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I would personally not recommend pursuing Bachelor of Visual Arts in Applied Arts and Graphic Design from distance learning in India if you do not get any classes to do practicals. Graphic designing is all about practicals and industry awareness. You may surely pursue this course via distance mode if you are already practicing the same on the job. I would suggest you do "On the job" training if possible, and pursue the course simultaneously. Once you complete the course, you may join as the below-mentioned options:
- Advertising art director. - Animator. - Creative director. - Graphic designer. - Illustrator. - Printmaker. - Production designer, theatre/television/film.

A graduate of English literature is eligible to apply for these posts. A few of the main exams are held by the SSC and the UPSC. Those who wish to apply for the position of teachers or lecturers can apply for the UGC CSIR (NET) or the SET exam. The defense service is one such area that takes in students after they have completed their graduation. Other areas where they can get jobs include the Police, agriculture, transportation or in the area of private investigation. If they wish to get jobs with the state services, students are required to write the entrance examination that is held by the Public Service Commission (PSC). For government jobs, there are several written test for which you can apply. You can fill the forms for Nationalized Banks, State Electricity Board, Indian Railway, Government Schools/Colleges, etc. Exams are conducted by UPSC, RRB, SSC, etc. on successful passing the exams, candidates are called for few rounds of interviews. For educational field you should have a B.Ed.

There are immense opportunities for an English and literature graduate in government as well as private sector. A graduate in English and Literature can pursue MA in English and Literature and appear for UGC NET exam and apply for Assistant professor in various universities across India. One can also appear for various government exams like SSC, Bank PO, State PSC and Civil Services. Apart from teaching and government services a graduate in English and Literature can go in reporting and Media, Content writing, Sales, Front Office, Advertising and Promotions, Public Relations, Customer Service and Airlines. A management degree after graduation will enhance scope and opportunities.

It is significant that engineers widen their knowledge and skills in the management area if they wish to become senior managers in an organisation. Having already obtained a technical degree, an MBA expands the horizon of their education in the wider areas of management. The role of the engineer is changing rapidly within an industrial organisation. The engineer is likely to be the manager that has to implement new practices and new technology. MBA gives you the confidence to pursue your dreams and gives you a force to innovate and experiment. A management degree polishes your managerial skills making you work towards the goal of the application with greater productivity and lesser cost. The course makes you acquainted with all the aspects of running a company. It grooms the person to serve the best to oneself only then, can he be an asset to an organisation.

Bachelors of Business Administration BBA is a management degree which teaches about how an organisation works and administration and how to handle the management. But, coming to Computer Science CS it is a technical degree which is all about technology and software. Both are irrelevant degrees which are highly impossible to pursue at single time. When coming to the toughness level of the degrees, Computer Science CS is a tough degree but, after completion, the job offers will be handful (If you pursue in a reputed college only) and whereas, coming to the Bachelors of Business Administration BBA when compared with Computer Science CS it is not so tough and it is a normal degree. But, maximum in India, there is no college where you can pursue Computer Science CS and Bachelors of Business Administration BBA at once. How you'll attend the classes? How you'll give the examinations and what, if internals are at same time for both the degrees? As per Indian law till 2013, pursuing two degrees simultaneously was not legal, but after 2013, it is legal. So, finally coming to the conclusion, pursuing dual degree is not a bad idea. But, the degrees which are been opted I. e. , Bachelors of Business Administration BBA and Computer Science CS is next to impossible. All the best for your future.

After your BBA, I can assure you that you can get a job in India. To get an internship or placement, only BBA degree won't help you because of huge competition as you are aware of it. Especially aboard, they mostly entertain MS students. So, if you want to get placed aboard, I would suggest that you pursue a postgraduate degree like MBA so you will be having an edge to get placed aboard. Now coming to the placements in India, initially, I mentioned that yes from ABBS you can get placement assistance. BBA nowadays, is grooming very fast and once you complete your BBA degree then you are able to get a job at the operational level. In other words, an entry level job depending upon your BBA specialisation. In ABBS, definitely, I would suggest you to take marketing specialisation in BBA. Finally, I would like to conclude my answer that yes opportunities are there, but it's always good to go with a higher degree.

Amity, Acharya and RICS are very famous in India for their MBA programme. Acharya is one of the campuses which is affordable, in terms of fee structure, for all students. Having 400+ recruiters in software, non-software and technical verticals. The average salary is Rs. 6.5 LPA and the highest goes beyond Rs. 24 LPA. The campus has a lot of international and national faculty members who guide the students for better career development. This campus holds direct tie-ups for placement with some well known and famous multinational companies like Bosch, Oracle, IBM, Infosys, TCS, Tech Mahindra, EMC2, E&Y, Thomson Reuters, etc. This helps a student to get placed in an international and domestic firm. A large alumni network of over 4000+ helps the current students in getting a job with excellent placement package. Amity has a very good brand name but stands below Acharya and RICS in terms of international relations. This campus is not that good as compared to Acharya.