What should I go for as I am interested in photography- degree or a diploma? I passed class 12th in arts stream.
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Mrinalani Teotia Worked with India's largest newspaper AMAR UJALA | Guide-Level 11
8 years agoHi Deblina,
If you really love photography, and want to make it as your career, then do a professional course and get a degree for it. You may also graduate in some professional course like Journalism and Mass Communication and then pursue Master's in that. If you have some other options for your career and photography is just your hobby, then Diploma will be alright. But, always remember to set yourself in any field, you must get a degree course. If it is just a hobby and you want to polish your photography skill, then you can go for Diploma or certificate course.
Hope my suggestion will help you.
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Konatham Abhishek If you do not go to the end, why to start? | Scholar-Level 17
6 years agoYou may also graduate in some professional course like Journalism and Mass Communication and then pursue Masters in that. If you have some other options for your career and photography is just your hobby, then Diploma will be alright. But, always remember to set yourself in any field, you must get a degree course. If it is just a hobby and you want to polish your photography skill, then you can go for Diploma or certificate course. Hope my suggestion will help you.
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