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astha singh
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Hi Pranav!
Some of the great books that will help you clear M.A. In Mass Communication are:
1. Handbook of Mass Communication (Theory and Practice)
Author: V K Joshi
2. Guide to Journalism & Mass Communication Entrance Examination
Author: By Student Aid Publication
3. Mass Communication Journalism: Entrance Examinations Of All Indian Universities
Author:Expert Compilations
4. Arihant Mass Communication Journalism Entrance Examination
5. Manorama Yearbook
Also, read newspapers daily and try some magazines like Frontline, India today, Outlook and get regular with them as they have the complete detailed, analysed reports by the experts. You can al
Some of the great books that will help you clear M.A. In Mass Communication are:
1. Handbook of Mass Communication (Theory and Practice)
Author: V K Joshi
2. Guide to Journalism & Mass Communication Entrance Examination
Author: By Student Aid Publication
3. Mass Communication Journalism: Entrance Examinations Of All Indian Universities
Author:Expert Compilations
4. Arihant Mass Communication Journalism Entrance Examination
5. Manorama Yearbook
Also, read newspapers daily and try some magazines like Frontline, India today, Outlook and get regular with them as they have the complete detailed, analysed reports by the experts. You can al
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rahul r
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The best option for UG study is right here, in our very own country. Going abroad is unnecessary expenditure, especially when there are a number of good UG schools in Inida. However, if you are still bent on going abroad, you can explore your options in the UK, US and Canada. Regards.
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Hariprasad Naik
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Hello Mr. Adyut, I'm happy to inform you that you have a pretty decent chance to get shortlisted for WAT-PI. You can go through the college official website for last year cutoffs according to the category that you belong to. All the best.
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SHOAIBULLAH S
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MA in English from Reva University will be your best choice, the department, faculty are good.
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Suprakash Mishra10 years of exp in Digital Marketing
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No Niharika. Not mandatory but most of IIMs gives extra weight-age for work experience. If you score very high, then have a good chance to get a call for next step.
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Ashutosh Tamrakar
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Hi Subodh,
The best institute to pursue Music and Fine Arts courses:
Kala Bhavan (Institute of Fine Arts), Santiniketan
University of Delhi
Sir J. J Institute of Applied Arts, Mumbai
Faculty of Visual Arts, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi
L. S Raheja School of Art, Mumbai
College of Art, Delhi
I hope it will help.
Wish you luck.
The best institute to pursue Music and Fine Arts courses:
Kala Bhavan (Institute of Fine Arts), Santiniketan
University of Delhi
Sir J. J Institute of Applied Arts, Mumbai
Faculty of Visual Arts, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi
L. S Raheja School of Art, Mumbai
College of Art, Delhi
I hope it will help.
Wish you luck.
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8 years agoI have sincere dedication for classical music, should I opt it as my career option after class 12th?
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Nilanjana Kamat
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Hi Ananya, its your personal choice, if you believe you can flourish with a career in music you may opt for it. You may pursue your B. MS and further gain a MS or explore other genres of classic music over the world. Career options may come in the form of teacher, music production, singer, musician, composer etc.
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Ashutosh Tamrakar
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Hello Ananya,
An array of employment opportunities are available in economics field. Meritorious candidates can get excellent job opportunities after completing their BA or MA in economics. Economics graduates can get prestigious jobs in the government sectors like:
1. Indian Economic Services.
2. Indian Civil Services.
3. Reserve Bank of India.
4. National Sample Survey.
5. Ministry of Economic Affairs.
6. Planning Board.
7. Planning Commission.
8. National Council for Applied Economic Research.
9. National Institute of Public Finance and Policy.
Job opportunities are also waiting in the private sectors, NGOs and international aid agenc
An array of employment opportunities are available in economics field. Meritorious candidates can get excellent job opportunities after completing their BA or MA in economics. Economics graduates can get prestigious jobs in the government sectors like:
1. Indian Economic Services.
2. Indian Civil Services.
3. Reserve Bank of India.
4. National Sample Survey.
5. Ministry of Economic Affairs.
6. Planning Board.
7. Planning Commission.
8. National Council for Applied Economic Research.
9. National Institute of Public Finance and Policy.
Job opportunities are also waiting in the private sectors, NGOs and international aid agenc
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Ashutosh Tamrakar
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Hi Ananya,
No, maths is not compulsory for admissions into Delhi University or any other universities. Delhi University has prescribed the following qualifications: (with 45% in aggregate as the minimum marks for admission)
Senior School Certificate Examination (12 years) of Central Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi with pass in five subjects (One language and four elective subjects) or an examination recognised as equivalent to that.
Or
Pre-University Examination (two years after ten years of schooling) of an Indian University recognised by the University of Delhi).
Or
Intermediate examination of an Indian University/Board or an ex
No, maths is not compulsory for admissions into Delhi University or any other universities. Delhi University has prescribed the following qualifications: (with 45% in aggregate as the minimum marks for admission)
Senior School Certificate Examination (12 years) of Central Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi with pass in five subjects (One language and four elective subjects) or an examination recognised as equivalent to that.
Or
Pre-University Examination (two years after ten years of schooling) of an Indian University recognised by the University of Delhi).
Or
Intermediate examination of an Indian University/Board or an ex
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astha singh
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Hi Ananya!
After successful completion of Masters in economics, you can work in the following Industry :
Operation Research
Finance
Industries
Analytics
Banking
Consultancy
You can also opt for government jobs like:
Banks
Railways
ONGC.
After successful completion of Masters in economics, you can work in the following Industry :
Operation Research
Finance
Industries
Analytics
Banking
Consultancy
You can also opt for government jobs like:
Banks
Railways
ONGC.
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Umesh Bisht
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In any artistic field a bright future really depends on the hard work and perseverance of the student. There are many Diploma and degree courses that one can pursue in the field of music.
It is better to opt for a course that has an integration of several subjects such as instrumental classes vocal classes in addition to music production. AAFT School of Music, Noida, offers such blended courses in music production that will generally be helpful in a broadened perspective of music.
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