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Shiladitya Roy
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Hi Subhajit,
One can apply for this course having a maximum gap of 3 years between 10+2 and the course at SXCKOL. Suppose you passed 10+2 in 2014 so the latest year you can apply for this course is 2017 which is done already. You can apply after doing B.Ed(hons) but the gap only can be 3 years max. As I already said.
When you asked the question the last date for this year's application was already over. Anyway, if you have completed 10+2 in 2015 you can apply for the course next year too. For that visit the college website in May'18. Other colleges might have different rules.
Anyway, you also can avail PGDM in Mass Communication or dip
One can apply for this course having a maximum gap of 3 years between 10+2 and the course at SXCKOL. Suppose you passed 10+2 in 2014 so the latest year you can apply for this course is 2017 which is done already. You can apply after doing B.Ed(hons) but the gap only can be 3 years max. As I already said.
When you asked the question the last date for this year's application was already over. Anyway, if you have completed 10+2 in 2015 you can apply for the course next year too. For that visit the college website in May'18. Other colleges might have different rules.
Anyway, you also can avail PGDM in Mass Communication or dip
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Keshav Sharma
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Hello Shruti,
JIMS-Rohini definitely has an edge in term of studies, curriculum and faculties. The placements are also better and exposure given here is helpful.
JIMS-Rohini definitely has an edge in term of studies, curriculum and faculties. The placements are also better and exposure given here is helpful.
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A KaushikEnglish language trainer cum career counselor
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A cinematographer is the more modest sounding use of the term Director of Photography. DP in North America, DOP is the British version. Cinematographer may also refer to an individual with a camera, whereas, Director of Photography implies multi-camera and a larger crew.
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Mariam shirazI am a high functioning sociopath.
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If you are truly interested in it then go for it as it will give you satisfaction in future. The eligibility criteria is 10+2. For more details go through the following link:
https://www.shiksha.com/arts-fine-visual-performing/photography/articles/your-career-in-photography-blogId-4618
https://www.shiksha.com/arts-fine-visual-performing/photography/articles/your-career-in-photography-blogId-4618
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