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Hi lovepreet, to guide you further can I know in which field you want to do bachelor degree? What are your subjects & percentage in 12th? Normally for Bachelor of engineering they require English, Physics. Chemistry and Math subject in 12th. The IELTS score should be 6.5 bands with no less than 6 in any module. Also to guide you further about admission I would like to know about your academics so kindly send us scan copy of your academic documents including your passport copy, IELTS score (if appear), documents of work experience (if any) to check admission requirement. Once having details from your side we will be able to guide you further for the process. For more detailed guidance contact us through the ecard available on Shiksha site or check our website www.educationworld.co.in. We represent more than 300 Universities/colleges across the world & if you would like to apply being a Shiksha student to any of our represented universities/colleges we would like to offer you free genuine admission as well as visa guidance

Hi Suruchi, to know the admission procedure, please follow the below link.
tinyurl.com/7l2r4pk (Link : JNTU)
tinyurl.com/dlcld (Link : Osmania)
tinyurl.com/7kp2epd (Link : Manipal)
(Please place the link in the address bar.)
Try to avoid haste decisions while choosing an institute/university for yourself as it will be a step in building your career. Their are certain aspects which cannot ignored like recognition, infrastructure, course, fee, faculty, placements etc. I would even advice you to contact the institute and the current students for accurate information and feedback.
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Wish you luck!

Hi Suruchi, to know the admission procedure, please follow the below link.
tinyurl.com/7l2r4pk (Link : JNTU)
tinyurl.com/dlcld (Link : Osmania)
(Please place the link in the address bar.)
Try to avoid haste decisions while choosing an institute/university for yourself as it will be a step in building your career. Their are certain aspects which cannot ignored like recognition, infrastructure, course, fee, faculty, placements etc. I would even advice you to contact the institute and the current students for accurate information and feedback.
Hope it helps. For any further clarification do post your query, in case it resolves please close the thread by liking it or marking it as best answer.
Wish you luck!

First, gather some info on the branches within IT from the internet (System Administration, Network Security, System Security, Network Security, Database Adminstration, Storage administration, Ethical Hacking, Cyber Forensics etc.)
To start with, if you don't have time and feasibility to take up a course and upskill yourself, you may choose to apply for jobs like NOC operator (Network Operations Center), Internal IT helpdesk (not a call center job) associate etc. Work for around 12 - 18 months in that role and within this period, for the first six months, try to study and understand the IT of a large enterprise and how to advance. Depending upon your choice at that point of time, take up a necessary course.
MCP / MCSA / MCSE for Windows system admin
RHCE / RHCP for Linux system admin
Comptia N+ / CCNA for Network admin
Oracle certification for DB administration
SNCP for Storage administration
Comptia Security + / SSCP for Level 1 Security analyst (Requires you to have 1 year of Security domain experience within 2 years from the day you passed the exam
CISSP for Level 2 and above Security Analyst (Requires you to have 5 years of Security domain experience within 6 years from the day you passed the exam)
CEH for Ethical Hacking
CHFI for Cyber Forensics etc. There are many other courses also to choose.
Hope you get into IT sector. All the very best!

Hi,
B Com (Hons) is among the preferred options of undergraduate courses in India. The three-year programme provides comprehensive knowledge about business, trade and its characteristics and policies involved, accounting etc. Usually, students to B Com (Hons) are selected on the basis the merit in qualifying examination.
After successful completion of B Com (Hons) course, you can either opt for further studies - MBA program or can pursue a career in banking, auditing, or accountancy, in government or private sector.
Faculty, Course Material, Quality Education, Fees, Accreditation, Infrastructure and most important Placements, all these are the factors that define a good and reputed college. And the best way to judge the credential is to:
*Make a list of the colleges for which you meet the requirement.
*Select the ones which meet your set criterion like funds.
*Select the best which fits in the kitty of above mentioned parameters.
Explore the list of colleges offering B Com (Hons) course in India by referring to the link below:-
tinyurl.com/7uldh3n (place the URL in the address bar)
I believe that major concern is always with the placements, for the same, I would say that whichever college you may opt for, apart from the assistance from the placement team you need to make your own efforts as no institute can guarantee you that as it entirely depends on your capabilities and utilization of skills at the right time.
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Good luck.

Hi,
Well most of the information has been offered to you by Aneeket. I would like to bifurcate the process into few steps:-
1. Get an education:- While a traditional, formal education is not a requirement to establish a career in photojournalism, becoming a good photographer does require technical expertise. While many schools offer a 4-year college degree in photography, you can also take classes online, through a vocational school or through hands-on experience as an apprentice.
2. Develop contacts in the photographic field. Join professional organizations, subscribe to photography newsletters and join camera clubs to meet people, learn tricks of the trade and even break into the photojournalism field.
3. Develop a resume. A website or digital portfolio may be more enticing than a traditional idea. The more visual your resume, the better for showcasing your work.
4. Seek an internship. Decide where you want to work based on your experience and plans for the future. Develop a portfolio that caters to the client's interest and apply for the internship.
5. Ask for feedback. Get feedback from professional contacts and teachers. The constructive criticism can help you develop and improve your photojournalism skills.
6. Stay informed about the latest developments within the field so you can stay competitive and rise above others in your field.
Feel free to raise more questions. In case it resolves, close the thread by liking it or marking as best.
Good luck.