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Megha Aggarwal
Guide-Level 13
Madras School of Social Work does not offer B.Ed programme. Please refer to the link to know about the courses offered. Link: http://www.mssw.in/Pages/index/courses_offered.
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Tamanna Vahi
Beginner-Level 5
Both Masters in social work and law are very different courses from each other. It is impossible to tell which one is better than the other one, as every field has its advantages and disadvantages. So, you just need to follow what interests you the most.
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Megha Aggarwal
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You need to directly apply to the college and based on the merit the selection will be done.
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astha singh
Scholar-Level 16
Hi Soumyadip!
There is no point in pursuing a course that you don't like. Between photography and social work also, you need to figure out which one you want to take up as your career. You are eligible for both the courses as you have completed your 10+2 already. If you wish to pursue photography, please refer to this link https://www.shiksha.com/careers/photographer-88
On the other hand, a career in social work is personally very satisfying and rewarding. If you wish to pursue a degree in social work, you may consider applying to these colleges:
1. Tata Institute of Social Sciences
2. Department of Social Work
3. Madras School of Social Wo
There is no point in pursuing a course that you don't like. Between photography and social work also, you need to figure out which one you want to take up as your career. You are eligible for both the courses as you have completed your 10+2 already. If you wish to pursue photography, please refer to this link https://www.shiksha.com/careers/photographer-88
On the other hand, a career in social work is personally very satisfying and rewarding. If you wish to pursue a degree in social work, you may consider applying to these colleges:
1. Tata Institute of Social Sciences
2. Department of Social Work
3. Madras School of Social Wo
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Animesh Wadhwa
Guide-Level 12
Good afternoon dear,
Yes, you may but I would rather suggest you to go for MBA in finance or operations. The other options that you may go for are CA or CMA.
Rest is on you.
Thanks & all the best!!
Yes, you may but I would rather suggest you to go for MBA in finance or operations. The other options that you may go for are CA or CMA.
Rest is on you.
Thanks & all the best!!
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varun bhatiastudent's counselor
Guide-Level 14
Hi Shaifali,
It's good that you have thought of doing social work and especially making a career in social work as you have done MBA. You can do Masters in social work via distance or in regular. After finishing it, you can join any organization like NGOs or other organizations. Just check out the eligibility criteria for MSW that is Masters in social work. All the best.
It's good that you have thought of doing social work and especially making a career in social work as you have done MBA. You can do Masters in social work via distance or in regular. After finishing it, you can join any organization like NGOs or other organizations. Just check out the eligibility criteria for MSW that is Masters in social work. All the best.
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Sugandha Vats
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The cut-off for this course in the first cutoff list was 88% for the general category and Kashmiri Migrants students, 81% for OBC, 78% for SC, 71% for ST students, 65% PWD.
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