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Hi Aman,
Acting is a very challenging profession and requires a lot of talent and hard work. Few qualities that a good actor should posses are, A photogenic Face, good looks, good height, attractive voice, an appealing attitude etc. If you have all the above mentioned qualities then I would suggest you to join a good acting institute to groom yourself.
Also I would advice you to get a portfolio done and submit it in various Fashion houses, AD agencies and Modeling agencies, as AD and Modeling usually provides the platform for Acting in movies.
To know more about acting/modeling, kindly refer to the below article link
https://www.shiksha.com/search/index?keyword=Acting&location=&searchType=blog&cat_id=-1&countOffsetSearch=25&startOffSetSearch=0&subLocation=-1&cityId=-1&cType=-1&courseLevel=-1&subType=0&showCluster=-1&channelId=home_page
I am providing you with a list of acting institutes in case you plan to pursue an acting course.
Few good acting institutes are
Marwah Studios
AAFT
FTII
Purple Rose Academy etc.
For a list of more institutes, please refer to the below link
https://www.shiksha.com/search/index?keyword=Acting&location=&searchType=course&cat_id=-1&countOffsetSearch=25&startOffSetSearch=0&subLocation=-1&cityId=-1&cType=-1&courseLevel=-1&subType=0&showCluster=-1&channelId=home_page
Hope this helps
Thanks
All The Best.!

Hi,
In order to pursue higher studies or practice medicine in foreign countries, most of the countries requires all the international medical graduates to get them self registered with the medical council of the particular country where they wish to study or practice medicine.
Generally most of the countries conducts the eligibility test, and if the students pass this examination, they can pursue higher studies or practice medicine.
As you are interested in pursuing PG form European countries, it would be advisable for you to browse through the website of Medical council of these countries to get detailed information.
I hope this answers your query.
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All the Best.

Hi,
Both the courses you mentioned, are good course to pursue, and both of them offers good career prospects and growth opportunities.
If you wish to build your career exculsively in pharma industry, in that case you may opt for MBA (Pharma), whereas is you wish to keep your options open for other sectors as well, in that case you may opt for MBA.
As per your profile, as you are already working, it would be advisable for you to continue working for 2-3 years and then opt for further studies.
The advantage of this step would be:
You will gain relevant work experience, and you will learn how to implement theoretical knowledge in practical situations.
After working you will know in which field you are actually interested in i.e whether you wish to remain in pharma industry only or you are even ready for other sectors as well.
The other advantage of this step would be, that after working for few years you may yourself finance your full tuition fee for regular MBA course, plus this work experience would also help you in getting admission in good universities or colleges.
As a student you should give your 100% in whichever course you opt for, and if you do well then getting a good job with handsome salary should not be a problem.
I hope this answers your query.
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Hi,
As for now I would not like to say anything as in how many years you should work and then take higher education. It would be unfair to judge the situation then because that depends on a lot of things. May be after two years you are at a very well paid designation which you would certainly not like to go off your hands.
So just work hard with strong determination. And whenever the right moment comes, you can definitely opt for MBA after all that would serve as a value add on your career graph both professionally and salary meter.
I would suggest you to take the required time in gaining work experience, and once you personally feel ready for taking a jump, go ahead with Executive MBA from a reputed institute like FMS, MDI, IMT, Christ, etc. For working professionals and managers who are looking to raise their education and revitalize their career mobility without interrupting their careers, enrolling in an EMBA program can be transformational.
Prepare yourself meanwhile, learn as much as possible during your work tenure and explore all kind of opportunities that come your way.
After pursuing the program, you'll gain a sophisticated level of knowledge and skills on diverse aspects of management, which includes strategic thinking and planning in a global competitive environment. E-MBA will definitely help you to obtain a challenging profession which would provide you with adequate career growth and good compensations packages. I am sending you an article that reflects more on the same.
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There are quite a few institutes that offer part time engineering courses in Mumbai. Sardar Patel College of Engineering offers part time course in Mechanical Engineering. This institute is located in Andheri and is autonomous. The duration of the course is 3.5 years. Fr Conceicao Rodrigues College of Engineering offers part time course in Production Engineering. If you are open to the option of doing a B.Tech instead of B.E you will have more options like IIT and UCIT. After joining for course you need to be well focused. Also you need to manage your time between your home and studies. Make sure that you dedicate some amount of time for studies in a day.

Hi,
Well since you are an OBC candidate, you might be having some fee exemption. For the same I would suggest you to visit the UPSC website for detailed help.
As mentioned on the website, the applications have to be done either through cash at any SBI branch or through the net banking facilities made available by the State Bank of India.
Yet would advice you to speak to the officials there in order to confirm the guidelines for filling in the Demand Draft.
Go through the link below:-
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Hi, as per your query, there are numerous short term courses available in the country. Choosing a stream entirely depends on your interest and personal attributes and shapes your future career prospects.
As for SAP, it is the world’s leading provider of business software which specializes in industry specific Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) solutions.
SAP has a functional and a technical side to it. SAP functional requires knowledge of the business processes of a company. The technical side requires knowledge of ABAP/4 or BASIS.
Different SAP modules you may choose to specialise in:
PP - Production Planning
FI - Financial Accounting
CO - Controlling
AM - Asset Management
PS - Project Systems
HR - Human Resources
PM - Plant Maintenance
QM - Quality Management and many more.
You may explore in any of the SAP module as per your interest. It is recommended that you have a few years of work experience before moving into SAP. This will add to your ability to take up SAP as a career.
It can be quite rewarding if you learn SAP and become good at it. There is no specific eligibility for learning SAP.
As the courses are quite expensive, try to join a training institute with sound placement records and industrial link-ups in order to seek a relevant job after completing training by paying hefty fees.
For further help, please go through the institute link.
https://www.shiksha.com/search/index?keyword=SAP&location=india&searchType=course&cat_id=&countOffsetSearch=25&startOffSetSearch=0&subLocation=-1&cityId=-1&cType=-1&courseLevel=-1&subType=0&showCluster=-1&channelId=
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Hi,
Well I visited the website, could not find any details regarding the recognition and accreditation. I would suggest you to take an end decision only after thorough research as Education involves two precious elements- time and money.
Do not get pampered with flowery options which agrees to give you a certification in less than the time that is generally underlined in our Education system. Even if the fee structure is low. Only after careful research, start your study so as to avoid any regret later.
As far as short term courses in Finance are concerned, I may suggest you with:-
1. SAP FICO (Financials and controlling module)
2. Additional certifications offered by National Stock Exchange Certification in Financial Markets is indeed a great idea both from salary and professional career graph perspective. You can consider doing any of the below as per your interest and skills:-
Financial Markets
Securities Market
Currency Derivatives
Mutual Funds
Equity Derivatives
3. And the most important of all is Certified Financial Planner. The opportunities are plentiful and growing fast across the globe. Companies such as JP Morgan, Deutsche Bank, Fidelity, Citi Bank, Franklin Templeton, HDFC Bank, Kotak, American Express, Reliance, HSBC Bank and ING are a few among the various market leaders that actively recruit CFPs and also happily invite applications from MBA Finance professionals
4. You can also go for various short term courses like Diploma In Treasury And Forex Management, Merchant Banking And Financial Services, Export-Import, Foreign Trade, Financial Management & Banking.
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Good Luck.