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Hi,
B.Com Hons. Course (B.COM Professional) is under graduate degree course. It includes subjects like cost accounting, organizational behavior . The course is designed to build up the ability to understand and judge thing related to business administration. After undergraduate you can apply for master degree with specialization in accounts and economics.
B.Com General course is also an undergraduate course but unlike B.Com Hons course there is no specialization in one subject. In B.Com General course you have an overview of all subjects of Hons. Course. More or less both courses are similar.
Comparison -
1.
B.Com General- You are taught about all subjects but as an overview
B.Com Hons/Professional- You are taught all subjects in details
2.
B.Com General- There is no specialization for pass course
B.Com Hons/Professional- You choose economics or accounting for specialization
3.
B.Com General- Cut-off is relatively low.
B.Com Hons/Professional- Your percentage should be high in HSC. Because the cut-off for many universities or colleges is relatively high than pass course
4.
B.Com General- Course fee is less
B.Com Hons/Professional- Course fee is relatively high than pass course
5.
B.Com General- Job scope is very less. For better job option you need to do MBA or M. Com
B.Com Hons/Professional- More job option in comparison to pass course
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Hi,
Find below some of the finest B-schools in India offering executive MBA program and accepts GMAT scores.
- Indian School of Business- Hyderabad.
- Xavier Labour Relations Institute (XLRI)- Jamshedpur.
- Institute of Management Technology - IMT- Ghaziabad.
Please browse through the link mentioned below to get detailed information regarding rankings of various B-schools in India offering executive MBA program and accepting GMAT scores.
Link: https://www.shiksha.com/top-executive-mba-colleges-in-india-accepting-gmat-score-rankingpage-18-2-0-0-310
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Hi,
Anchor is a program host. Anchoring is the art of presenting or delivering a program. It is, in other words introducing the audience to the program.
*Job Profile-
TV news anchors present news in different languages - foreign, national and regional languages.
Program anchors specialize in entertainment programs such as award shows, music & dance shows, comedy shows, reality shows, cooking, sports, crime reports or talk shows and debates etc.
Anchor should keep the audience engaged for maximum response.
Anchor needs to be charged up, passionate, enthusiastic and should possess detailed knowledge of issues. The nature of the programme determines the anchor's conduct.
*Skills required-
Good voice modulation, articulation
Knowledge
Excellent language & communication skills
Versatility
Vibrant attitude
Flexible approach towards the profession
Good, Camera friendly appearance
Smart disposition
Good perception
Good timing
Dynamism
Command over pronunciation
Good general knowledge of issues from different fields
Good sense of humour
Spontaneity
Calm and composed disposition
Unique style
Good mental ability
Leadership qualities are an asset
*Training in anchoring, comparing, hosting is offered through media training institutes, acting academies, drama schools etc. Some examples are:
IAAN School of Mass Communication (New Delhi), Asian Academy of Film & Television (AAFT), Pran's Media Institute (New Delhi), Center for Research in Art Of Film and Television (New Delhi), Sadhna Academy for Modern Studies (Noida)
A course for compering is conducted by Xavier Institute of Communications in Mumbai and is called ABCD which stands for Announcing, Broadcasting, Compering and Dubbing.
For All India Radio and Doordarshan selection is made on the basis of a written test. Voice test, screen test and interview for All India Radio and for TV are also taken. The test may involve writing announcements, presentation of scripts for special programs, audiences, etc.
Also refer-
https://www.shiksha.com/getArticleDetail/1913/Tv-Newscasting-Anchoring-For-A-Career
https://www.shiksha.com/career-in-anchoring-article-4611-1
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