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Hi Anchal,
List of universities providing post-graduation in Disaster management:
- Rajiv Gandhi University : Faculty of Environmental Science,
- Arunachal University of Studies
- Pondicherry university
- Amity Institute of Disaster Management, Noida (Uttar Pradesh)
- Institute of Land and Disaster Management (ILDM
- Fire Institute of Research and Engineering - IGNOU Community College
- Archbishop Powathil Assumption Community College (APACC)
- North-Eastern Hill University : The School of Education
- Jamsetji Tata Centre for Disaster Management (JTCDM)
- Tata Institute of Social Science, Malti and Jal A.D. Naoroji
- Asian Fire Engineering College (AFEC)
- Mecosabagh Primary School Campus
- National Institute of Disaster Management, New Delhi (Delhi)
- National Civil Defence College, Nagpur (Maharashtra)
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Hi Anchal,
There are lot of job opportunities after post graduation in geoinformatics and the major employers in the field of geoinformatics are the Central and State governments. Central government agencies are under the Department of Space - National Remote Sensing Agency (NRSA Hyderabad), North East Space Application Centre, (NESAC Shillong), Regional Remote Sensing Application Centre (RRSAC Kharagpur, Dehradun, Jodhpur, Nagpur and Bangalore), Indian Space Research Organisation, (ISRO Bangalore), Advanced Data Processing Research Institute (ADRIN Hyderabad) and Space Application Centre (SAC Ahmedabad) apart from Indian Agriculture Research Institute (IARI) and Indian Council of Agriculture Research (ICAR). State governments offer jobs in their individual National Informatics Centre (NIC) and Space Application Centres with various State Electricity Boards lined up to implement geoinformatics as well.
In the private sector companies like Google, TCS, Reliance Industries, Reliance Communciations, Reliance Energy, CyberTech Systems, Geofiny Technologies, Magnasoft Technology Services provide numerous job opportunities
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Hi Roni,
Finance is a huge sector, and there are several job opportunities in this field. The industries which you can enter with the finance background are: Banking which includes fields like Investment Banking, Corporate Finance jobs like Investor Relations Officer, Credit Manager, Commercial banking, ForEx Management, Treasury & wealth management, Financial Planner, etc. Other fields could be stock broking, Commodity trading, Capital Arbitrage, Insurance & Risk management, Disaster Management etc. You can also look for jobs with big Finance firms as an auditor/ in the auditing department etc or can get into corporate companies finance department.
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Hi Roni,
CFA (Chartered Financial Analysts) is a professional qualification offered by the CFA Institute to financial analysts. A CFA qualification validates your knowledge of security types and investment along with the knowledge of quantitative methodologies for analyzing securities that is assessing their value and identifying their underlying risks.
Eligibility:
For CFA:
One must have a bachelor's (or equivalent) degree or be in the final year of your bachelor's degree program at the time of registration.
Career Prospects:
Apart from Banking, Insurance, Corporate Sectors and Finance, Leasing Companies, CFA charter-holders have openings in sectors like Railways, Reserve Bank of India and Financial Institutions like ICICI, IDBI, IFCI and UTI, etc.
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Hi Manisha,
First of all go through NCERT textbooks of class 11 and 12. For reference you can use
Chemistry-
Inorganic chemistry by O.P. Tandon
Organic chemistry by M.C. Chouhan
Physical chemistry by R.C. Mukherjee
Physics-
Concepts of physics by H.C. Verma
Physics by D.C. Pandey from Arihant Publication
Physics by I.E. Irodov
Physics by Resnick,Halliday and Walker
Maths-
IIT JEE mathematics by M.L. Khanna
TMH or Arihant publication books on mathematics for IIT JEE
Book by S.L. Loney for coordinate geometry and trigonometry
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Hi Kareena,
A hotel provides paid lodging to tourists and may also provide a number of other services or amenities, such as a restaurant, swimming pool, and/or spa. Many hotels are also arranged to hold conferences and meetings, thus making them useful locations for business meetups. A rating system of one to five stars exists as a means to compare the quality of hotels and their amenities.
Motel is a word derived from the term "motorist's hotel." This was a term used to indicate when a hotel provided ample parking, Initially, motel rooms had doors that faced the parking lot, making coming and going especially easy. Today, this may or may not be the case, as some motels now have inward-facing doors that connect to common areas. Motels are comparatively cheaper and have basic amenities, for shorter stay duration.
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Hi Kareena,
The star ratings system is internationally recognized as the measure for hotel's overall quality. However, what one country may regard as a 3-star venue will be a 2-star in another, and vice versa. While there is no international standard that hotels across the world subscribe to, the stars all pertain to a hotel's level of service, facilities, rooms, location and price. General guideline of difference as per the star rating:
5-Star Rating: Luxurious hotels, offering the highest degree of personal service. Elegance and style abound, the rooms are equipped with quality linens, VCR, CD stereo, jacuzzi tubs, and in-room video. There are multiple restaurants on site with extensive gourmet menus, and room-service is also available 24-7. A fitness center, valet parking, and concierge service round out the experience 4-Star Rating: Formal, large hotels, with top-notch service. Above-average service, beautifully furnished rooms, restaurants, room service, valet parking, a fitness center, and a concierge .3-Star Rating: These hotels offer nice, spacious rooms and decorative lobbies. On-site restaurants may be average in size but will offer breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Valet and room service, a small fitness center, and a pool are often available.
2-Star Rating:Offers consistent quality and limited amenities. They are small or medium in size and rooms will have a phone and TV. No room service but there should be a small restaurant on site.1-Star Rating: Small hotel managed and operated by the owner. Personalized atmosphere and basic accommodations.
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Hi Kareena,
Hotel/Hospitality management is a field that focuses on all areas of hospitality operations including hotels, restaurants, cruise ships, amusement parks, country clubs, and convention centers .In order to pursue this course you need to be 12th pass through any stream with a minimum 50%, plus you need to take entrance test conducted by various institutes, such as:
-NCHMCT JEE
-AIMA UGAT
-E-CHAT
-BVUHMT
-DTE HMCT e.t.c
The Pattern of the exam remains similar along the fields of: -Reading Comprehension
- Data Analysis and Data Sufficiency
- Logical & Critical Reasoning
- Quantitative Aptitude
- General awareness
Please refer to the link:
https://www.shiksha.com/popular-hotel-management-entrance-exams-in-india-article-6838-1
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