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If you are pursuing a distance education course, then it is possible otherwise you will have to start the course from beginning. I would suggest somehow completing the course from Goa by staying in a hostel or rented room.

He can seek admission directly through management quota in some colleges or He may appear for MHCET conducted for engineering colleges in Maharashtra. The application for MHCET is available around Jan or Feb.

Develop your writing skill, read good articles in leading magazines, including editorials, Frequently, write on subjects that interest you, Study the current economic, industrial, political and sociocultural situation of the country, Read history and good literature, Watch memorable advertisements, past as well as present, Think why and how people have been impressed by them. Watch IIMC WEBSITE admission procedure details,. .

Hi,
After doing nursing, you will be stuck to just one field that is medical. But, if you do BBA then you can go for MBA or job or entrepreneurship. You can excel yourself in the field you want to go without being constraint to just one thing. Management people are aware of each and everything going under the sun. Thus, in this scope of BBA becomes bigger and better than nursing.

Develop your writing skill, this means you should be able to express your ideas in simple and plain language. Read at least two newspapers and two magazines, including the editorials and articles thoroughly every day. Write regularly on topics of contemporary interest. Make yourself aware of issues related to the nation. Be articulate. Have the ability to speak extempore on any subject of contemporary interest.

No, there will be no effect of that.

Yes, of course, you can, The IIMC headquarters in New Delhi offers a one-year post graduate Diploma course in Hindi journalism,. .

Hi,
Please find the link below for detailed information on eligibility criteria:
https://www.shiksha.com/medicine-health-sciences/medicine/exams/neet-pg

Yes, you will have to apply though. You can use the naukri. Com platform to look for your first job. But, I would also suggest you to look for job in your area.

I think, a person from Management school can answer this better. Please ask this with some one from Aviation back ground.

Hi Aisha,
Admission based on Competitive Entrance Examination in Andhra Pradesh. Candidates must have passed the 10+2 exam with Chemistry Physics and Biology as subjects or an equivalent exam.

Some colleges reserve some seats for admissions under management quota. For this information you will need to approach college or contact them through website.

You have chosen fields that are fast evolving and are likely to grow very fast in the coming decade. Both are available at Bachelor level so you can do a B. Des in either transportation design or Animation & gaming design. Transportation is a wider and better choice then only automobile design. Similarly VFX is a small subset of animation and gaming. So go for courses with wider scope and go for specialised universities only. Would offers both programs which you can check on its website.

VFX is much in use these days and is surely going to remain a lead requirement and part of the screen works in electronic media, films etc. There are two options that your son can keep for a career in VFX- one is to Do private level courses from academies that won't provide degree of a recognised university and the second option is to go for a graduation in Graphic, Animation and associated VFX domain. Hyderabad, Mumbai are leading places for such courses. AAFT, Symbiosis, ARENA, and many more offer B.Sc. Animation and Visual Effects etc. The basic qualification is 12th and his being from Science won't matter. He is eligible.

You may go for IHM (Institute of Hotel Management and Catering Technology) B.Sc. Courses which they cover all fields in hospitality and hotel industry. The entrance exam application will be available on their site from December last onwards.

The best college for transportation design in India in terms of placement are NID and Srishti School of Art Design and Technology.

No. But you may have to study Accounting and that has some elementary maths. But, it is not an issue as it is very easy.

Average package a NID graduate would get is around INR. 25,000.

Gemology is the study of jewelry design. With the blooming designing industry and Indian markets going global, it holds a good scope. After Bachelors, you can study master of fine arts in jewelry design and learning advanced gemological test used in identification of gemstones. Some of the institutions offering this course are:
NIFT
Indian Institute of Gemmology.

Hi Chittybabu Dasari,
Admission procedure is as below.
Admission based on Competitive Entrance Examination in Andhra Pradesh (OUCET). Candidates must have passed the 10+2 exam with Chemistry Physics and Biology as subjects or an equivalent exam.
The official website is www.osmania.ac.in. Kindly look for admission notifications. But you have to appear for OUCET. The entrance has happened earlier for BPT course. This time the cutoff for the same course is high.