Career

Yes, being cabin crew can be a very good career. The cabin crew includes the flight supervisors, pursers, and air hostesses. The responsibility of cabin crew ranges from looking out for the safety of passengers to keeping a check on the availability of all necessary items onboard. A career as cabin crew offers many perks, which include:
1. Competitive salary: In the beginning, they can earn Rs. 40,000 per month with a reputable airline.
2. Job security: As cabin crew, you will be assured of a well-paying, secure job. You can earn up to Rs. 10.6 lakh as a cabin supervisor after several years of experience.
3. Travel across the world: One of the best things about this job is that you will get to travel a lot. If you are on an international airline, then you will be able to travel the world at no cost.
4. Career growth: You will join any airline as a trainee cabin crew and later start your job career as an F2 cabin crew in the economy class of the airline. You will be promoted to business-class crew and then cabin senior. The cabin crew member can get promoted up to the post of cabin service director. after which you can choose your department.
5. Additional Perks: These perks include medical insurance and discounted flights for family members on some airlines. Also, the air cabin crew often gets reimbursed for their travel-related costs while on the job.
Therefore, it is indeed a promising career.

IBPS PO has an excellent career path, and career growth is determined based on merit.
IBPS PO is a scale I officer (assistant manager) and normally becomes a manager (scale II officer) after 34 years. Promotion happens through a written exam and interview. From bank to bank, there is a slight variation in the time and process of promotion, but fast-track promotion opportunities are there in almost every bank. Being a generalist, the PO gets the opportunity to work in various areas like operations, credit, foreign exchange, investment banking, risk management, auditing, etc.
Banks conduct internal exams for postings in investment banking and foreign offices. An IBPS PO's career advancement is rapid. One can get a promotion every 35 years, depending on the number of vacancies in the bank.
The promotion grades are a manager (Scale II), senior manager (Scale III), chief manager (Scale IV), AGM (Scale V), DGM (Scale VI), and GM (Scale VII). The GOI (Government of India) then appoints the Executive Director, Chairman, and Managing Director (CMD).
Almost all EDs and CMDs of banks started their careers as POs.
A few selected ones also get a chance to become Deputy Governors (DGs) in the RBI, as one of the four DG posts is for a commercial banker. Therefore, joining as a bank PO is the best opportunity for making a career in the banking industry.
I hope this will help you.

Yes, candidates can apply for mass communication courses after they have passed class 10th or equivalent. Most College admissions are done on the basis of candidates score in class 10th examination usually there is no entrance exam. Scope for higher studies in mass communication:
After the completion of the Diploma courses candidate can apply for a Bachelor's degrees in mass communication to broaden and their horizons and increase their employment opportunity. List of some courses that can opt for completing their three-year Diploma courses-
1. B.A. Mass communication
2. B.A. In journalism
3. B.A. In journalism and mass communication
4. Bachelor's degree media Science
5. B.A. In media and communication
6. Bachelor of mass media
7. Bachelor of mass media and journalism
8. BJMC
9. B.Sc. Journalism and mass communication
10. B.Sc. Mass communication
11. B.Sc. Mass communication, PR and advertising Communication
12. B.Sc. Visual communication.

There are many career options after class 10+2 like Engineering, Arts, Finance, fashion Designing, Law, Chartered Accountant, Teaching, Journalism, Bachelor of Science, and Medicines.
1- Finance Sectors: Financial Analyst, Actuarial Scientist, Banker, Chartered Accountant, Stockbroker, Risk Analyst, Economist, and Auditor, etc.
2- Medicine Sectors: Pharmaceuticals, Research Laboratories, Hospitals, etc.
3- Art Sector: Bank, Ministries, UPSC, SSC, PCUs, Bureaucracy, Music Academy, Courts, Dance Academy, Educational Institutes, etc.
4- Bachelor of Science Sector: Educational Institutes, Research Firms, Hospitals, Space Research Institutes, Aquariums, Oil Industry, Chemical Industry, etc.
5- Engineering Sectors: BHEL, SAIL, GAIL, ESE, Educational Institutes, IAS, DRDO, NASA, etc.
6- Journalism Sectors: News Channels, Entertainment channels, Newspapers, News Agencies, Editors, News Anchor, Bloggers, etc.
7- Fashion Industry: Boutiques, Textile mills, Media houses, Leather companies, Jewelry stores, garment stores, etc.
8- Law sectors: Organizations, Ministries, Legal advisory Firms, etc.
9- Teaching sectors: Schools, Colleges, Institutes, Education consultancies, etc.
10- Chartered Accountant sectors: Law firms, Banking, Insurance Sectors, Corporate Houses, etc. Courses:
1- UG Courses for Arts students after 12th: BBA, BMS, BFA, BEM, BA + LL.B, BJMC, BFD, BSW, BBS, BTTM, Aviation Courses, B.Sc. - Hospitality and Hotel Administration, B. Design, Bachelor of Performing Arts, BA, etc.
2- UG Courses for Commerce students after 12th: B.Com, BBA, B.Com (Hons. ), BA (Hons. ) in Economics, B.Com LL.B. , BBA LL.B, etc.
3- UG Courses for Science students after the 12th: BE or B.Tech, B.Arch, BCA, B.Sc. Information Technology, B.Sc Nursing, B.Pharma, B.Sc Interior Design, Animation, Graphics and Multimedia, B.Sc. Nutrition & Dietetics, BPT, B.Sc Applied Geology, BA/B.Sc. Liberal Arts, B.Sc. Physics, B.Sc. Chemistry, B.Sc. Mathematics, Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS), Bachelor of Dental surgery (BDS), Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS), Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery (BHMS), Bachelor of Unani Medicine and Surgery (BUMS), etc. I hope this will help you.

A child counselor specifically deals with the mental health and wellness of children. They help children overcome their problems with a friendly approach. To become a child counselor in India, you will have to follow the following steps:
1. Take psychology as a 12th-grade subject.
2. If you have not taken psychology even then, you can pursue graduation in psychology.
3. After completion of the 12th, you will have to do a Bachelors in Psychology as either a B.A. Or B.Sc.
4. After that, you will need to pursue a master's as an M.A. Or M.Sc. In psychology.
5. To work as a child counselor, you may also be required to have a one-year postgraduate Diploma in guidance and counselling. This Diploma is offered by reputed institutions such as NCERT. After that, you can practice as a child counselor in school or work as an individual counselor.