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Hello,
First, you need to know that the mass communication is a wide field. The communication involved at each and every place and the communication with mass is known as mass communication. So, it is obvious to have a huge variety of job roles in this skill. You would be glad to choose this course as this course provides jobs at a large scale. The job roles are mentioned below:-
-Media personality
-News anchor
-Journalist (Newspaper journalist and Television journalist)
-Magazine, newspaper or television news editor
-Television re-presenter
-Photographer
-Photo journalist
-Radio Jockey (RJ)
-Video Jockey (VJ)
-Film director
-Actor/ Actress
-Public Relation Officer
-Internet jobs
This is possible because communication is available everywhere. So, buckle up and go for this course if you really want it. This course is beneficial if you truly want to step into this field with all your efforts. You can easily adopt any job in this field with all your passion and hard-work. Mass communication is an exciting field for many aspirants but you only need to focus on the right working place such as journalist, anchoring, RJ, etc.

The minimum annual salary of an architect - which was around Rs.3, 00,000 in the year 2000 - has increased to Rs.6, 00,000 in the year 2018. An Architect has a lot of opportunities which are listed below: -Entrepreneurs (Architects are allowed to have their own office as soon as they pass out)Architects (Individual Firm, Partnership Firm, MNC)Furniture designersArchitecture PhotographyConstruction & Community based volunteeringInfrastructure development ManagersGraphic designersSet DesignersJewellery designersAdvance research in ArchitectureFaculty at School of ArchitectureHistory, Restoration and Preservation ArchitectsInterior designersValuers Built EnvironmentSustainability ConsultantsProduct designersLandscape DesignersProject/ Construction ManagersAnd many more fields.

Hi,
Organized by National Institute of Design, it's a design aptitude test held particularly to determine the design capabilities of aspirants. NID serves as an entry pass into the sphere of design sector, which is tagged among the most flourishing fields. Every year, thousands of aspirants appear for NID test to make their dream come real of being a fashion designer; be it in industrial, communication, IT, textile or integrated design. The examination is conducted in Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Bhopal, Chennai, Delhi, Guwahati, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Lucknow, Mumbai and Nagpur.
In this entrance exam, question will be asked on basics subjects which include communication abilities, Composition, Creativity, Drawing capabilities, mental capacity and sensitivity to environment and subjects of design.
NID pattern:-
The design aptitude tests will be conducted in stages:
level 1: design aptitude test - Prelims
level 2: design aptitude test - Mains
The design aptitude test - Prelims usually evaluates every candidate on the following abilities:
Knowledge
Comprehension
Analysis
Creativity
Visualization
Wish you all the best.

Professional voice culture training or course makes one eligible and capable of getting the job in 'Voice Production', sound management or voice training profiles. Voice culture involves training people in producing quality voice along with training the music- vocal people as well as presenters.
Professional growth in the voice culture domain is possible through consistence presentations of works and continuous liasoning.
If your course has been of the level of a degree then, the job and career is your only door to knock at! If the course you have completed or will complete or even pursue is merely a Certificate Level or a Diploma (not a PG Diploma) higher studies can be given a thinking.
The reason is that a delay in getting a good job just after completing the course of certificate level, for a fresher, is difficult.

Structural engineers are professionals who work with construction companies and carry out designing, planning and analyzing various structures. They work with structures and buildings taking into consideration the ecological, economic, technical, societal and artistic factors. Those who have studied the diverse courses in civil or structural engineering can work as structural engineers. Structural engineers require good knowledge and designing skills in addition to their technical expertise. As they may have to interact with laborers in their daily affairs, they need to have good communication skills in English and in the local language of the place. These professionals should also be up-to-date with the new technological advancements:
Eligibility:
Structural engineering is available in the postgraduate degree and so one needs to have a BE/B.Tech in civil or mechanical engineering.
Then, one can appear for GATE and other qualifying exams to get admission for structural engineering.
Pay scale:
The initial salary would be around 20,000-30,000 per month and with experience, one can earn more than 50k per month.

Most professionals working as 'Landscape Architect' are from engineering background. So, in order to become architecture in landscape you need to have at least Bachelor's degree. You will spend 4-5 years taking classes in design, construction techniques, art, history, and natural and social sciences.
It doesn't matter if you don't have a Bachelor's degree in landscape architecture, you can further continue your landscape architect career. But apart from the academic degree, your internal skills matter the most. You must possess a good sense of creativity. Your creativity will allow you to design beautiful outdoor spaces that will be functional as well. Landscape architects must make decisions and solve problems. Strong critical thinking skills will let you identify possible solutions and then evaluate them before choose the best one.

The first question: Should I opt for higher studies or pursue a job after completing a course in non-linear editing? It deserves a yes for a job if you are getting a job because the actual purpose of doing a professional skill oriented course or training is to put it into use and start earning the vocational income.
If the non-linear editing, which is much in use now, is coming your way in the form of a stable job where your skills will further improve, take that as a course of higher studies as well. Getting paid for learning will be a better thing than joining another institute just because the previous place did not teach you enough to get a job.
Why: Video editing has worked for all. Those who know video editing and have the interest to work on the same field, have work. It is just about making a good connection as well as presenting good work, which gets you more work and strengthens your career.

A historic buildings inspector or conservation officer, will advise on and promote the conservation of historic buildings, structures and areas of special historic, architectural, or artistic interest. They will work in the areas of long-term care, preservation and enhancement and may also be involved in regeneration projects that have community, economic and environmental benefits. Working hours vary according to the role and sector of work.
There is no specific academic requirement but a degree in archaeology or history, architectural history, architecture, building conservation, building or construction, civil/structural engineering, etc., can be essential. Although not required, a postgraduate qualification can be highly advantageous in what is a quite specialist and competitive field.
Salary:
A building inspector on an average earns a salary of 3-3.5 Lacs per annum. This can vary based on the reputation of the company also.
Salaries vary considerably according to the location, sector and size of the employing organisation.

Hello,
There is no particular strategy to crack the GP/PI and written test for top colleges. What you just need is to focus on the certain things:
(#) You should think about how you look. It is the first thing over which you have to put your concern. It doesn't mean that you need to be more fashionable, but you need to be professional during the GD/PI.
(#) How you speak - Your vocabulary is very much necessary during an interview. You have to be much fluent in speaking and writing English. This will give you confidence. During group discussion, be participative, attentive and speak immediately whenever you get the moment.
During personal interview, have good command over English.

Hello!
Ideally, there should be no confusion at all. Because, after the completion of any course you should join a job to test 'How' you have learned that course. My advise will be to go for a job and then after for higher studies. (#) Doing a job will give you the more relevant knowledge of this field. (#) You can save a big chunk of money to cope up with the major and minor expenses of your studies. You have just studied the video editing, hence there are many possibilities that you are unaware of the real projects that a company faces. You can get more knowledge you have to jump in the film and video editing business. This will not just make you financially independent and stable but also it will gives your additional preference when you will go to apply for the further continuation of your higher studies. Hence, without having more doubt on that, just apply for the job and gain industrial exposer for at least 2 years.
Hope this helps.
Good luck.

Hi,
Firstly, you need to register for NATA exams/JEE paper 2 exams and qualify in it to seek admission to a 5 year B.Arch Degree course, once the course is completed you become an Architect. Check the link below to get a list of approved Architectural Colleges. https://www.coa.gov.in/index1.php?lang=1&level=0&linkid=25&lid=26. The minimum annual salary of an architect - which was around Rs.3, 00,000 in the year 2000 - has increased to Rs.6, 00,000 in the year 2018. An Architect has a lot of opportunities which are listed below: -Entrepreneurs (Architects are allowed to have their own office as soon as they pass out)Architects (Individual Firm, Partnership Firm, MNC)Furniture designersArchitecture PhotographyConstruction & Community based volunteeringInfrastructure development ManagersGraphic designersSet DesignersJewellery designersAdvance research in ArchitectureFaculty at School of ArchitectureHistory, Restoration and Preservation ArchitectsInterior designersValuers Built EnvironmentSustainability ConsultantsProduct designersLandscape DesignersProject/ Construction ManagersAnd many more fields.

I am afraid that there are any specific government college for mass communication, there are many colleges that provides Bachelor's degree in Journalism precisely, but not Mass communication. Journalism is just a mere part of Mass Communication that has various fields inside, so if you want to pursue your career in just Journalism then DCAC, IP University are some of the leaders in the stream considering they are under government. Rest the fees structure in private colleges are also not that high and in fact you get the same exposure in both the sectors. See, both the colleges will follow the same course structure with the same facilities, gone are those days when being a graduate from government colleges will fetch you a better job. Now, Companies hunt for raw talent and people who know how to do the work assigned to them. So, you keep yourself available for private institutes also.

Hello,
There isn't any international tour as such in Ramaiah. It is a 2-year program solely within the same campus.Currently, the campus has been moved to a new building but everything else is same. There is a slight reduction in placements compared to previous years, but there are set of people who were already placed. Looking for a better career in management, I suggest that you enter in a corporate first and then opt for PGDM in top-notch colleges because you need to invest around 9-10 lakh rupees/2 years here and you would probably get a job, but may not give a better ROI and growth opportunities. Faculty members are good and path-driven.
Aim high, don't just restrict yourself to B-Schools (if you are capable).
All the best.

Hi,
Firstly you need to register for NATA exams/JEE paper 2 exams and qualify in it to seek admission to a 5 year B.Arch Degree course, once the course is completed you become an Architect. Check the link below to get a list of approved Architectural Colleges. https://www.coa.gov.in/index1.php?lang=1&level=0&linkid=25&lid=26. The minimum annual salary of an architect - which was around Rs.3, 00,000 in the year 2000 - has increased to Rs.6, 00,000 in the year 2018. An Architect has a lot of opportunities which are listed below: -Entrepreneurs (Architects are allowed to have their own office as soon as they pass out)Architects (Individual Firm, Partnership Firm, MNC)Furniture designersArchitecture PhotographyConstruction & Community based volunteeringInfrastructure development ManagersGraphic designersSet DesignersJewellery designersAdvance research in ArchitectureFaculty at School of ArchitectureHistory, Restoration and Preservation ArchitectsInterior designersValuers Built EnvironmentSustainability ConsultantsProduct designersLandscape DesignersProject/ Construction ManagersAnd many more fields.