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Hii Eliza,first of all wish you,your mummy papa and entire family a very very happy and prosperous new year.Now read carefully the suggestions If I may, I'd like to share some of my ideas with you.Choosing which courses to take in college/university may not seem like a huge decision. Checking boxes to fulfill a patchwork of requirements seems almost too easy. But in essence, you are asking yourself, “What knowledge will equip me with the wisdom required to make life's big decisions?”At least, that's what you should be asking yourself.In fact, colleges across the country have loosened curricular requirements to attract more students. It's the same reason why so many schools are building state-of-the-art facilities (and passing the bill onto the students in the form of increased tuition prices)
It is true that students can get a great education from almost any school in the country. The bad news is that the quality of their education is, in many cases, up to them, and many schools will provide little guidance. Students who want a solid foundation education.Too few schools require their students to develop a firm grounding in core subject areas, the foundation upon which later expertise can be built.
Now we will come to your point.MBA is good but try to get some experience before getting admission in the same.There is a huge scope post completing a BFA course. Fine arts usually reflects the creative side of a person and brings it out aesthetically. One with a BFA degree can make a worth career in various fields like art studios, advertising companies, publishing houses, fashion houses and many more. Post completing a BFA, you can opt for a 3D Animation, provided your career interests resides in this field.
After the successful acquiring of a degree one has plethora of employment opportunities in this field. Artists can work as free lancers. Employment can easily be sought in advertising agencies, textile industry and media houses. One can work in art studios and fashion houses. Artists can seek employment in advertising agencies, textile industry and media houses. Besides fine arts professionals can also work in production houses, theater and drama houses.
Is it fine Eliza,or if you wanted to discuss more,write me at milind.kkumar@gmail.com,we will figure out something more interesting and great for you.Give my regards to mummy papa and rest of the family Eliza

Hii Twinkle,first of all wish you,your mummy papa and entire family a very very happy and prosperous new year.Now read carefully the suggestions If I may, I'd like to share some of my ideas with you.Choosing which courses to take in college/university may not seem like a huge decision.Checking boxes to fulfill a patchwork of requirements seems almost too easy. But in essence, you are asking yourself, “What knowledge will equip me with the wisdom required to make life's big decisions?”At least, that's what you should be asking yourself.
Now we will come to your point. Medical Microbiology begins with a review of the immune system, focusing on the body's response to invading microorganisms.During the two years of study, the student has to take up 2-3 internal assessment examination and undertake a dissertation. The course, curriculum and system of examination are exactly similar to that of MD a course. The only difference between M.Sc and MD course is the duration, MD student get three years to study the same portion. During the course the student has to present subject and culture seminars besides undertaking a research work leading to submission of dissertation. At the end of two years a final examination would be held, consisting of theory and practical examination. Practical examination is held for three days and the examiner panel consisting of internal as well as external examiners. The pattern of examination is same that of MD examination.
Even though this is a postgraduate course, it is not considered a PG course by (Medical Council of India (MCI). Typically, any PG course lasts only for two years but medical M.Sc courses are offered for three years. The first year is dedicated entirely to learning medical subjects like anatomy, physiology and biochemistry just the way first year MBBS students do. The only difference lies in Anatomy where brain and limbs are not included in the syllabus. After the student clears the first year, he/she can then proceed to the subject of specialty, which lasts for two years
he options these students have next is limited. Unreserved candidates securing 60% or above and reserved candidates with 55% can pursue higher education by undertaking doctoral study (PhD). Clearance of UGC CSIR/NET and Gate exams with good results would be added benefit as they would be given preference to those without these exams. Besides, a regular scholarship too would be given.
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Hii Sukanya,first of all wish you,your mummy papa and entire family a very very happy and prosperous new year.Now read carefully the suggestions If I may, I'd like to share some of my ideas with you.Choosing which courses to take in college/university may not seem like a huge decision. Checking boxes to fulfill a patchwork of requirements seems almost too easy. But in essence, you are asking yourself, “What knowledge will equip me with the wisdom required to make life's big decisions?”At least, that's what you should be asking yourself.In fact, colleges across the country have loosened curricular requirements to attract more students. It's the same reason why so many schools are building state-of-the-art facilities (and passing the bill onto the students in the form of increased tuition prices)
It is true that students can get a great education from almost any school in the country. The bad news is that the quality of their education is, in many cases, up to them, and many schools will provide little guidance. Students who want a solid foundation education.Too few schools require their students to develop a firm grounding in core subject areas, the foundation upon which later expertise can be built.
Now we will come to your point.I am from Kharghar and ITM is just a 4 minutes drive from my home.Institute for Technology & Management (ITM) has been at the forefront of progressive management education and professional development for over 23 years. Offering Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) courses at 6 campuses across India. Over the last 10 years, ITM-Business Schools have consistently ranked among the top 25 Business Schools in India. Programs have got an “A” grade accreditation from NAAC and NBA in India. Among the top colleges, ITM has a different approach towards offering Post Graduate Diploma Programs that are Industry Relevant and radically different.No doubt you can take admission in ITM
You are really a scholar and talented girl Sukanya.I am really happy for you.Is it fine,or if you wanted to discuss more,write me at milind.kkumar@gmail.com,we will figure out something more interesting and great for you.Give my regards to mummy papa and rest of the family Sukanya

Hello Divya,
You have pursued B.E in CSE which is pretty good stream and is full of career opportunities so we won't suggest you to change your academic field. You don't have to be disappointed with your average score, even with this score you can make a great career ahead. You can go for further studies in your own field and pursue M.tech program. Below are a few industry focused M.Tech programs you can pursue and make a great career after completing them:
M.Tech. Artificial Intelligence & Artificial Neural Networks
M.Tech. Embedded Systems with specialization in Wearable Technology
M.Tech. Robotics Engineering
M.Tech. Nuclear Science & Technology
We would like to inform you that M.Tech admissions are already open in UPES and interviews are going on in different cities all across India. To know about the interview dates, location and eligibility criteria for M.tech programs, visit: http://www.upes.ac.in/admission-alertdetail.aspx?mpgid=125&pgidtrail=125&aid=120&alertid=17
Hope it helps! Good luck!

Hi Ved Prakash, At ITM, Career Services is integrated into overall PGDM iConnect program, exposing you to workshops and extended internship which focus on industry relevant topic making you to be more knowledgeable in wide areas. During the internship period you will be working in the industry which gives you experience and access to industry. This allows you to get the placement options even before you complete your PG.
In regards to final placement, Best companies from industries come up for campus recruitment at ITM.
Following are the ITM Placements for 2014:
Highest CTC - 30 Lakhs (International)
Highest CTC - 7.28 Lakhs (Domestic)
Average CTC - 4.6 Lakhs
For more details on placements visit ://www.itm.edu/pgdm/pgdm_placements.php
To assist you with any further queries call on ITM Toll Free - 1800-209-9727.

Hi Yash,
The basic eligibility criteria for B.Des. program at NIFT is:
The +2 level examination in the 10+2 pattern of examination of any recognized
Central/State Board of Secondary Examination, such as Central Board of Secondary Education / State Board New Delhi, and Council for Indian School of Certificate
Examination, New Delhi.
or
• General Certificate Education (GCE) Examination (London/Cambridge/Sri-Lanka) at the Advanced (A) level/ International Baccalaureate (IB).
or
• Any Public School/Board/University Examination in India or in Foreign countries
recognized by the Association of Indian Universities as equivalent to 10+2 system.
or
• A pass grade in the Senior Secondary School Examination conducted by the National
Open School with a minimum of five subjects.
or
•3 or 4-years diploma recognized by AICTE or a State Board of Technical Education.
For more information, you can check the following document:
http://www.nift.ac.in/downloads/NIFT_PROSPECTUS_2015.pdf
Hope this helps. All the best.