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Hi Vikram,
Both WIMS and WASE are good options offered by Wipro and as for the duration of the course is concerned, it is 4 years because of the fact that you are not an engineer at your bachelor level and are actually making a transition from BCA to M.tech stream.
As for the curriculum is concerned, it may be difficult to give away any details in specific to the syllabus but the as the WASE course is more about the Computer Science and WIMS is about Information Technology/System Engineering, in both the courses a lot of engineering concepts will be taught.
Both the courses are of 4 years course as these are the off campus (BITS Pilani) programs where the faculties are offered by the BITS.
A major difference between the two programs is that WASE is an complete higher education program where as WIMS is an employment model where the IT graduates (non engg) are taken aboard and are provided with a MS degree along with practical exposure to the Infrastructure Management Service industry.
WIMS is a course where you will get to work and study together.
Please do revert for any further query. if your query has been resolved, please close the query by rating it as the 'Best Answer'.
All the best!

Hi Nitin, National Institute of Fashion Technology Entrance Examination is conducted by the National Institute of Fashion Technology in India. This is a renowned institute which is providing a broad range of fashion technology courses in India. The examination mainly takes place in the month of February. The examination is meant for various graduation and post graduation courses in the field of fashion designing.
Eligibility Criteria:
-Graduation in any discipline from a recognized University is required.
-Bachelor of Fine Arts and Bachelor in Applied Arts are also eligible.
-Bachelor of Architecture is also included in the eligibility criteria.
-Diploma candidates who have passed from the NIFT is also eligible.
-The age limit ranges from 21- 30 years.
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Wish you luck!

Hi,
As currently you are pursuing undergraduate course and you have already got placement in one of the best companies in India, so you should continue with job for certain number of years and then you can pursue Masters.
The advantage of this step is: while working you will come to know about your further interest lies in technical field or management field.
So if your interest lies in technical field you can opt for MS in engineering, where as if your interest lies in management you can opt for MBA, and if you decide to go ahead with MBA, then in that case you work experience will be one of the most important eligibility criteria for admission in the top B-schools of the world, because all the good B-school requires at least 2-3 years of full time work experience after graduation for admission in their MBA program.
More over if you work for some years you can even finance your studies on your own.
I hope this answers your query.
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Thanks,
All the Best.

Dear Madam, First of all my salutations for being in a noble profession and guiding thousands of students all these years. Well,as a proud daughter of a retired VP of a school who is still very active i'd say the term holds no weight for ppl like you. Dad says, i got transferred from the school in which i worked for 40 years to this and i'm enjoying just like i did in my old school. There are many options for you mam. Since you are Bangalore based, my first suggestion is to join Azim Premji Foundation. They recruit senior/experienced personnel for designing curriculum, training on innovative/low cost no cost teaching methods and subject specialists. You can be one if you want and can share your expertise with many more children. Infosys is another option so is Yuva Bangaloru.who need some one at a senior level to monitor and train on pedagogical practices. If you are comfortable using net and office, you can teach online, contribute articles to sites like educational resources. You can contact educational Initiatives if you want to be a part of evaluation. Joining private sector in the same position as to me will be the last option.
Pleasure interacting with you,
Best Regards,
Gomti

Hi Fazil,
Well it will be very difficult to find an institute offering a course specific to Environmental Journalism.
But as you are already from Biotech field, you can pursue a course in Journalism from any of the reputed institutes such as
MICA
IIMC
JAMIA
XIC
SIMC etc.
Once you have mastered journalistic skills, then you can always use your expertise and research work to create niche for yourself in your chosen field. In your case it can be environmental journalism. Though as a friend I would like to say that Environmental Journalism is very narrow field and the scope is limited to English news channels and papers.
Hope this helps.
Thanks
All The Best.!