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Contributor-Level 10
This is being unfair to one education option. It depends on your interest and which field you find your career in. When interest and passion is high in one field then it becomes your career for life. You can go through a career assessment aptitude test to understand your interests better. Both are different domains, different placements, different roles and functions and in a different manner you contribute in a society. Money wise both are good.
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According to me, you hold a LLB degree and a distance MBA degree.
LLB gives you an understanding of legal principles, legal procedures and laws and regulations of countries and then the idea of corporate governance and legal compliance and legal procedures to enter into a business transaction. Master of Business Administration is a post graduate professional degree which gives you an overall understanding of business administration functions and specific industries.
LLB + MBA (Finance): you could get legal jobs easily in BFSI sector. The kind of jobs available ranges from legal compliance to contract management. Unless you understand
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You can prefer MBA or M.Sc. You have to appear for CAT, MAT or XAT for MBA. For M.Sc. you have to appear for TIFR or IIT-JAM.
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Beginner-Level 5
Hi,
Follow the following steps to become a model:
- Have a healthy body, including skin and hair.
- Research the industry. Find specific types of modeling that match your body type.
- Create a portfolio of professional-looking photographs.
- Memorize your body measurements, including hip, waist, and chest size.
- Attend open calls at legit modeling agencies.
- Avoid common scams.
- Research agencies and talk to experienced models for advice.
- Take photographs for your portfolio.
You should include professional-looking headshots including shots of your close up without a lot of makeup and on a plain background. You should shoot them in natural light (but not di
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