Career

Hi Sudhanshu, architecture graduates have plenty of options available. Either you can opt to study Masters or embark on a new career right away. A bright career will depend on your skills and potentials.
Before opting for a career you must decide whether you want to be work in commercial architecture sector or residential architecture sector. Career options will differ in these two sectors accordingly. Since the job market is extremely competitive, you must choose an area which is demanding.
To further help you deciding which career fits you best you should know that commercial architecture involves design and creativity in creativity in skyscrapers, hospitals, malls, and other corporations. Residential architecture involves designing a new home ( a dream home), sky-high apartment building or family homes.
You may also opt for a career in restoration which will require you to restore historical monuments and ancient buildings.
Further, if you pursue a Masters you may opt to be a architectural consultant in future.
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Hi Swami,
A BBA (Bachelors in Business Administration) or a BBM (Bachelors in Business Management) is a graduate level management degree that is solely designed to enlighten student's management skills at the Bachelors level. The degree is designed to develop practical managerial skills, communication skills and business decision-making capability.
Career Prospects: A BBA graduate can start off as an Executive, Associate, Business Development Manager or an Assistant manager in various organizations such as:
Manufacturing companies
Export and trading houses
Financial concerns
Banks
NGO's
PSU's
Multinational corporations
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Hi Lalit,
The storyboard artist use drawings and computer software to plan the shots and images for commercials, films (animated and live-action), and television shows. These drawings allow for the other members of a production crew to visualize the scene, and understand both the movements of the actors and the camera.
This career requires training in graphic design and/or animation, with a bachelor's degree preferred. This career would appeal to individuals with interests in visual design, film and television production, and design.
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Law has a very bright career , one can become a good lawyer or work in the corporate as a corporate lawyers. The corporate lawyers are highly paid hence if you are looking forward to go for law i would suggest you to go for corporate law. There are integrated LLB programs like BBA LLB with specialization in Corporate Law are available
that would help you not only understand the intricacies of business but be equally well-versed in the nuances of Corporate Laws and Regulatory Affairs.
You will gain valuable insights in both the business functions like finance, human resource management, marketing, international business and corporate laws in the fields of Banking, Corporate Governance, Investment, Competition, Insurance and Mergers and Acquisitions. There are many good colleges to pursue corporate law, few would be NLS, NLSIU, DU Faculty of Law, UPES.UPES College of Legal Studies is pretty good for integrated law courses so you can prefer it if you want to pursue integrated Law program.

Hi Kirti,
Rigging is a specialization. Like a real skeleton, a rig is made up of joints and bones, each of which act as a "handle" that animators can use to bend the character into a desired pose.
If you compare it to animation, the number of jobs would be lesser. However, a good rigger would always find a job. A rigger is typically good with logic and numbers. In the recent years India alongwith South Korea, Singapore, Philippines, China and Japan have seen a huge amount of outsourced animation work from across the globe.
Besides movies, animators are required for creating game & in the e-learning industry. Hence the increase in scope of placements.
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Hi Rishi,
Today almost every sector is getting computerised and almost every office big small or mid sized is having its own network of computers or intranet. To manage this network engineers or professionals are required. They are people with MCSE, CCNA, RHCE background .
So there is good scope for networking professionals in almost every sector in India or abroad, be it hospitality, entertainment, travel,banking, government jobs, BPO jobs,or education. Every organisation is needing networking professional to manage its computer networks in office and across offices.
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