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Hi Siddharth,
If you are interested in Ad film making career I would say that it is highly competitive but, is the one that has a lot of scope for employment opportunities, especially in India which is an upcoming market for media and film related courses. Although ad film making is a vocational field and may not require any degree to go for it but to start a career advisable is that you should go for an in depth intensive program in animation, multimedia graphic designing, visual designing or a complete ad film making course depending on the area (production or technical) you want to go in.
Few of the good schools providing media related courses are:
FTII
Asian Academy of Film and Television
CRAFT
Whistling Wood
XIC
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Pooja

HI,Chandrashekar32
Sap course are very high demanded course from every degree or another course.sap course are very much better after any master for career.According to company sap course are very rapidly growth in India and abroad.Sap course are very different course .Sap course have 23 or 42 module approx.Per module are need case study or deeply study.Per module are very important in job or company.
scope:-SAP is the worlds leading provider of business software which specialises in industry specific Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) solutions.It can be quite rewarding if you learn SAP and become good at it. The courses are quite expensive (well over 1000 USD and depends on your country).As for career scope, already there are so many SAP qualified people, that employers are in a position to pick and choose only the very best for their companies. In other words if you do SAP you've got to be really good at it to get a job.
My advice is, don't do SAP or anything else just because everyone else is doing it or because they pay well. You need to get in to something that you are passionate about in order to make a successful career out of it.
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Hi Rachal, Hope you are doing well, First of all if you are going for any foreign Language courses You feel difficulties.i am giving you some important information why japanese language is required for technical filed the most important point to learn any Language course you should know about his demand and market. The Japanese IT market, at a whopping $108 billion, is the second largest IT services market globally and "Japan, with shortage of technical skills and urgent need for business transformation, can turn out to be a very large market for us," says Som Mittal, President of software association Nasscom. So i think if you go for japanese language course it will help you for career and future point of view.
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