, you can pursue either of the following courses as (a) PGDM in banking and finance or (b) CFA (ICFAI)/CFA(USA) from recognised institutes. To know more details and procedures, kindly visit the website of https://Shiksha.com.
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Rohit Kothawadei am here to help you in your problem
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If you want to go for banking then take commerce and in B.Com, take banking as an optional subject so that you will get knowledge about banking and finance and after your graduation, you can apply for banking exams.
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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
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Hi Neeraj,
It may not have a direct impact but a good GMAT score indicates your ability and skills. So, the employers value a good GMAT score. A good GMAT score will also lead you to a good business school which will eventually open up avenues. Also, there are many companies which asks for a GMAT score like McKinsey which means they do evaluate a candidate's academic ability. Read this:
http://www.mba.com/india/the-gmat-exam/about-the-gmat-exam/employers-value-the-gmat.aspx
It may not have a direct impact but a good GMAT score indicates your ability and skills. So, the employers value a good GMAT score. A good GMAT score will also lead you to a good business school which will eventually open up avenues. Also, there are many companies which asks for a GMAT score like McKinsey which means they do evaluate a candidate's academic ability. Read this:
http://www.mba.com/india/the-gmat-exam/about-the-gmat-exam/employers-value-the-gmat.aspx
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John Desouza
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Hello Soham,
A cinematographer is also known as the director of photography. He is responsible for filming a movie or TV programme. He uses many different technical devices for ensuring perfection in the shots, color, framing, exposure and lighting. His work is to set the artistic tone of the film.
For colleges, scope related information, you can refer to the following link:
https://www.shiksha.com/careers/cinematographer-25
A cinematographer is also known as the director of photography. He is responsible for filming a movie or TV programme. He uses many different technical devices for ensuring perfection in the shots, color, framing, exposure and lighting. His work is to set the artistic tone of the film.
For colleges, scope related information, you can refer to the following link:
https://www.shiksha.com/careers/cinematographer-25
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XIBMS
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Dear Kranthi,
Please note that MBA HR would be suitable for you. We at XIBMS also have advanced diploma in Human Resource Management.
Regards
Arun
Please note that MBA HR would be suitable for you. We at XIBMS also have advanced diploma in Human Resource Management.
Regards
Arun
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Dr Mohsin Khan
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The Bachelor of pharmacy degree is popularly known as B-Pharm in India. It is a four-year programme. Pharm D is short form of Doctor of Pharmacy. It is the professional pharmacy doctoral program of six years duration after 12th standard. In both the cases, you fulfill the eligibility criteria. The Pharm.D programme is a pre-Ph.D, post-graduate professional doctoral program of 6 years. Pharm.D is a post graduate degree and passed out students can directly register for Ph.D. If your career and conditions permits to spend four years or six years course then decide as per your case. Off course higher degree will always have better options
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Saikiran Sadurlaborn to fly high
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You can surely work as a teacher in many junior colleges if you are good in subject and communication skills in English.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Vaisnavi,
What you have decided to compare are really diverse things. To get a job in Google is real tough. You need to be in 95 percentile for campus selection. However, becoming a pilot is very simple. Join any institute in India or even in Malaysia) Australia / US and job is yours for asking in India.
What you have decided to compare are really diverse things. To get a job in Google is real tough. You need to be in 95 percentile for campus selection. However, becoming a pilot is very simple. Join any institute in India or even in Malaysia) Australia / US and job is yours for asking in India.
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Sutapa MoitraWorking for 28 yrs in garment fashion industy
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Hi,
Sometimes few things seem very simple but they are actually tough. You need to have lot of dedication, patience and hard work to reach the goal.
For areas like music there are few tips I can suggest. I am sure you will have many more ideas.
1) You should have formal training (even without certificate) with few years of practice.
2) If you want to work in films then try making contacts (search them through social media) and try finding jobs with them to work as assistant so that you learn and gain some experience. Also, make your contacts and PR strong. So, that one day you can work independently with your own talent.
3) Initially you m
Sometimes few things seem very simple but they are actually tough. You need to have lot of dedication, patience and hard work to reach the goal.
For areas like music there are few tips I can suggest. I am sure you will have many more ideas.
1) You should have formal training (even without certificate) with few years of practice.
2) If you want to work in films then try making contacts (search them through social media) and try finding jobs with them to work as assistant so that you learn and gain some experience. Also, make your contacts and PR strong. So, that one day you can work independently with your own talent.
3) Initially you m
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