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TVTODAY.GROUP

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Yes, if you are a good performer during academics and internship. Our students are successfully placed within the Group and outside the media industry also.

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TVTODAY.GROUP

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Yes, if you are a good performer during academics and internship. Our students are successfully placed within the Group and outside media industry also.

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TVTODAY.GROUP

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Nowadays, government news channels are looking for skilled professional who are having knowledge of the latest technology. There is no problem in joining any government news channel after doing PG Diploma in mass communication.

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TVTODAY.GROUP

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No, you cannot do Ph.D after doing PG Diploma in mass communication. This course is run by India Today Group with a vision to produce skilled professional for the media industry.

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Sunanda Singh

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Please specify the college/university/course you are referring to?

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priya arora

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You should go for Diploma in medical laboratory technology. The course is an allied health/paramedical course that is concerned with the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of diseases through laboratory tests. This will help in both the purposes you mentioned.

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KALAPURNAM INSTITUTEDirector

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Yes. Normally, it is possible if you are opting same interior field.

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kajal soniPursuing FRM part 1 from edupristine

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Yes, it will surely help you to grow. The purpose of the National Diploma in Human Resources Management and Practices is to provide you with a nationally accredited, internationally recognised human resources management qualification that will allow you to become employable as a human resource practitioner, human resource senior practitioner, human. Suggested Short Courses in Human Resource Management
Short Course The Human Resource Professional. Certificate Global Human Resources Management. Specialisation Human Resource Management - HR for People Managers. ICI Diploma Project Management.

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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

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Hello Pankaj,
Doing any professional course with distance education has now become a hazard. Recently UGC banned all professional courses from being offered by any distance University. Hence, I would not advise you to got for distance education.

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Anjali Sharma

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Eligibility for Diploma in Office Administration:
Age : Minimum 16 years
Candidate must have passed the 10th standard examination from a recognized board.
Candidate having little knowledge of writing and reading English or Hindi and 21 years of age is also eligible to apply.

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