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Hi Vikrant, Before you decide which one is better, you should first know the difference. Energy and power engineering degrees focus on energy efficiency issues by studying ways to reduce energy loads and increase system performance. This subject is closely related to environmental protection, as part of the alternative energy engineering sub-discipline. Specialisations in energy and power engineering include topics related to electrical systems, energy management, economic engineering, applied informatics, and more. Renewable energy engineers work to increase the energy production of clean energy sources like wind and solar power. And I strongly feel this has a great future since we gradually using / finishing the natural resources. The moot point with renewables are that - how competitive are they compared with the fossil fuels. The rapid and continuous fall in crude oil prices have knocked the breath out of renewables as we know them. But this is a temporary phenomenon. There are emerging new technologies that keep disrupting the energy space. Now you can decide at your own end which one you want to go for.

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M.A. in Yoga is a 2-year postgraduate yoga course, the minimum eligibility is Graduation from a recognised college or its equivalent exam. Admission in this course it depends on the candidate's performance in a relevant entrance test and the consequent round of counseling. The average tuition fee charged for the course in India ranges between INR 10,000 to 10 Lacs, for a span of 2 years. The course is beneficial for experienced Yoga teachers or senior Yoga practitioners or Health practitioners including medical professionals who want to learn and use Yoga Techniques from Ashtanga Yoga, Hatha Yoga, Ayurveda and Naturopathy for treatment of various diseases. They can become teacher and lecturer after its completion; they can go for permanent lectureship after UGC-NET. They can run private yoga centers and clubs for teaching and consultancy.