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Hi Kartik,
Film and Television Institute of India Entrance Examinations are basically conducted to test the candidate on the specific area that he or she has chosen. More over, in the Film and Television Institute of India Entrance Examinations, their will be question from General Knowledge and General Mental Ability. The maximum marks for the Film and Television Institute of India Entrance Examinations are 100 and the duration of the examination is 3 hrs i.e. from 10-1pm.
There is as such no specific syllabus for the courses with regard to the Film and Television Institute of India Entrance Examinations, since majority of the courses offered by the Film and Television Institute are skill based or performing art subject. In addition to that, one should concentrate on the General Knowledge part especially with regard to film media and from the world of entertainment. One should be well aware of the different socio-economic developments that are happening in and around the world. Awards and Recognition, for example the Oscars, Grammy Awards, who won in which category etc should be in the focus of the students. Then there will be some basic Mental Ability questions based on the elementary mathematics at the school level.
Eligibility Criteria for FTII Test
The eligibility criteria for the Film and Television Institute of India Entrance Examination is a degree in the respective subjects from a government recognized institution or university. But or some courses like courses in Sound Engineering, students must have done their 10+2 with Physics as one of their optional subjects.
How to Apply for FTII Test?
For applying for the Film and Television Institute of India Entrance Examination, one can either apply through the online mode or the offline mode. In either of the modes, the online and application fees has to be paid. The application fee for the general candidates is Rs. 2000 including OBC candidates (non-Creamy Layer). The application fees for the SC and ST candidates are 1650. In the online mode the candidates can fill up the online application form and sent the relevant documents along with two photographs to be uploaded at the institutes website. They should also send a declaration by their parents along with the documents. In the offline mode, the candidates can have a copy of the admission prospectus either by post or self along with a demand draft taken on the name of Accounts Officer FTII Pune.
All the best.

Choosing a right course or a career is purely depends on our interest and liking. If we analyze our self then will easily find out best career option for us. Any counselor or Advisor can only suggest you about the various streams available for students.
You can go for CA / CS / ICWA / CFP. Apart from this you can opt courses like:-
1. BMS
2. BBA
3. BBM
4. B.Com5. BBS
6. BFA (Bachelor in Financial Accounting)
7. Bachelor in event management
8. Bachelor in Mass Comm
9. BFD
10. BSW
11. Also opt LLB and integrated law related programs
Now think of all the programs and try to figure out all pros and cons of all the programs and note it down comparatively. As per the positive points and analysis done by you, choose your career option wisely as per the interest.

Hi dear,
1: Application Form
Application Form and Prospectus can be obtained from the Counselors in the campus from Monday to Saturday, between 10 am to 6 pm, upon paying the requisite fee. The applicants also have the option to download Application Form for offline submission. The duly filled Application Form then needs to be submitted along with the mandatory documents. For more information go through the Documentation List on our main website.
Step 2: Registration Fee
Interested applicants will be required to deposit
INR 15,000/- for 3 Month Short Term Course through DD drawn in favour of Asian Academy of Film & Television payable at Noida
INR 20,000/- for 1 Year PG-Diploma/Diploma Course through DD drawn in favour of Asian Academy of Film & Television payable at Noida
INR 20,600/- for UG/PG Degree Courses through DD drawn in favour of Asian School of Media Studies payable at Noida
The above mentioned amount is adjustable towards the course fee, only upon admission to the Academic programme. Step 3: Entrance Test
Guidelines and time schedule will be duly provided to the applicant beforehand. Aptitude Test: Aptitude Test will be conducted under supervision of the Admission Coordinator at the campus premises. Online Aptitude Test: Online Aptitude Test ID and Password will be provided to the applicant for this purpose. Step 4: Personal Interview questions will be based on the course or the specialty applied for in the interested Academic programme. The responses will be analyzed by the in-house trained interviewer. Personal Interview: Personal Interview will be conducted after the Entrance Test by the selected interviewer from Admissions Department. Telephonic Interview: A prearranged telephonic interview will be conducted 2 hrs after the completion of Online Aptitude Test for outstation applicants. Step 5: Result Declaration
The performance report will be conveyed via applicants registered email-id with the Admissions Department, within 2 days. Step 6: Admission Confirmation
Successful candidate will be provided with Admission Letter from Admissions Department confirming his/her admission to the opted programme. Thereupon, the applicant is required to submit the Confirmation Fee (as per his/her Plan), as initially communicated by the Admissions Counselor. Step 7: Original Documents Submission
All Original Certificates/Documents, along with one set of attested true copies of the documents in support of their claim at the time.

Hi Abdul,
Indian pharmacy education took a big leap in the year 2008 with The Pharmacy Council of India recognizing the Pharm.D program. This was a move to standardize pharmacy education in India and make it at par with international standards. Numerous universities and colleges in India have launched the Pharm.D program; however the road to success is a steep one with this higher degree program.
Job Opportunities After Pharm.D
On the other hand, the pharmacovigilance industry always struggles for qualified medical talent which suits to the needs of the drug safety enterprise. Jobs after Pharm.D could be many however the pharmacovigilance positions have the potential to take you to greater heights of the management enterprise. Albeit a lucrative career few mainstream physicians opt for a career in pharmacovigilance making ample room for the doctorate level educated Pharm.D candidates.
These JLI programs are sure to sharpen the skills of a Pharm.D student to make a mark in the Pharmacovigilance industry.
You can work as CRA,CRC ( these jobs differ from PV,CDC) here you will work in the clinical trial site rather than a CRO. CTC is highly variable. May range between 1.8-3 lakhs/pa
Academics is another option . CTC will be 2- 3 lakhs/pa
Other government jobs
Coming to second part of your question
Way back in 2010 when I met PCI president Mr. Suresh, he said they will be introducing Residency and Fellowship programs for Pharm D ( in which you can also choose to specialize eg: ambulatory care, cardiology, neurology etc etc on the lines of residency programs in US ) Don't think they will be out any soon.
You can always do MBA, which is the best option IMO ( terms and conditions apply )
You can go abroad to study or to work. To work abroad as a Pharmacist you have to give exams. Below I'll list few
USA- FPGEE, Internship, NAPLEX, MPJE
CANADA- PEBC ( 3 stages )
AUSTRALIA- APC
UK- just forget it
UAE & other middle eastern contries - Exam conducted by Health ministry, knowledge of Arabic. (spoken and written as well.)
Here are few links
Page on www.pebc.ca
Overseas Practitioner Registration
National Association of Boards of Pharmacy (NABP)
You can go to US,Canada,Australia,UK,New Zealand and do MS in many streams. I'm more inclined towards Canada as the prospects of getting a PR are higher.
All the best.