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astha singh
Scholar-Level 16
Hi Shiela!
Very few colleges provide degree course in Chennai. You can also opt for a Diploma course or a media production or mass communication course that has photography as an integrated subject. Please follow this link to find the list of colleges in Chennai offering photography at various levels https://www.shiksha.com/arts-fine-visual-performing/photography/colleges/colleges-chennai
Very few colleges provide degree course in Chennai. You can also opt for a Diploma course or a media production or mass communication course that has photography as an integrated subject. Please follow this link to find the list of colleges in Chennai offering photography at various levels https://www.shiksha.com/arts-fine-visual-performing/photography/colleges/colleges-chennai
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astha singh
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Hi Mansi!
Yes there are many institutes in India that offer Bachelor and Masters course. Some of the best ones are:
1. Bachelor of Arts, Symbiosis School of Photography, Pune
2. BFA & MFA, College of Art, Delhi
3. B.Sc & I am.Sc in Photography, Indian Institute of Digital Art and Animation, Kolkata
4. BFA & MFA- Jawaharlal Nehru Architechture & Fine Arts University, Hyderabad
5. BFA- Sir JJ School of Applied Art, Mumbai
6. Osmania University, Hydearabad (BFA)
7. NID, Ahmedabad (I am.Des)
Yes there are many institutes in India that offer Bachelor and Masters course. Some of the best ones are:
1. Bachelor of Arts, Symbiosis School of Photography, Pune
2. BFA & MFA, College of Art, Delhi
3. B.Sc & I am.Sc in Photography, Indian Institute of Digital Art and Animation, Kolkata
4. BFA & MFA- Jawaharlal Nehru Architechture & Fine Arts University, Hyderabad
5. BFA- Sir JJ School of Applied Art, Mumbai
6. Osmania University, Hydearabad (BFA)
7. NID, Ahmedabad (I am.Des)
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Namrata Singh
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Yes, you can, if the degrees mentioned by you is from a recognized board.
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rahul r
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Please refer to the link provided below for options available for you after class 12th. You can select the appropriate stream and then pursue a course of your choice from the list of options on the web page below:
https://www.shiksha.com/careers
https://www.shiksha.com/careers
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rahul r
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Scope for Higher Studies after BPT
Some of the higher study options available for the students after the BPT course are,
Master Degree in Sports Physiotherapy (Hons.) (M.S.P.T.)
M.P.T. (Sports-Physiotherapy)
M.P.T. (Pediatrics)
M.P.T. (Ortho-Physiotherapy)
M.P.T. (Neuro-Physiotherapy)
M.P.T. (Neurology)
M.P.T. (Musculo-skeletal)
M.P.T. (Hand Conditions)
M.P.T. (Community Rehabilitation)
M.P.T. (Community Physiotherapy)
M.P.T. (Cardiovascular & Pulmonary specialties)
M.P.T. (Cardiothoracic Physiotherapy)
M.P.T. (Cardiorespiratory)
M.P.T. (Cardio-Pulmonary Physiotherapy)
M.P.T. (Biomechanics)
BPT students can also option for other professional programs f
Some of the higher study options available for the students after the BPT course are,
Master Degree in Sports Physiotherapy (Hons.) (M.S.P.T.)
M.P.T. (Sports-Physiotherapy)
M.P.T. (Pediatrics)
M.P.T. (Ortho-Physiotherapy)
M.P.T. (Neuro-Physiotherapy)
M.P.T. (Neurology)
M.P.T. (Musculo-skeletal)
M.P.T. (Hand Conditions)
M.P.T. (Community Rehabilitation)
M.P.T. (Community Physiotherapy)
M.P.T. (Cardiovascular & Pulmonary specialties)
M.P.T. (Cardiothoracic Physiotherapy)
M.P.T. (Cardiorespiratory)
M.P.T. (Cardio-Pulmonary Physiotherapy)
M.P.T. (Biomechanics)
BPT students can also option for other professional programs f
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Dr. Bhupesh Kumar
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Focus on your placement. Doing MBA abroad is a wastage of money and have no betterment for your career. A general MBA will be good and you can do it in India only. That will add to your career in future. As a general MBA in marketing with graduation in HM is better.
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Rahul Sharma
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CBSE UGC NET exam is held twice a year, usually in the months of June and December. If you prepare well, you may clear UGC NET exam in just the first attempt.
It is not as tough as you think, if you go with a planned approach, you can clear it. The most important thing is that, there is no negative marking. You don't have to worry about wrong answers or doubtable questions. If you are preparing for lectureship, the age limit criteria is not the mandatory, but in JRF, age limit is mandatory (maximum 28 years for general and maximum 33 years for OBC/ST/SC/PWD), so work hard to qualify the NET exam.The NET Exam is conducted in two phases U
It is not as tough as you think, if you go with a planned approach, you can clear it. The most important thing is that, there is no negative marking. You don't have to worry about wrong answers or doubtable questions. If you are preparing for lectureship, the age limit criteria is not the mandatory, but in JRF, age limit is mandatory (maximum 28 years for general and maximum 33 years for OBC/ST/SC/PWD), so work hard to qualify the NET exam.The NET Exam is conducted in two phases U
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