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Abida Javed

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Hi,
If you love the sound of your own voice and have a way to charm listeners with your words then a career as a radio jockey might be tailor made for you. As a fresher in this field, you can expect to earn about Rs. 10,000. However, as an RJ's popularity soars, so does his salary. No, it is not a risky career option. If you possess the required skills and experience, you will have no. of job opportunities where you can show off your skills. There are number of private players like Radio Mirchi, Red FM, etc. who are always on the lookout for fresh talent. All India Radio also provides opportunities to show your talent.

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Do you want to learn photography?

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Ankit Singh

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As these are private institute, they don't really give scholarship to students. But check with AAFT, they might have something to offer you.

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Ankit Singh

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There is nothing called placements when it comes to the film industry. You may get into acting and then try out theatre after that, but there is no guarantee of getting a break into a full-fledged film or something. Polish your acting skills and be the best and rest everything will depend upon your luck.

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Ankit Singh

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Hi,
Diploma in Film Technology and Television Production is a three years degree course.
Eligibility for the same is 12th standard.
List of few colleges are given below:
1. Atharva Institute of Management Studies
2. Digital Academy
3. Gulbarga University
4. Institute of Mass Communication Film and Television Studies (IMCFTS)
5. L.V. Prasad Film and T.V. Academy
6. Mahatma Jyoti Rao Phoole University,
7. University of Mumbai
8. Varu Institute of Professional Studies (VIPS)

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Ankit Singh

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Hi,
DEM stands for Diploma in event management. You may get into any of the colleges listed in the below link:
https://media.shiksha.com/diploma-in-event-management-in-delhi-ncr-categorypage-7-19-784-0-0-10223-1-2-0-none-1-0#cateSearchBlock

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