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Hi Vaibhav,
Some Colleges Providing Distance Course in Bsc. Visual Communication:-
-Mahatma Gandhi University, Chennai, George Town, Chennai
-Mahatma Gandhi University, Hyderabad, Hyderabad
-Mahatma Gandhi University, Mumbai, Mumbai
-Mahatma Gandhi University, Kolkata, Kolkata
-Institute of Technical and Professional Studies, Kolkata, Madhyamgram, Kolkata
For more institutes, please refer the below link:
https://www.shiksha.com/search/index?keyword=B.sc+visual+communication&start=0&institute_rows=-1&content_rows=-1&country_id=&city_id=&zone_id=&locality_id=&course_level=&course_type=correspondence&min_duration=&max_duration=&search_type=&search_data_type=&sort_type=best&utm_campaign=site_search&utm_medium=internal&utm_source=shiksha&cpgs_param=_&from_page=homepage&autosuggestor_suggestion_shown=-1&tsr=searchbtn&
Kindly refine the location as per your convenience.
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Hi Sanath, CAPI has a case analysis, extempore and personal interview. A case will be given and you are supposed to write brief analysis of the questions asked (close ended case study). You have to speak about the given topic for 1min in extempore. And extempore is conducted during PI. Common questions like Why MBA, Tell me about yourself etc. will be asked and you can expect some questions on current affairs and extempore topic also. Placements are good. Last years average package was 7.8LPA. This year it is 9.2LPA till January. Hope we maintain this figure this time. Hostel facilities are decent. You will be given 3shared room with attached bathroom with required furniture. Mess is OK OK. You have to adjust :) Hope you like it. All the Best :)

Hi Rajasekar,
If you want to work in Germany – and you're not from the EU (Belgium / Bulgaria / Croatia / Cyprus / Denmark / Germany / Finland.); EEA (Austria / Czech Republic / Estonia / Estonia / France / Greece / Hungary / Iceland / Republic of Ireland / Italy / Latvia / Liechtenstein / Lithuania / Luxembourg / Malta / The Netherlands / Norway / Poland / Portugal / Romania / Slovakia / Slovenia / Spain / Sweden / UK) or Switzerland (while Switzerland is not in the EEA, Swiss nationals have the same rights as EEA nationals.) you'll need a work permit, along with a residence permit which will be linked to your residence status in Germany. The right to work and to what extent you can work will be detailed on your residence permit.
If you're joining a relative who has permission to work in Germany, you will also be allowed to work. However, in most other cases, citizens from countries outside of the EU/EEA/Switzerland can only work in Germany if the position cannot be filled by a worker from the EU/EEA/Switzerland.
As Germany is keen to attract professionals into the country long-term, such as natural scientists (biologists, physicists and chemists), engineers, IT specialists, other senior personnel and academics, these people are granted preferential permits.
Types of German work visa:-
1)Permits for general employment
If you are coming to work in general employment (that is, a job that does not require you to be highly skilled or highly educated). You will need to have a vocational qualification and a firm offer of a job in Germany (and show both evidence of your qualification and an employment contract or letter of intent). The permit is usually granted for one year and is extendable as long as your situation remains the same. After five years, you can apply for a settlement permit or EU right of residence in order to stay in the country indefinitely.To apply for a residence permit, contact the German embassy or consulate in your home country/legal country of residence.
For more information:
Contact the German embassy or consulate in your home country, or the BAMF Information service:
Monday to Thursday: 9 am to 3 pm
Friday: 9 am to 2pm
T: +49 911 943 6390
E: info.buerger@bamf.bund.de
For PhD programmes, kindly refer the link below:-
https://www.shiksha.com/phd-programmes-article-4677-1
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ICSE does not have compulsion to opt physics at ISC i.e. at 10+2 level. You are permitted to opt following subjects
Compulsory subject: English
Other 4 elective subjects from following
2. An Indian Language
3. A Modern Foreign Language
4. A Classical Language
5. Elective English
6. History
7. Political Science
8. Geography
9. Sociology
10. Psychology
11. Economics
12. Commerce
13. Accounts
14. Business Studies
15. Mathematics
16. Physics
17. Chemistry
18. Biology
19. Home Science
20. Fashion Designing
21. Electricity & Electronics
22. Engineering Science
23. Computer Science
24. Geometrical & Mechanical Drawing
25. Geometrical & Building Drawing
26. Art
27. Music (Indian or Western)
28. Physical Education
29. Environmental Science
30. Biotechnology
Note: The following subject combinations are not
permitted for the ISC Examination:
(i) Physics with Engineering Science.
(ii) Geometrical & Mechanical Drawing with
Geometrical & Building Drawing
Thus, he can chose following subjects
English- Compulsory
Chemistry
Biology
Computer Science
Any Indian language or any foreign language
any other subjects from above
Please contact your school for if they grant such permission. For education abroad at graduation at post graduation level, you need to have specific subject qualification. In India too, unless you want to do engineering or medicine or B.Sc. in physics or related subject, you do not need to study physics.
For example, Delhi University has following criteria
Course Minimum percentage of marks required
B.A. Programme 40% aggregate(three best elective subjects and one language)
B.A.(Hons) Programme */B.Com(Hons) 45% aggregate(three best elective subjects and one language)
B.Sc(Hons) Mathematics 45% aggregate of four subjects PCME with 50% in Mathematics
B.Sc(Hons) Botany/Zoology 55% aggregate of PCB/BT with 50% in English
B.Sc(Hons) Chemistry/Physics 55% aggregate of PCM with 50% in English
B.Sc(Hons) Biochemistry 55% aggregate of PCMB/BT with 50% in English
B.Sc. Life Sciences 45% aggregate of PCB/BT with 40% in English
B.Sc.Physical Sciences 45% aggregate of PCM with 40% in English
B.Sc. Applied Physical Sciences
(Computer Science/IndustrialChemistry) 45% aggregate of PMC/CS. with 40% in English
So if you look, except for science subject, physics is not mandatory for other courses
Mumbai University does not have such rule of physics being studied at 10+2 level.