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Hi Gayathri,
It is interesting to see that you are looking forward to careers in different streams. In case, you are not keen on pursuing further studies in your current stream, identify your strongest interest area.However, before short listing a new stream for instance, a career in Media,you should identify the following :
1. Which stream do you want to opt for in media? (Electronic media/print media/advertising/Film production/Photography/Mass communication/Public Relations/Media Planning to name a few.)
2.Do you have the requisite skill sets for Media or are you willing to acquire the necessary skill sets? For instance, are you a quick thinker, creative/curious person or do you enjoy writing/communicating or instructional designing etc.
3.Where do you see yourself working after pursuing your studies in a chosen field? Do you see yourself working in Television/ Copyeditor/ Corporate Communications/ PR Manager/Content writer/Creative writer in advertisement agency/Soft Skills Trainer/NGOS or as an entrepreneur
As for the institutes in Media, Aneeket has mentioned a few links,feel free to explore them as well.
In sum, your interest area and where do you see yourself working can help you choose a stream.

Hi Gururaj, ITM is constantly ranked among the top 25 Business School in India with Excellent Placements till date. ITM believes in imparting the best education to our students that would help you to excel in future. ITM offers 2 years full time AICTE approved PGDM Program it has its campuses at Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Navi Mumbai and Warangal. ITM Navi Mumbai is Ranked 10th in the state of Maharashtra (2011) as well as Ranked 19th among India's Best B-School (CSR 2011). This year we have redesigned PGDM program (iConnect) would give you a deep industry interface through extended internships closely guided by the corporate experts and also through updated curriculum. We have our own Hostel which provides you with best facilities. I would suggest you to call on our ITM Toll Free number our visit our Website for more details about Hostel, Campus and Program.

Hi,
To be eligible to sit for IPS (Indian Police Services) Exam conducted by UPSC (Union Public Service Commission) every year, one needs to be:
An Indian National Citizen
A graduate in any discipline from a recognized university and
Between the age limit of 21 to 30 years.
The examination is conducted in three level pattern.
CSAT(Civil Service Aptitude Test), Mains followed by an Interview round.
Preparing for this competitive and high intensity exam is very tough part of everything for the preparation some prefer self study while others opt for coaching. Hard work, dedication and concentration should be your assets in order to crack the examination in one go. Choose your best own way to get through the examination.
I am sending you link of institutes that might help you to prepare for IPS exam.
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Also find attached an article link tinyurl.com/yjr8dg8 to acknowledge you more on the same.
Feel free to revert. If it helps, close the thread by liking it or marking it as best.
Good Luck.

Hi Fayaz,
Well there are many good career opportunities apart from Engineering and Medical. So need not worry! Just take out some time, relax and think where your interest lies.
To know some career options for Science students, refer to the below link
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However,If you want to change over to a different domain altogether, you can go through career opportunities section on Shiksha and go through all the career options, figure out which one would be good for you and then if you have any query regarding any domain, you can ask the experts and other community members!
To go through the career opportunities, refer to the below link
https://www.shiksha.com/
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Hope this helps.
Keep exploring ;)
All The Best.!

Hi,
SAP Training develops skills and experience in the practical management and application of technology. It is for everyone - from everyday users to senior management.
SAP Education can help you/your organization reap significant benefits, including:
• Faster, more cost-effective initial implementations
• Better acceptance among end users, with decreased support costs
• Ongoing, optimal return on your software investment
• Faster adaptation to new releases and changes in business practices
Refer to the link below that has list of institutes offering SAP courses and further you may refine the search as per your location of preference.
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Visit respective websites for each one of them for details on fees, eligibility, admission, intake, etc.
I may advice you for SAP BI module (Business Intelligence), it provides toolkit for businesses to get better control over your data by acquiring, retrieving and analyzing it for your own benefit.
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Hi Nikita,
Well as you have mentioned Delhi University, I would like to say that admission would first depend on the cut offs. Once you manage to make it through the cut offs, then there would be a need for an entrance test which would vary from college to college.
For your preparation, you need to go through the newspapers everyday and make a note of all the good articles or important news that you come across. You have to mug up the punch lines of various good and famous brands and also their Brand ambassadors, mug up the punch lines of various good news channels because they might ask it. Also if possible try and read few books on GK and Current affairs, if you want you can refer to Manorama year Book which is a nice book for GK and Current affairs. Apart from all these you also have to practice a lot on writing articles because they might give you any topic to write or also a picture that you need describe so you need to write it in a creative manner and for that you need to think out of the box. Other than these you may also prepare on reading comprehension, grammar, etc.
Hope this helps.
All The Best.!