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Hi Monika,
Education in fine arts is entirely different from other disciplines as it requires some inborn talent and skill. So the aspirants must have artistic and creative talent. Fine arts mainly focus on applied art, graphic design, painting and sculpturing.
To become an artist, art teacher or a lecturer in fine arts one must have a higher degree in fine arts. The Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) degree course is for those who have passed Plus Two with any subject combination.
Here is the list of top fine arts colleges in India:-
College of Art, University of Delhi
Sir J J Institute of applied art
Faculty of Fine Arts, Jamia Millia Islamia
Department of Fine Arts, Aligarh Muslim University

Hi Madhu,
The basic requirement to practice medical cosmetology is a medical degree from any reputed medical college. But dermatologists, physicians, dentists with a Diploma or Masters degree in dermatology, may also practice medical cosmetology. Domain knowledge in science is essential as they work on skin, muscles, tissues and veins/ arteries. To perform an advanced cosmetic treatment, a degree in medicine is a must.
After completing an MBBS degree, candidates may undergo a training/ certification programme in order to become a specialist or a trainer.
Indian medical colleges, largely, do not offer these fellowship/ certificate programmes. The only institute that offers a 12-week certificate course in clinical cosmetology is the Indian Institute of Cosmetology in Mumbai.

Most of the airlines in India have an approval for their own training establishments to train flight dispatchers, usually as an upgrade to their existing operations executives. A self-sponsored flight dispatcher course in other institutes without being employed at the moment is not a great idea in my opinion. Since, it involves passing DGCA exams and an OJT after which would be the viva to be approved as a dispatcher on a particular type of aircraft.
However, in case you decide on doing the course anyway, Air India's Central Training Establishment (CTE) has the best standards of training and commands good repute. Since, the flight dispatchers license is aircraft type specific (A dispatcher licensed/ approved on an A320 cannot dispatch a B737 for example) and CTE trains on the A320, it is an advantage considering the type operated mostly in India is A320 (Indigo, Go Air, Air Asia India, Air India and Vistara).
You need to be mindful, if joining private institutions and thoroughly check, if the institute is DGCA approved. There are many private institutions claiming FAA approvals are scamming young candidates claiming bright future in the apparently glamorous aviation world, but that certification in India is of no use at all.