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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Raj,
Why insistence on engineering? I would advise you to move away from this field. Why not try Humanities or commerce? There are plenty of opportunities in both these fields.
Why insistence on engineering? I would advise you to move away from this field. Why not try Humanities or commerce? There are plenty of opportunities in both these fields.
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Najah jabir Nalakath
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Revise all lessons key points without looking any notes or text but by locking it deep in your mind. Don't forget to revise all important derivations, optical instruments, galvanometer, cyclotron, etc. and why should be thorough with all formula.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
The aspirant can pursue graduation in journalism or mass media after completing 12th standard. Those who completed their graduation in any specialisation from a recognised board are eligible to apply. Apart from the educational qualification, one must have certain qualities to get bright future in journalism field,
- The candidate should be comfortable to stand in front of a camera.
- The candidate should have very good communication skills and should have a positive attitude.
- The candidate can also study the specialisation courses for television media.
- The candidate should have very good interpersonal skills and have very good knowle
- The candidate should be comfortable to stand in front of a camera.
- The candidate should have very good communication skills and should have a positive attitude.
- The candidate can also study the specialisation courses for television media.
- The candidate should have very good interpersonal skills and have very good knowle
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Aishvaryaa Poojaa dhayalanI am an aiims aspirant
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Yes, it is possible. You can build your concepts and fundaments.
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VIKRAM SONIMentor , Artist , Social worker, Traveller
Scholar-Level 16
Hi,
Yes, you can apply for hotel management program with your CBSE Patrachar or NIOS board mark sheet. Hospitality sector is always on high demand in respect of chef, client service, bar manager, guest relation, etc. You can pursue MBA after completing hotel management degree to reach management level position and to get a good salary too.
For this program, you should build few skills in a better way:
1. Commitment.
2. Communication skills.
3. Enthusiasm.
4. Interpersonal skills.
5. Leadership.
6. Organized.
All the best.
Yes, you can apply for hotel management program with your CBSE Patrachar or NIOS board mark sheet. Hospitality sector is always on high demand in respect of chef, client service, bar manager, guest relation, etc. You can pursue MBA after completing hotel management degree to reach management level position and to get a good salary too.
For this program, you should build few skills in a better way:
1. Commitment.
2. Communication skills.
3. Enthusiasm.
4. Interpersonal skills.
5. Leadership.
6. Organized.
All the best.
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Chetna S
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Jashan,
It depends on your plan for higher studies. If you are looking to move for studies in other states or abroad, you must take CBSE as it is widely accepted. State boards are better for higher education in the same state as the seats are reserved in the colleges.
It depends on your plan for higher studies. If you are looking to move for studies in other states or abroad, you must take CBSE as it is widely accepted. State boards are better for higher education in the same state as the seats are reserved in the colleges.
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