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Abida Javed

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Yes, you can pursue an event management course after completing Diploma in electronics. You can do a Bachelor's in event management. The main elements of this profile include meticulous planning, creativity, relationship management, marketing, advertising and much more. So if you have these qualities/capability then event management is the best course for you. You can pursue your Bachelor's from the following colleges:-
1.The Indian Institute of Learning and Advanced Development, Haryana
2.National Institute of Event Management, Mumbai
3.Pearl Academy, Mumbai/Delhi
4.Kaizen Institute of Event Management, Delhi

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Lalit BhandariIf I agreed with you, we'd both be wrong!

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Hi Ravi,
You can surely pursue PG Diploma course in photography if you wish to carry a part-time career option along with practising as a doctor. But choosing photography as a full-time career is definitely not a good idea.
You can select the type of photography you wish to do and learn the same instead of getting a normal diploma. The types of photography are mentioned below to give you an inside of the same:
1) Landscape
2) Fashion
3) Fine Art
4) Portraiture
5) Wildlife
6) Wedding
7) Macro
8) Photojournalism
9) Architectural
10) Black & White
You may select any of the above types and go for the course. Further, you can work as a freelancer.
All t
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Lalit BhandariIf I agreed with you, we'd both be wrong!

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Hi Divya,
Photography is more of a profession than a career. Thought to be a not-so-good job in the late 60s, photography has now turned out to be one of the most sought after professions in India.
Salary:
Photography as a field has no particular or fixed career and salary structure. One has to be very brave to start off as a freelancer. You would rather begin by working in a studio. One can start as an assistant to senior photographers in which you'd be paid Rs 3500 to Rs 6000. Once you are established, you would be paid as per the assignment. The range can be from Rs 10,000 to Rs 30,000. Fields like commercial photography pay higher co
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Ritika Pradhan

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No, college offers film-making course through distance. And even if you come across such institutes, pursuing film-making course through distance mode is of no use. Film-making is all about the practical learning. So, I would suggest you to go for a regular course.

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Ritika Pradhan

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You can pursue photography from either Sir JJ Institute of Applied Arts (Mumbai) or Symbiosis.

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