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Mass media can be considered as the backbone of information in our society. Mass media is the term used for naming all the modes of the media like cinema, newspapers, television, radio, magazines, etc. Media makes every citizen aware of various types of information. The candidates who have completed mass communication courses have great career opportunities in various fields like research institutes, public relations, publishing, visual, auditory and print media.
A few job profiles for these candidates are Presenter, Public Relations Officer, Radio Jockey , Feature Writer, Art Director, Editor, Floor Manager, Sound Engineer, Photojournalist, Journalist, Correspondent, TV Correspondent, Transmission Executive, Sound Technician, Screenwriter, Reporter, Proof Reader, etc. The various employment areas for them are Blogs, Radio Telecasting Companies, Websites, Central Information Service, Advertising Agencies, Broadcasting Corporations, Legal Affairs Department, Photography Companies, Press Information Bureau, Periodicals and Magazines, etc. Some government organizations that offer candidates who have completed mass communication courses are AIR - All India Radio, Prasar Bharati, Doordarshan, etc.

Hi Nilesh,
ABAP stands for Advanced Business Application Programming. It is a high level programming language for SAP application server and NetWeaver platform for developing business applications.
SAP application programming is used for various purposes in an enterprise which are developed using SAP ABAP. SAP ABAP is a language used for developing, testing, debugging SAP applications.
The task of ABAP programmer is to develop programs for SAP application module. This needs thorough knowledge of SAP Development tools. The SAP ABAP programmer not only develops but enhances the features of various functionalities. The programmer also implements technical architecture surrounding the package.
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Hi Akriti,
Building a career path as a Make up artist:
-Enroll at a reputable school that offers makeup courses
-Complete cosmetology courses
-Get a sales job at a makeup counter to both increase your income and to gain valuable experience
-Become an apprentice or assistant to a top makeup artist.
-Read style books and magazines, and watch videos where professional artists give tutorials on makeup application techniques. Practice on friends and family.
Courses offered:
Diploma in Fashion Make-Up
Diploma in Cosmetology
Diploma in Beauty Culture
Diploma in Hair Dressing
Certificate Course in Beauty Culture
Certificate Course in Hair Dressing
Advanced Diploma in Cosmetology
Below is a list of some vital educational building blocks that all potential makeup artists should look for and consider when choosing a school.
Color Theory
Contouring
Face Shapes and Structures
Sanitation
Blending
Tools of the Trade (brushes and disposables)
Product Ingredients
Customer Service Skills
Marketing
Entrepreneurship and Business Operations
Top Institutes:
Lakme Training Academy
Make Up Studio Training Center
ALPS Academy of Hair Designing & Beauty, Ghaziabad
FE Institute of Art & Design, Mumbai
For more institutes refer to the link below:
https://medicine.shiksha.com/beautician-cosmetology-courses-in-india-categorypage-5-128-1-0-0-1-1-2-0-none-1-0
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Hi Rishabh,
Automobile Engineering is a branch of engineering disciplines which deals with the study of different elements of engineering such as mechanical, electrical, electronic, software and safety engineering.
Aspirants are taught subjects related to design, develop, fabricate, and testing vehicles or vehicle components from the concept stage to production stage.
Basic eligibility for pursuing Bachelor of Engineering in Automobile Engineering:
Candidates must have passed 12 with a minimum of 50% in physics, chemistry and mathematics as main subject from recognized Board examination.
As various institutes conduct their own entrance examination as a gateway for admission in their colleges.
As each institutes follow their own procedure for admission (entrance examination or eligibility criteria) so it would be advisable to contact the official website to know the exact detail.
List of Entrance Exams:
All India Engineering Entrance Exams
Amrita Engineering Entrance Exam
Birla Institute of Technology and Science Admission Test (BITSAT)
BS Abdur Rahman University Engineering Entrance Examination (BSAUEEE)
Engineering, Agricultural and Medical Common Entrance Test (EAMCET)
Indian Institute of Technology Joint Entrance Exam
Indian Institute of Technology Joint Entrance Examinations (IIT JEE)
Karnataka Common Entrance Test (KCET)
Madhya Pradesh Pre Engineering Test (MPPET)
SRM Engineering Entrance Examination
University of Delhi Combined Entrance Examination (CEE)
Uttar Pradesh State Entrance Examination (UPSEE)
Here is the list of institutes offering Bachelor of Engineering in Automobile Engineering:
Dr. M.G.R. Educational and Research Institute University, Chennai
Christ University Faculty of Engineering, Bangalore
Manav Rachna International University - Faculty of Engineering and Technology, Faridabad
Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering, Bangalore
School of Engineering and Technology- Sharda University, Greater Noida
Hindustan Aviation Academy, Bangalore
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Hi Anu,
Students who have dyscalculia often have trouble with the simplest math problems.
Teachers can help make the maths lesson as positive as possible by:
-Giving children own set of work to complete, which is at their level.
-Allowing extra time - even with problems they can do, dyscalculic children are much slower.
-Using written rather than verbal instructions and questions. Dyscalculic children are already spending a lot of mental energy trying to understand the maths, the last thing they need is to have to memorise the instructions at the same time.
For more details, I wish to invite Govind_S to share his valuable expertise.
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