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1.Get formal education/training (culinary arts courses)
2.Through apprenticeship with an experienced chef
It is better to follow the first path. By taking formal training, you will get better exposure, guidance and job placement opportunities!
Let us talk about formal training now. Formal training means undergoing a reputed and recognised culinary arts, catering or hotel management course. Let us find out more details about these courses
Relevant Courses (Culinary Arts, Catering and Hotel Management)
In India, there are mainly three formats of courses available in front of chef career enthusiasts
Bachelors Degree
Diploma courses
Certificate courses
Among the three formats mentioned above, Bachelors Degree and Diploma courses are the most reputed and recognised ones. I recommend my readers to pursue courses belonging to those categories.
List of courses:
Bachelors Degree Courses:BA in Culinary Arts, Bachelor of Hotel Management (BHM), Bachelor of Catering Technology and Culinary Arts (BCT & CA), B.Sc. in Catering and Culinary Arts, Bachelor of Hotel Management and Catering Technology, B.Sc. in Hotel Management and Catering Technology.
Diploma Courses:Diploma in Culinary Arts, Diploma in Food Production, Diploma in Catering Technology, Diploma in Food and Beverage Science, Diploma in Bakery and Confectionery.
Certificate Courses:Chef Certification Course, Certificate in Food Production, Certificate in Catering Technology, Certificate in Food Production, Certificate in Food and Beverages.

Hi Shubham,
Thanks for your interest in enquiring about our campus New Delhi Institute of Management.
For placement, the Corporate resource center/Placement team of college maintains close contact with recruiters throughout the year plays an active role in connecting with the most senior professionals and inviting them to campus to bridge the Industry- Academia gap. For the batch 2014-16, out of total 11% were placed in financial service companies and apart from this there were more who got placed in finance department of other companies. The average package for 2014-16 batch was Rs 5 lakhs per annum and the highest package was Rs 10 lakhs per annum.
If I compare both the colleges, NDIM Delhi is one of the better choice in comparison with Jaipuria for pursuing MBA. NDIM's PGDM has advantages like international visits, seminars, regular interaction with industry influencers and great placements. Also every college has its own advantages and disadvantages. You should select a college based on your skills. Talking about Jaipuria, their Lucknow campus is the best. If you can get a chance, take admission there. If you have to choose between Noida campus and NDIM, you better go for NDIM.
Hope you find this helpful and feel free to ask any other query.

Below we have listed top FIVE Gaming & Animation institutes in India, please note they are listed not based on the rank.
AIGA Bangalore - Asian Institute of Gaming and Animation
AIGA started in early 2008, claims to be the first dedicated Game education institute in India, in initiative of Edulink India Pvt. Ltd. offers various Certificate and Diploma courses in Game Art, Design & Programming.
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Backstage Pass school of gaming, Hyderabad
Backstage Pass fulfills your dream to become Professional Game Designers, Game Artists, Game Programmers, Animators, Game Producers or Animation film Producers through their career focused graduate and certificate programs.
For more details, email: information@backstagepass.co.in or visit their website http://www.backstagepass.co.in/
IACG- International Academy of Computer Graphics
IACG, established in the year 2004, claims to be India's first institute to offer Bachelor's and Master's programs in Multimedia & Animation in collaboration with Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University(JNTU), Hyderabad.
For more details, email: contactus@iacg.information or visit their website http://www.iacg.co.in/

There is a significant overlap between a data analyst & a data scientist but here's what I see as the main responsibilities of each:
Data scientist: Mainly looking at estimating the unknown, e.g.
Building statistical models that make decisions based on data. Each decision can be hard, e.g. block a page from rendering, or soft, e.g. assign a score for the maliciousness of a page, that is used by downward systems or humans.
Conducting causality experiments that attempt to attribute the root cause of an observed phenomenon. This can be done by designing A/B experiments or if A/B experiment is not possible apply epidemiological approach to the problem, e.g. @Rubin causal model
Identifying new products or features that come from unlocking the value of data; being a thought leader on the value of data. A good example of that is the product recommendations feature that Amazon first made available to a mass audience.
Data analyst: Mainly looking at the known, I.e. historical data, from new perspectives, e.g.
Writing custom queries to answer complex business questions.
Conceiving and implementing new metrics on capturing previously poorly understood parts of the business / product.
Addressing data quality issues, such as data gaps or biases in data acquisition.
Working with the rest of engineering to instrument incremental new data acquisition.
Of course, there is a significant overlap between the two roles. A data scientist always needs to write custom queries and a data analyst may need to build a decision-making module either by simple rules or applying machine learning principles.

There are many courses that you can opt for after class 12th. B.Tech and MBBS are all-time favourites but then life doesn't stop here only. You have various other good options available.
If you are interested in pursuing a course in the science field, you can go for various B.Sc courses like Physics, Chemistry, Botany, Zoology, Maths, etc. Other than these you have specialized ones like Biotechnology, Biochemistry, Microbiology, Forensic, Agriculture, Food Technology, Computer Science, etc. Apart from these, you have honours courses too. You can also go for paramedical courses like Pharmacy, Physiotherapy, Ayurveda, etc.
Other than science stream, you can have a career in Journalism, Film and TV production, Management, Hotel Management, Fine Arts, Performing Arts, Physical Education, Yoga, etc.
There are many reputed universities like Lovely Professional University, Chitkara University, Chandigarh University, Rayat Bhara University, etc., which are offering a wide variety of courses to choose from.
Check some of these universities for more details.
Good luck.