Career

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Getting placed through campus is the ultimate motive of each and every student. It is easy to understand the concepts mentioned in the book and attain bookish knowledge but doing well in the interview is equally important. Here, is a list of the frequently asked questions that are usually asked by the interviewer during campus placements:
1. Tell us something about yourself?
2. What are your likes and dislikes?
3. What are your strengths and weakness?
4. What is your ambition?
5. Where do you see yourself five years from now?
6. Do You have a role model?
7. Which is your most memorable moment
8. What were the differences you noticed between your school and college life?
9. Can you work comfortably in a team?
10. Do you have plans for further studies?
11. What is success for you?
12. Do you believe in marriage or live-in relationship?
13. Do you feel the need for formal education to be successful in life?
14. Why should we hire you?
15. What can you do for the organization?
16. What do you expect from us?
17. Why do you want to join our organization?
For more you can check the below link for frequently asked question in campus placements:
https://www.shiksha.com/important-interview-questions-you-should-prepare-for-campus-placements-article-4258-1

Civil services constitute all departments of the government machinery which run the state administration. The Central and State Civil Servants are in charge of the governance of the various departments (non-military) to ensure that the administrative infrastructure works according to the Constitutional provision. The charisma of Civil Services has inspired young aspirants to gear themselves to prepare for the coveted services to fulfill their desire for achieving 'power and authority'. Please refer to the link for details:
To enter Civil Services, one has to appear for UPSC exams. In June 2011, Civil Services Prelims Exam was replaced by CSAT.
Following are the various services one gets to work in after qualifying civil services exams-
All India Services (Group A)
Indian Administrative Service (IAS)
Indian Police Service (IPS)
Central Services (Group A)
Indian Audit and Accounts Service (IA&AS)
Indian Civil Accounts Service (ICAS)
Indian Corporate Law Service (ICLS)
Indian Defence Accounts Service (IDAS)
Indian Defence Estates Service (IDES)
Indian Foreign Service (IFS)
Indian Information Service (IIS)
Indian Ordnance Factories Service (IOFS)
Indian Post & Telecommunication Accounts and Finance Service (IP&TAFS)
Indian Postal Service (IPoS)
Indian Railway Accounts Service (IRAS)
Indian Railway Personnel Service (IRPS)
Indian Railway Traffic Service (IRTS)
Indian Revenue Service (IRS-IT)
Indian Revenue Service (IRS-C&CE)
Indian Trade Service (ITrS)
Railway Protection Force (RPF)
Group B Services
Armed Forces Headquarters Civil Service (AFHCS)
Delhi, Andaman and Nicobar Islands Civil Service (DANICS)
Delhi, Andaman and Nicobar Islands Police Service (DANIPS)
Pondicherry Civil Service
Pondicherry Police Service
Besides UPSC, some of the most popular government exams are:
BPOE - Bank Probationary Officers Examination
NET - National Eligibility Test
SSCE - School Service Commission Examination

Making the right career choice is sometimes a bit confusing. But once you are aware of your interests and which way you exactly want to go things might seem a bit easy.
If you are from commerce background, you can pursue graduation/post graduation in the field and look for a job after its completion. A better option would be to prepare for other courses/programs along with your graduation.
Following are a few combination programs you can consider-
1. B.A./B.Com/B.Sc. and LLB/LLM
2. B.Com/B.A./B.Sc. and CA/CS/CWA/CFA
3. B.Com and DTL
4. B.Com and MBA (Finance/HR/Marketing)
5. B.Com and Mass Communication / Journalism
6. B.Com and Stock Market courses (NCFM/NISM)
7. B.A./B.Com and M.A./M.Com/MBA, NET/Ph.D
8. B.E. and Project Management
Then there are a few Professional Courses you might want to pursue instead, like-
1. CA and CS
2. CA/CWA and MBA Finance
3. CA and CWA
4. CA, CS, CWA
5. CA and CFA
6. CA and CPA
7. CS and LLB
8. CS and MBA Finance
9. CS and CWA
If you are done with your graduation and are planning for further studies, then you may consider combination programs for MBA, like-
1. MBA Finance and SAP/ Oracle ERP/ Tally courses
2. MBA HR and Diploma in Labour Laws/ Industrial Relations/ LLB/ Industrial Psychology
3. MBA Marketing / Operations and Diploma in SCM/Logistics
4. MBA (any field) and Project Management / Six Sigma certification

If you are open-minded, young, dynamic, passionate and assertive then this is a promising career option for you. This is a platform for you to visit places all over the globe. However, the best part that drags attention is their lifestyle powered by the worthwhile packages. In addition, if you are talented, then the chances are high for you to accelerate towards success.
Life in the aviation sector is not easy. It comes with a tight set of responsibilities along with working long and odd hours.
Some of the best institutes are:
-Frankfinn Institute of Air Hostess Training
-Universal Aviation Academy
-Jet Airways Training Academy
-Bombay Flying Club College of Aviation
For more details, refer to the link:
https://www.shiksha.com/top-air-hostess-training-academies-in-india-article-8968-1

You have following options to work in IT companies to pursue your interests in ccmputers after pursuing Commerce stream:
(a) For technical roles in IT companies you can do BCA MCA if you have Maths as a subject in 10+2 stage. If you do not have Maths in 10+2 stage your choices of Universities and Institute where you can do BCA-MCA will be limited.
(b) You can join IT industry as a Business Analyst. You may specialize in a domain such as Finance, Healthcare, Travel and Transportation, education etc. In addition you can do Business Analyst certifications from IIBA or BCS. Certifications from IIBA or BCS are widely accepted across world in field of IT. Some domain experts also join as testers to become IT professionals. Lot of IT Project Managers grow from testing field which is important component of Software Development Life Cycle.
(c) You can also also do BBA-MBA and join IT industry in the field of Pre-sales support, Sakes and Marketing, Acoount management. Most of commerce graduates prefer this option by doing MBA IT.
In addition you can do generic MBA and join IT companies in support functions such as Human Resources, Finance, Administration etc. You may choose any of the above mentioned option based on your interests, personal traits and preferences.

For a chef, once you have that basis, that's when cuisine is truly exciting," said world renowned chef Thomas Keller. Being a chef is not just about having decent culinary skills; in fact, its an art to be mastered. Hence, learning the basics is the first step to being a great chef.
Job profile of a chef: Chef's are head cooks, are in charge of kitchens, overseeing the preparation and cooking of food at restaurants, diners, and other operations where somebody can get a bite to eat. Chefs make sure that the kitchen is a well-oiled machine, managing the kitchen staff to make sure food prepared quickly and as delicious as possible, as well as maintaining records, ordering food, and enforcing food safety standards.
In addition, chefs will hire staff, plan menus, create recipes and make sure that those under him comply to his standards and make sure every plate has that little sprig of parsley on it that nobody eats.
Listed below are multifarious diplomas, certificate and degree courses to becoming Chef:
1. Craft Course Certificate in Food Production and patisserie offered at Institute of Hotel Management, Catering Technology & Applied Nutrition, Goa.
2. Diploma in Chef's Management offered at Academy of Culinary Education, Cidade de Goa
3. Bachelor of Catering Technology & Culinary Arts offered at Indian Institute of Hotel Management and Culinary Arts, Habshiguda, Hyderabad
4. Costa Crociere Cruise Chef Course offered at Culinary Academy of India
5. Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Catering Management offered at IAM Institute of Hotel Management, Kolkata
Pre-requisites for admission process
- The eligibility for admission to a hotel management institution is 10 + 2 with the eligible percentage.
- You must appear for a two-hour entrance exam comprising English, Reasoning, General Science and General Knowledge.
- Then comes the group discussion and an interview round through which the applicant's aptitude and personality is judged.

The major job fields in the hospitality sector include hotels, resorts, fast food chains, restaurants, etc. A hotel management professional can be employed in any of the above-mentioned fields. The hotel management field has always been a hot career option among the students. With globalisation, more and more hotel industries as expanding their business to the global markets. This has created a huge demand for hotel management professionals. One can also join this course because of its large scope in other countries. Students wish to do this course to make their career in abroad countries.
With the increasing globalisation, the hotel chain is also increasing widely. A job in the hotel industry is all about making others happy and comfortable.
Five-Star hotels require trained staff for departments like Food and Beverages (F&B), Housekeeping, Accounting, Marketing and Recreation.
There are numerous career prospects in sectors like Club Management, Hotels and Restaurants, Hospital Administration and Catering.
Please refer to the link for more details:
https://www.shiksha.com/hotel-management-article-4630-1