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Hi Sachin,
Yes, it is worth joining Barry John Acting Studio.
For over 15 years, the Barry John Acting Studio has set the standard for professional training in acting schools. BJAS consistently ranks as one of the top acting courses in India. Its Diploma in Film Acting Course is the most comprehensive, intensive and challenging course for beginning actors in the country. For those who wish to build a career as an actor in films and TV, whether in India or abroad, the DFA is the essential first step. With Barry John's innovative, modern methods, all of our courses, from the Young Actors Club to the Weekend Certificate in Acting, reflect the same high standards.
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Hi Krishna,
Very few institute’s offer course in cosmetic technology. A course cosmetic technology is offered at Rashtrasant Tukadoji Maharaj Nagpur University, Lady Amritbai Daga College for Women. Kakatiya University School of Distance Learning and Continuing Education, Warangal offers certificate course in cosmetic science. Mumbai University offers -Diploma in Cosmetics and Perfumary Technology.
You will need to check for the eligibility from the college admin office.If you wish you could go in for a course in cosmetology from - VLCC Institute, Pune (www.vlcc.co.in). Dr Nishita Sheth's Cosmetology Clinic (DNCC)-promoted International Dermesthetic Academy (DNCC-IDA) offers courses in cosmetology. Other institutes offering the course are Kosmoderma Academy, International Academy of Aesthetic Medicine, Bangalore, (iaam.info/about.html). Even MET-Richfeel Institute of Trichology, Mumbai Educational Trust, Bandra West, Mumbai (http://www.met.edu).
Diploma in Advanced Hair Science can be done from Institute of Cosmetic and Laser Surgery Center, Borivali (W), Mumbai,(http://icls.in) offer courses in Cosmetology. You can check for the course details and other relevant details from the institute website or you can directly contact the institute.If you revert with the city of preference we can help you in a better way.
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Hi Gowthami,
After doing your B.Tech in Biotechnology, you can either choose to do a post graduate degree in the area of Biotechnology, if you are interested in Research. On the other hand you could also look into doing a management degree if you are looking at a Management post in the industry (eg Pharmaceutical Industry).
If you prefer to go down the technical research route, then you first need to get a post graduate degree –an M.Tech degree would be preferable. There are many universities that you could look at. Some of these are Anna University, Chennai; University of Calcutta, Jadavpur University, Calcutta; Indian Institute of Technology, New Delhi; Birla Institute of Technology & Science, Pilani, Jawaharlal Nehru Tech University, Hyderabad.
You could also do a degree in another related area such as Genetics, clinical research etc. This would depend upon your specific area of interest. After your PG, you can go in for PhD after which you can go in for Post-doctoral research. Here, we would like to mention that students usually prefer to do PhD and Post-doctoral research from abroad.
Depending on your interest you could opt for a course in SAP for life sciences. Designed to meet the unique challenges of life sciences organizations, SAP for Life Sciences empowers you to leverage future-proof solutions and technology that help you successfully meet the requirements of a highly regulated and monitored industry.
To pursue the right course you need to evaluate this in light of your own future career aspirations. Once you have clarity in terms of the sort of job you would enjoy, you need to analyze for yourself whether you have the qualifications /skills / practical training necessary to be able to get this. If not, then you may want to look at a course that would help you to work towards your objective.
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