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11 months agoContributor-Level 10
DBUU BA graduates have promising careers in a variety of fileds. The career prospects differ across the BA specialisations offered at the university. Some job profiles available for DBUU BA students of various specialisations are tabulated below:
| DBUU BA Specialisations | Job Profiles |
|---|---|
| Economics | Auditor, Data Analyst, Teacher, Subject Matter Expert, Financial Consultant, Statistical Assistant, etc. |
| English | Copywriter, Proof-reader, Content Writer, Editor, Translator, etc. |
| Journalism and Mass Communication | Digital Content Creator, Journalist, Media Analyst, Filmmaker, Media Researcher, etc. |
| Public Policy and Administration | Environment Consultant, Public Policy Manager, Consultant, Policy Advisor, Economic Consultant, etc. |
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The MA full form is Master of Arts, a postgraduate degree course pursued after graduation. The usual MA courses duration is two years. Students can check the list of career options available after completing MA from Amity School of Film and Drama:
MA Job Profiles | Description | Average Annual Salary (in INR) |
|---|---|---|
Teacher | A teacher must also mentor pupils daily for them to not only study their curriculum but also grow into responsible adults. | 3 LPA |
Administrative Officer | An administrative officer manages office stocks, prepares reports on expenses as well as the office budget and also organises the records of the company. | 5.4 LPA |
Social Worker | In this particular job profile, one needs to identify and thereafter help people cope with the problems at hand. | 3 LPA |
Journalist | A Journalist is expected to research, write, and present the events/ news in an honest, unbiased and ethical manner. | 4 LPA |
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11 months agoContributor-Level 10
Once students have completed BTech from RKDF University, they are open to various job prospects. Fresh BTech graduates can explore various industries such as Automotive, Electronics, Chemical, and more. Listed below are some of the good-paying job profiles for BTech students to pursue:
- Aerospace engineer
- Systems analyst
- Chemical engineer
- IT project manager
- Design engineer
- Web developer
- Mechanical engineer
- Civil engineer
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11 months ago
Contributor-Level 10
LLB stands for Bachelor of Laws or Bachelor of Legislative Laws. LLB course duration is 3 years (5 years in the case of integrated programs) during which it provides a overall understanding of various legal topics. Students can check the list of career options available after completing LLB from IMS Law College:
| LLB Job Profile | Job Description | LLB Salary Range |
|---|---|---|
| Advocate/Lawyer | Represents clients in courts, provides legal advice, and prepares legal documents | INR 6 - 30+ LPA |
| Corporate Lawyer | Advises and represents companies on legal matters, such as contracts, mergers, and compliance | INR 12 - 40+ LPA |
| Litigation Lawyer | Specializes in court proceedings, arguing cases, and representing clients in disputes | INR 8 - 35+ LPA |
| Legal Consultant | Provides specialised legal expertise and advisory services to clients | INR 10 - 40+ LPA |
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11 months ago
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Both B.Ed and M.A Sociology are better options. It may depend on your future aspirations and your goals.
If your interests are inclined towards teaching and education, A B.Ed would be a better option.
And, on the other hand, an M.A. in Sociology would be more preferable, If your interests are inclined towards research particularly.
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11 months agoContributor-Level 10
In India, to become a dermatologist and practice in the medical field, completing an MBBS degree followed by an MD in Dermatology, Venereology, and Leprosy is mandatory. There is no direct path to becoming a licensed dermatologist without MBBS.
However, individuals who are interested in skincare and cosmetic treatments but do not want to pursue MBBS can explore non-medical fields like Cosmetology or Aesthetic Dermatology. These involve short-term Diploma or certificate courses but are limited to cosmetic procedures and do not qualify one as a dermatologist.
For those aiming to practice as a medical dermatologist, MBBS remains a com
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11 months agoContributor-Level 7
A career in the field of Home Science offers a diverse range of benefits, combining professional growth, societal impact, and personal fulfillment.Diverse career opportunities-Work as a nutritionist or dietitian in hospitals, wellness centers, or as a consultant.Opportunities in fashion design, textile production, or quality control.Roles in hotel management, catering, and event planning.
Home Science equips you with practical skills in nutrition, health care, resource management, parenting, and financial management, which are useful both professionally and personally.Promotes better family and community living by emphasizing nutri
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11 months agoContributor-Level 10
DY Patil University BPharma is a four-year-long course offered at the UG level. The programme is mainly focused on the area of the pharmaceutical industry, regulatory bodies, clinical research, etc. Candidates can go for the mentioned courses after BPharma:
- Drug Inspector
- Pharmacist
- Pharmaceutical Marketing
- Production and Quality Control
- Medical Underwriting.
- Own Business and Self-employment
- Hospital Drug Coordinator
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