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4 months agoContributor-Level 9
A Philosophy degree is indeed valuable in India. Being a Philosophy student, you'll develop skills like critical thinking, analytical skills, and communication skills, which will help you get countless job options in fields like Media, Marketing, Social Work, and so on. Not only in India, but with a Philosophy degree, you can find employment opportunities abroad as well.
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4 months agoContributor-Level 10
Unfortunately, there are no separate degree courses in Prompt Engineering at Indian colleges, but you can study related courses like CSE, Data Science, or Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, which cover the basic fundamentals of prompting, NLP, and LLMs. You can further take up online certifications to advance your skills and be a part of projects or internships for future career advancement.
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4 months agoContributor-Level 9
No, Maths is not mandatory.
For BHU's B.Com (Hons.) in Financial Markets Management, you're eligible if you had any of these in 12th: Commerce, Economics, Maths, Computer Science, Finance, or related vocational subjects. So a Commerce student without Maths is still very much eligible.
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