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Hi
There are a lot of short term courses on offer. Since you have not mentioned your location, it will not be possible for us to give you complete information. Every state and country has its set real estate laws and ordinances. These laws may vary largely for every city. This is one reason for a real estate professional to become aware of and have a deep insight into his region’s property laws and regulations. The real estate training courses consist of a series of classes or lectures which cover anything and everything about real estate in your region. The courses are designed, handled and delivered by the area’s real estate experts with vast experience of the local property market. The most common things covered in the property training are the property laws governing your area’s real estate industry, your responsibilities as a real estate agent, and the types of real estate present in your zone of operation. The courses are also designed to hone your buying and selling skills as a property agent.These courses are gaining popularity around the world and many established property companies and agencies have taken this initiative. Not only established real estate companies, but also experienced property professionals have started educating people about the property business and its ethics. One such is the Indian Institute of Real Estate http://www.iire.co.in/News.aspx which offers training courses. There are numerous real estate training courses available online as well. However if you need further help or guidance you could revert with details of your location and career goal so that we can help you better.
All the best.

Hi,
After BJMC, you should go for higher studies such as-
Master of Arts in-
Journalism
Broadcast Journalism
Convergent Journalism
Mass Communication and Journalism
Mass Communication
Media and Communication
Photo Journalism
Public Relations
Hindi and Journalism
Master of Science in-
Mass Communication
Mass Communication and Journalism
Mass Communication, Advertising and Journalism
Master in Development Journalism and Mass Communication
Master of Journalism and Mass Communication
Master in Mass Communication, Advertising and Journalism
Post Graduate Diploma in-
Journalism and Mass Communication
Journalism
Print Journalism
Science and Technology Journalism
Business Journalism
Defense Journalism
Oriya Journalism
Corporate Communication
Aspirants who complete higher studies in Journalism can look for numerous job openings in several fields in the media industry. They can work in a lot of job profiles in this industry like
Journalist
Film Director
Feature Writer
Freelance Writer
TV Correspondent
Correspondent
Cartoonist
Photojournalist
Editor
Production Worker
Producer
Proof Reader
Sound Engineer
Special Correspondent
Video Jockey (VJ)
They can work in any of the following areas:
Advertising Agencies
Radio Telecasting Companies
AIR - All India Radio
Periodicals and Magazines
Central Information Service
Legal Affairs Department
TV Channels
The remuneration will depend on the chosen job profile and also on the firm in which they are working.
All the best

Hi,
Most of the aspirants prefer to make law as their profession and become lawyer. There is opportunity for LLB graduates as lawyers in state and central government. The aspirants can be placed as attorney generals, judges, public prosecutor, etc. One can find opportunities in Defense, Tax, and Labor departments.
The candidates can also work as legal advisors for organizations, firms, and families. Apart from being lawyers, the graduates can work in banks, business houses, legal consultancies, educational institutes, news papers, news channels, sales and excise departments. Another scope for candidates after LLB is to complete LLM and join as lecturer in any private or government institute. There are many institutions in India where the candidates can find large opportunities.
Teaching Profession-
Most hold graduate law degrees or postgraduate degrees in related fields. Work experience as a court clerk and a practicing attorney are also necessary to land a position as a law teacher.
Like other types of college-level teachers, law teachers instruct students, perform research and produce scholarly articles and books. Additionally, law teachers are expected to contribute their training to the field, such as by doing consulting work and serving in organizations related to the legal profession.
Key Skills Analytical skills, communication skills, writing skills
After LLM, you may go for practice and a Doctorate degree will also serve your purpose well.
All the best

It depends, what you want to choose, and what specialization in law you want to pursue. BA LLB is equally good as BBA LLB. If you want to know the depth of the subjects then BBA LL. B(H) involves subjects like:
Business Environment & Ethical Practices
Human Resource Management
Strategic Management
BA LL.B (H) involves subjects like:
History.
Sociology.
Economics.
Political Science.
The above subjects are taught for a period no longer than 2-3 years pursuant to which law subjects are taught to both the streams.Hence you can see the subjects that suits to your career choice. There are many good colleges like NLSIU, NLS, UPES , DU that offers these kind of courses. Among these,UPES has great specialzations avaialble in the fieds like coporate law, Taxation Law, criminal laws etc You can get the details on its official website. All the best.

Hi
Mentioned below are some of the traits that a good lawyer must possess :
Analytical Skills: A great lawyer has excellent analytical skills and is able to readily make sense of a large volume of information.
Creativity: A great lawyer is creative and able to think of reasonable solutions when problems and unique situations arise.
Research Skills: Preparing a legal strategy generally requires an extensive amount of research. Anyone involved in the legal profession should have excellent research skills to be able to find and comprehend pertinent information.
Interpersonal Skills: Great lawyers and paralegals have excellent interpersonal skills and can develop trusting relationships with everyone they work with.
Logical Thinking Ability: A great lawyer is able to think logically and make reasonable judgments and assumptions based on information presented.
Perseverance: Those working in the legal profession must have perseverance. Often, cases require many hours of work with heavy research and lots of writing. A good lawyer or legal assistant must be willing to put in the time it takes to get the job done.
Public Speaking Skills: A great lawyer has excellent public speaking skills and is comfortable addressing a courtroom. They can also easily handle speaking in front of other groups.
All the best

Apart from LLB there are many integrated Law programs being offered these days like BA LLB, B.com LLB, B.tech+LLB, BBA LLB etc . Universities like UPES have incorporated great specializations in ther Law program curriculum to make it more industry oriented. Below are the specialized Law programs available at UPES:
B.Com LLB (Hons.) with specialization in Taxation Law
B.Tech Computer Science & Engineering + LLB (Hons.) with Specialization in Cyber Laws
B.Tech Energy Technology + LLB (Hons.) with Specialization in Intellectual Property Rights (IPR)
BA LLB (Hons.) with specialization in Energy Laws
BA LLB (Hons.) with specialization in Criminal Laws/ Labor Laws
BBA LLB (Hons.) with specialization in Corporate Laws
BBA LLB (Hons.) with specialization in International Trade & Investment/ Banking,Finance & Insurance
You can pursue any as per your area of interest. Good luck :)

There are many reputed colleges and choosing the one among them is not easy. However, amongst the reputed ones, some of them I've listed below which you can consider for your law program:
National Law School of India University
, Bangalore
West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences
National Law University, Jodhpur
UPES, Dehradun
Faculty Of Law, BHU
All of these take admission on the basis of CLAT score but
some universities do also conduct their own entrance exam like UPES run ULSAT for the candidtes who do not have valid scores, So, visit the official website of these institutions and check the whole admission procedures. Good luck :)

Hi Garvit,
IHM is part of the government body while IIHM is a private institution.Generally there not much difference as it all depends on you and the efforts that you would be willing to put into your education and learning. IIHM being a private institution will get you more coverage's.
If you have a low budget then go for IHM.Placements are good in both are good in both the colleges.
Please refer to the link for more information on these colleges:
https://www.shiksha.com/top-10-hotel-management-colleges-in-north-india-article-11304-1
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Hi Garvit,
Food critics attempt to capture the dining experience and relate that experience to readers, viewers or listeners. Their commentary includes descriptions of the food, including whether the food was cooked thoroughly and attractively presented, and, of course, whether it tastes good.
The educational qualification requirement is:
Bachelors Degree in English, communication, journalism, Hotel mangement or a related liberal arts field.
Some Key skills required would be Strong written communication; creativity; critical thinking; knowledge of word processing, online publishing and social media software.
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