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Hi Swaroopa,
well photography is a very interesting and challenging career. photography has various categories namely-
Press Photographers or Photo Journalists
Fashion Photography
Portrait Photographers
Wedding photographers
Industrial Photographers
Wildlife Photographers
Feature Photographers
Forensic Photographers
Fine Art Photographers
FreelancingAfter completing the course you can get a lot of job option depending on your field. One can also opt for the option of being self-employed.
You can get job opportunities in
Magazine and newspaper publishers
With commercial photographers
In their own studio.
Press & publishing houses
Food product industries
With food stylists
Ad agencies
NGOs
World organisations
As freelancers Some photography graduates can begin by working as apprentice for senior photographers.
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Hi Rahul,
Frankly speaking there is no short term course which could take you abroad. Secondly, to go abroad you need to have a job in hand from an MNC which is hiring people for abroad. For this I would suggest you to contact various Job consultants who can help you getting a job abroad. These are the people who can also guide you on the kind of course you should do. I would also suggest that if you want to go abroad go through the study route as once you are abroad it would be easier to find a job their, but for this you will require good investment of money & you have to go for a degree level program which is at least for 1-2 years as getting Visa for short term programs would not be easy.
Hope this will be of help.
Thanks,
Pooja

Hi Vinod,
Being a part of an education portal I would like to give you an unbiased opinion. As there is no neutral ranking on the basis of which you can suggest the good or a bad Institute in India and there are only 10 or 20 top notch Institutes which have created niche for themselves like IIMs & XLRI etc. advisable would be that while choosing an Institute keep in mind few of the factors which will help you making an informed decision.
1)First and foremost the recognition of the Institute (the institute must be recognized by UGC or AICTE)
2)Secondly the course curriculum and the study material
3)The infrastructure
4)The Faculty background.
5)Lastly, Placement and Ranking.
I would also like to suggest that if possible you should also visit the Institute campus in which you are planning to enroll and try and talk to the faculty members of your course and the current batch students which will give a clear picture about the Institute. Also try and get few of the alumnae contacts.
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Pooja