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Hi Umang, going 2 UK for IB is a gud option as u can complete Masters in 1 yr and save a lot of time. If u intend 2 come back after completing the course then UK is the best option as you can get the best exposure & a good mix of students in the class which will b v gud 4 u knowledge enhancement. But if you are interested in settling abroad after studies then UK is not a good option. In this regards u can either consider Canada or Singapore. These countries aint saturated like UK & have ample job opportunities. U can opt 4 a PGDiploma if not for a Masters. But recommendation would be 2 go 4 Univ than colleges unless the colleges are of high repute. The advantage of going to UK in this regards would be. one can easily get IB at a University. Here I am mentioning some Universities in the UK that offer IB : Bournemouth University, Glasgow University, Kent University, Birmingham univ, Newcastle univ, Edinburgh univ, Nottingham. I would recommend u 2 go through the course modules & entry requirements before you apply. Go 4 courses that suit ur profile than simply opting 4 top Universities.
Wish u all the best for a bright career.
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Hi Rajat,
For admission in NSD, the eligibility is graduate from a recognised university along with max.10 yrs experience in stage production and the age should not exceed 30yrs. Failing in any parameters would result in cancellation of candidature.
So in order to get admission in NSD, I would suggest you to join a good theater group so that you gain the relevant experience and become eligible for admission into NSD.
Few good theater groups are
Swantantra Theater
Asmita etc.
Or the best for you will be to initially join your college theatre group and then go for a professional theatre so that you get to know your capabilities in theatre.
For more info on theatre, refer to the below article link
http://tinyurl.com/2g4f8v2
In order to get more info on NSD please refer to the below link, it might help
http://tinyurl.com/yg5n3rw
Hope this helps.
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