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Dear Suseela,
A clinical research associate (CRA) sets up, monitors and completes clinical trials.
The clinical trials are scientific studies of the effects, risks, efficacy and benefits of new and existing medicines. Trials need to be carried out before a product reaches a hospital or the shelves of the local pharmacy. They are undertaken at various stages, or 'phases', and include: trials on healthy humans; trials on patients with a disease; and studies conducted after the launch of a new product to monitor safety and side effects during large-scale use. Clinical trials are conducted by pharmaceutical companies or Contract Research Organisations (CROs) on their behalf.
For more refer to the below article
https://www.shiksha.com/career-as-a-clinical-research-analyst-article-5494-1
I would also request Dr. Piyush Juneja to share his valuable expertise.
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Hi Apoorva,
Yes; pursuing diploma in civil engineering will be a good option for you as you have 10 years of experience in Autocad.
But before pursuing the course just make sure that you really want to shift from finance to engineering field. However your work experience will simplify the course and helps you to learn more quickly.
For your reference following are the some of the good institutes to pursue diploma in civil engineering:
* Sri Sai Group of Institutes.
* Abhinav Institute of Technology & Management.
* Government Polytechnic.
* Gateway Instititute of Engineering & Technology.
For further information regarding the institutes offering course of your interest, you may refer to following link:
https://engineering.shiksha.com/diploma-in-civil-engineering-in-india-categorypage-2-55-597-0-0-1-1-2-0-none-1-0
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Hi Shraddha,
Mass communication is a very broad umbrella term that includes various fields – advertising, journalism, public relations, cinema, radio, television and broadcasting, theatre, communication arts and now internet in its ambit. Although communication remains the core element, the nature of work would depend on the field you are in.
These are the following course program that you can consider pursuing after 10th:
Diploma in Print Media Journalism & Communication
Diploma in Broadcast Journalism
Diploma in Journalism & Mass Communication (DJMC)
Diploma in Mass Media
However, a graduation degree will help you fetch good career opportunities which not be found with diploma holders.
Graduation programs are as follows:
Bachelors in Journalism
BJMC
Visual Communication
B.Sc - Mass Communication
Photography
B.Sc Electronic Media
TV Anchoring
The main employment areas for those who completed bachelor of journalism and mass communication are mentioned here.
-Reporting
-Editing
-Advertising
-Public Relations
-Corporate Communication
-Media Management
-Television and Film Production
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