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Hi Dharmendra, to help you, I would say that pursuing MBA is the most preferred career option by today's generation. The variety of scope associated with it makes it even more desirable.
There are several specialties available in the MBA degree programs. And as you have shown interest in Marketing I would say that most schools offer full-time, part-time, executive and distance format based on student's need which adds up as a plus for those who are trying to advance or get promoted at his/her current place of employment.
Distance Learning MBA degree differs from a regular MBA. The USP of distance education MBA lies in the fact that it provides job-oriented knowledge that can be immediately practiced as one works alongside.
I am sending you some links of distance MBA institutes which will provide you information regarding fee, course, admission procedure, etc. Please refer to the below link.
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Shams@ hi harshita
There are many diploma courses available after 10th like -
Diploma in mechanical engineering
Diploma in telecommunication engineering
Diploma in automobile engineering
Diploma in computer science
Diploma in plastics engineering
Diploma in textile designing
Diploma in Hotel Management
Diploma in food technology.
If u will choose science in 10+2 than there will be a lot of fields 4 u like
Bsc, BCA ,MCA,B.E,MBBS ad many more.
If u will take commerece than u can join Bcom,Mcom,CA,BBA,MBA AND MANY MORE
BBA and MBA CAN BE DONE FROM ANY STREAM IN +2.
But, i will sugsest you just do 12th first while doing diploma courses. It will helps you to make your career bright in future.
All the very best,
Shams

Dear Student, I am not sure about Coimbatur. But JOB point of view you better do it in Bangalore as Coimbatur is near to Bangalore. You can stay in Hostel. Animation offers excellent jobs provided you are rightly educated and develop right skills. Industry wise it is already a 1.5 Billion Dollar industry in India according to NASSCOM reports and also it more than 80 Billion Dollar industry globally. Thus it is a very big industry. Industry includes entertainment movie/TV serials productions, internet animation content development, AD (TV/Internet/Other) development, Product /Architecture design, Simulation, Game design etc. In india there are already many top 10 global firms. Eg : Technicolour, Dreamworks, Digital Juice in Bangalore, Rythm and Hues in Hyderbad, Pixar etc. There are now many indian companies like BIG Animation Studio in Mumbai from our own Reliance, Manipal Studio in Bangalore etc. Lots of holly wood and bolly wood productions are happening in India, like eg : recent Dilli Chalo. Thus you can make a very bright future in this area. But challege is getting in to the best college so that you can get the right training. ANITECH offers UGC recogzd diplomas/degree -www.anitech.in or facebook.com/anitechbangalore

Hi Giridhar, Is your question geared towards knowing more about the supply chain industry or is it more a question around how to gain expertise in supply chain management.
If it is more towards latter, than I can add a few things to what people have already written. Supply Chain Management is an area that requires a specific training curriculum. The period when general management students could perform various roles within supply chain are long gone and now trained professionals who have gained expertise in sourcing, procurement, distribution management, inventory optimization and control etc. are preferred for various roles.
As a student who's interested in this field, there are various options that you can pursue. You could explore short term certificate courses in supply chain. In case you have a bit more inclination, you can opt for diploma courses. For people who are clear about making growing supply chain industry as their career choice can go for MBA in Supply Chain Management.

Hi Sonu, there is a excellent scope of Pharmaceutical in India as the companies in India are increasing at a good rate. Main area where most of the companies are located is Gujarat where you can find almost all the companies. after the completion of B.Pharm, you can go for either job or for higher education. For getting a seat in a good college for M.Pharm, you must score at least 50% marks in graduation.
As you have already decided to pursue M.Pharma I would say that after M.Pharm you may go for PhD in a specific field of interest; pharmaceutics; pharmaceutical chemistry; pharamacognosy; clinical research; hospital pharmacy, etc. Another option is to pursue MBA Pharmacy. After this, aspirants can work in research area, drug manufacturing firms etc and in international companies too.
After pursuing M.pharma you may opt for job in the sector as after having Masters degree in your hands your value in the market will be very high and you will get a handsome salary also.
I am sending you link of institutes, please refer to it.
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All the best!

Dear Kapil, don't loose heart that you have still not found the job. I am outlining the various options, you may select whichever is most suitable to you.
1. Prepare for GATE in Feb2012 and try to score well to get admission in M.Tech. from NIT/IIT
2. Prepare for CDS exams and select IAF, Navy or Indian Army as carrier option.
3. Prepare for BARC, ISRO, DRDO. They do not require the attributes looked by MNC software companies but require fundamental understanding of technical subjects.
4. Prepare for BHEL, BEL, NTPC, BSNL,ONGC, State Electricity Boards. In these exams, lacs of candidate appear and are those who are currently working as faculties in engg colleges. Chances of selection is as good as in lottery.
5. Prepare for HAL, Airport Authority of India. Their exams are slightly tilted towards avionics and navigational aids related theories.
6. There are more than 500 VLSI design and electronics instrumentation companies in india, who do not advertise for jobs but if you go to their website, they will offer registration forms.
Now it is very obvious that you will have to select one of the above and put in hard work for a year or so. You can't prepare for all of the simultaneously, as their exam patterns are different.

Hi,
NTU, is one of the finest university in Singapore, getting admission in this university is very competitive.
A degree from NTU, is world wide acclaimed and acknowledged.
As you have completed your undergraduate degree in EC, you can pursue Masters in same or related fields, and as you have relevant work experience for 2 years, it will help gain advantage over other applicants.
In order to pursue MS, you need to have:
Good academic record, preferably 60% plus in graduation.
Relevant undergraduate degree from recognized university.
GRE score of 1200-1300 plus.
TOEFL score of 85-90 plus or IELTS score of 6-7 bands plus.
I hope this answers your query.
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