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Yes it is possible to pursue Journalism through correspondence but a regular is any day better than a correspondence/Part time course. Journalism is a very challenging field and would require a lot of hard work.To become a good journalist you need to have a good command over English, Hindi and your regional language. Apart from good English you also have to be a good listener and an interpreter, so that you are able to convey exactly what is important for the people and how will it effect them. To know more about journalism you can check the below link
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Some of the institutes that you can look for are Amity, SIMC, YMCA, IGNOU etc. For the list of more institutes, kindly refer to the below link:
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Hi,
Pursuing a Masters in aerospace from Germany would be a nice option as Germany is known for its technical advancements.
Some of the universities that might interest you are:
Technical University of Munich (University):
Advanced Construction and Building Technology - Automation, Robotics, Services
Technical University of Munich (University):
Master of Science degree in Aerospace Engineering
Technical University of Munich (University):
Master of Science in Earth-Oriented Space Science and Technology (ESPACE)
FH Aachen - University of Applied Sciences:
Aerospace Engineering
As education in Germany is Government funded, you might have to give a minimal fee of 140-500 euros.
For admissions you might have to give GRE, IELTS, TOEFL or any other exam as required by the university.
For more details on education in Germany, I would request you to visit the nearest DAAD office. DAAD is officially authorized to provide information about education in Germany and have offices in major cities in India.
Also, as a friend I would suggest you to go for a German language course as it will help you find a part time job. A student in Germany can work 90 full days or 180 half days.
Hope this helps.
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Hi,
Well based on your prior education background of E&T, I would say that you can opt for certifications in the domain of Networking like CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate), CCNP (Cisco Certified Network Professional), or you may opt for JAVA, J2EE, Digital Signal Processing, VLSI Design, Embedded Systems and Industrial Automation, etc. Even SAP or Oracle will be a great idea.
All the above would certainly enhance your knowledge and aptitude as well as get you a bright future. There are increased job opportunities in different areas like Power Sector, Software Engineering, Telecommunication, Hardware Manufacturing, other Manufacturing industries like automobile, aircraft, chemical, food and pulp & paper. Also State electricity boards are the biggest employer for electrical engineers in public sector. And with additional certifications in the kitty, one can definitely expect both good designation and salary graph as well.
Enterprises increasingly seek specialists for their high-end technology solutions and network professionals can secure their future with the right choice of specialization and certifications to compliment their core networking skills.
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Wish you good luck.