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Akansha Bisht

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No, they are not the same.

Culinary Arts is a wider field when it comes to food preparation and cooking and includes elements such as cooking techniques, food presentation, food safety etc. It is basically the creative and technical part of preparing and presenting food. 

However, A Chef is a skilled professional who has the talent of cooking food. He/she works in a professional kitchen and is responsible for planning menus, supervising kitchen staff, and more.

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Akansha Bisht

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Culinary Arts offer a unique opportunity for creating visually appealing and delicious dishes. You can experiment with flavors, textures, and presentations as a Chef. The hospitality industry is expanding and offering a variety of career options in restaurants, hotels, resorts, catering companies, cruise ships, even television shows, etc.

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Pragati Singh

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Career PathDescriptionAverage Salary (INR)
Reactor Engineer (Nuclear Power Plant)Design, operation, and maintenance of nuclear reactors for safe and efficient power generation.INR 12 LPA
Fuel Cycle EngineerDevelop strategies for fuel utilization, manage nuclear waste disposal, and ensure compliance with regulations.INR 9 LPA
Nuclear Safety EngineerImplement safety protocols, conduct risk assessments, and ensure regulatory compliance for nuclear facilities.INR 8 LPA
Medical Physicist (Nuclear Medicine)Develop and maintain equipment used in medical imaging techniques like PET scans and radiation therapy.INR 7.2 LPA
Nuclear Non-Proliferation SpecialistWork in government agencies or international organizations to prevent nuclear proliferation and ensure responsible use of nuclear technology.INR 15 LPA
Radiation Protection EngineerDesign shielding materials and protocols to protect personnel and the environment from radiation exposure.INR 12 LPA

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Pragati Singh

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The possible positions that graduates can go for include corporate lawyers, legal advisors, compliance officers, contracts managers, business analysts, and positions in the government and regulatory agencies. Moreover, it becomes also useful for the entrepreneurs and business owners as they are able to know how to manage legal issues connected with their companies.

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Himanshi Pandey

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SJCC offers a BCom in Finance and Taxation through its department of Commerce. After pursuing BCom at SJCC, graduates can build a career as an Auditor,  Cost Accountant,  Income Tax Officer,  Tax Consultant,  Budget Analyst,  Finance Manager,  Accountant, GST Consultant, etc. They can also join the sectors of education, banking and other financial services. Graduates can also pursue a PG programme like MCom, MBA, CA, CS, etc.  

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Manori Sahni

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MKBU provide placements support to its students. Students need to maintain a good portfolio to get their dream job. Many companies conduct walk-in drives, in which MKBU BA graduates can also participate. The "best" BA programme for employment prospects in India will rely solely on your own set of abilities, passions, and professional goals. Some of the key highlights in terms of jobs for BA graduates are:

  • Emerging fields like Data Science, Cybersecurity, AI, etc. can be good option.
  • Established fields like Marketing, Finance, Economics, Accounting, etc. offer numerous job opportunities.
  • BA programms are usually aligned with government nee
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Tasbiya Khan

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No, it is not mandatory to be good at drawing but a Graphic Designer need to use art/graphics to enhance as well as promote a product, enterprise etc. Although not necessarily required, drawing abilities might be useful for a graphic/web designer. Instead of using traditional drawing methods, graphic/web design software is used to create digital artwork and visual concepts. Drawing abilities, however, can undoubtedly improve a designer's capacity for ideation, visual concept communication, and unique illustration or graphic creation.

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Tasbiya Khan

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With the growth of internet, Graphic/Web Design has become a sought after career option. Graphic/Web Design as a career requires one to have great communication, intuition, intelligence, creativity as well as technical skill. For people who have an enthusiasm for the visual and creative arts, a career in web and graphic design may be both gratifying and enjoyable.

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