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Hi Shilpa,
I would suggest you to join a coaching Institute for the preparation of UPSC examination as it is a tough nut to crack and needs a lot of preparation guidance and focused approach to clear such examinations. If you want to do self study in that case you can get the study material from one of the good coaching institutes like Rau's study circle etc. As there is no set formula for preparation the only suggestion I would give is to be focused and learn time management.
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Hi Godara,
First of all I would like to say that the Dual Degree programs are very intensive and would require a lot hard work and perseverance to perform well on the program so, only in case you are confident to do justice to the programme go for it. As far as getting a job is concerned after this degree, it would largely depend on the individual capabilities, how one performs on the programme and how one uses the Knowledge earned at the time of Job interviews.
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Hi Shweta,
As your CAT percentile are quite low so there would be very less options available for you, few of which are: NDIM, EMPI, Asia Pacific, Amrita, Suryadatta, Skyline etc.
As far as ATMA is concerned I would like to congratulate you, with this percentile I think you would be able to get into almost all the good B-Schools who are accepting ATMA Scores. For more information on Institutes accepting CAT & ATMA Scores, please check the links below:
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Hi Shilpa,
Opting for a particular specialization will entirely depend on your area of interest and no one else can guide you on that. I would suggest you to prepare well for the entrances conducted for LL.M and try to secure admission to a well reputed institute.There are many institute specific entrances and the premier ones like CLAT being conducted.
To know about the various institutes in India which are offering LLM courses and to knwo about the same you may refer to the following link:
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As for practicing in Supreme Court is concerned, If you are an advocate you have right to practice law in any Court including the Supreme Court under the provisions of Advocate Act, but for Supreme Court a petition need be filed only through an advocate on records and only then you can appear in the Supreme Court.
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Hi Anita,
First of all I would like to congratulate you on getting a good score on both SNAP and CAT; however I would also add here that for in the top notch colleges it is always a tough competition especially for CAT.
As the Cut off keeps on changing every year giving you an exact details would not be possible, however few of the institutes which you may consider based on the last years cutoffs in the case of CAT are: KJ Somaiya, BIM, Fore, UBS, NIRMA, IMI-HR, ITM (Mum), LBS, FMS (BHU) etc.
For SNAP you can consider SCM-HRD, SIIB, and SITM etc. Although, you have got good Score on SNAP but according to last years cut off it seems difficult to get through SIBMP however you can try for SIBMB.
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A close cousin of Animation, Visual Effects is one of the hottest areas in the media and entertainment industry. Visual Effects techniques are used in almost every single film we see today, therefore huge career opportunities are available in for visual effects artistes.
Some examples of visual effects in films include things like explosions, flying objects, etc. and even simple things you may not notice like colour correction and wire removal.
What is Visual Effects?
Visual effects (commonly shortened to Visual F/X or VFX) are the various processes by which imagery is created and/or manipulated outside the context of a live action shoot. Visual effects involve the integration of live-action footage and generated imagery to create environments which look realistic, but would be dangerous, costly, or simply impossible to capture on film. Visual effects using computer generated imagery (CGI) have become increasingly common in big-budget films, and have also recently become accessible to the amateur filmmaker with the introduction of affordable animation and compositing software.

Hi,
You can apply to The University of Toronto and University of Alberta. I would like to let you know the eligibility criteria s which are listed as follows:
1) You have completed your Bachelor of Science(With a major in the related field)
2) Taken the GRE, TOEFL
3) Submit 2 letters of recommendation
4) Completed the foundation coursework required by the university in your under graduation. If you have not completed the foundation coursework, you will have to take up a pre course from the university completing the foundation coursework.
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