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Hi Srinivas,
You must be referring to counseling and psychotherapy. To get into the field of Counseling and Psychotherapy you need to get a degree in Counseling Psychology.
This course definitely has a good scope. With increase in complications at several stages of your life, you may often feel confused, whether it is about career planning, or face social, emotional, academic, and economic crisis, you need support at various stages of your life. Here in comes the role of a counselor who can help you to face the challenges at different stages of your life. Counseling psychologists tend to work in group counseling practices, private practice, and programs for special populations (mental retardation, drug addicted, prison settings, battered wives, etc.). Some counseling psychologists may teach at universities - usually in graduate counseling psychology programs and less often at the undergraduate level or in psychology departments.
Few of the Universities which you may consider for the Counseling Psychology related programmes are:
University of Mumbai
SNDT University Mumbai.
Institute of Human Technology
University of Delhi
Tata Institute of Social Sciences Mumbai
National Institute of Mental Health and Neuro Sciences, Bangalore
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Pooja

Hi Vaibhav, advertising sector provides lot of job opportunities to the interested and talented people in Private Advertising Agencies, Market Research Organizations, Freelancing, Visual Media, Print Media, etc.
Candidates seeking a career in the field must be graduate. Post graduate in public relations, advertising, etc are given preference and are in demand. Candidate seeking career in the sector really needs to be creative and talented.
In my opinion, advertising industry is very vivid and one of the most versatile industry. It is one of the most influential industries as it is directly connected with the mass audience. The main work is to provide information and generate public opinion.
You may pursue the course through part-time but it is always advisable to go for regular one as it will help in terms of practical training.
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Today, the definition has changed and the scope of this industry is vast. So, if you want to explore your career there then go for it.
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Hi Shweta, it is always a good idea to start preparing for PMT at an early stage. No matter at what age you start you should have an in-depth understanding and knowledge of the test.
To prepare for the entrance follow the below mentioned tips :
• Understanding of the concepts pays much weight age.
• Practice the basics from previous class books and fundamentals from NCERT Books.
• Get familiar with the types of questions that are usually asked and devise appropriate shortcuts and strategies.
• Solve the previous years' examination papers and model tests. Practice and evaluate yourself through these model questions and map out your own strengths and weaknesses.
• Often physics and numerical questions pose a problem for students preparing for their medical tests. Pay more attention to this section while preparing.
• Handling physics and maths questions can be easy with just knowing a few basics of differential calculus for knowledge and avoid rote learning especially in Physics.
• Some magazines that target competitive examination students and daily newspapers also carry sample questions for specific topics in the course. Competition Science Vision is a good one.
• Distribute your time and efforts more intelligently and profitably.
• Exam has negative marking. Never go for wild guess but intelligent marking.
Don't lose hope. Have confidence in yourself as there is no shortcut to success and hard work.
Also, if you wish to join coaching institutes, I am sending you link. Please refer to it.
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These are a few points which you need to remember before starting preparation for PMT which you are going to appear soon.
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Wish you luck!

Hi Anup,
If you are looking for a full time MBA then in that case you need to have 50% aggregate marks in your graduation from a recognized University and need to clear Entrance Examination i.e. CAT, MAT, etc. As your percentage is low it would not be possible to go for full time MBA. As suggested by Dr. Gautam, Correspondence will be a good option for you. For more information on correspondence MBA please check the link below:
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Pooja

Dear Safi, after your post graduation, you are supposed to work that would add glitter. Once you are in a job, depending upon your work requirement, you can think of specializing through some course. For example, as HR executive, you would be required to create database so proficiency in MS excel and MS Access would be an advantage. If you go further high and become a manager, then you would be required to prepare MIS. A short term course in MIS would be good. Similarly, if finance becomes your main work content, use of Finacle and Tally-9 software will be quite useful to learn.
I hope I conveyed the idea and if you like my answer, give thumbs up.

Hi Pankaj,
As rightly suggested by Manmeet, Shiksha being an Education portal always gives unbiased guidance. As far as Guru Gram Business School is concerned there on job training is just like summer internships which they provide along with the programme and there are many institutes which do so.
Advisable would be that before you choose your institute of study keep few of the important things in mind which are:First and foremost the recognition of the Institute (the institute must be recognized by UGC or AICTE), Secondly, the course curriculum and the study material, the infrastructure, the faculty(their educational background), the placement, last but not least Institutes reputation in the job market for which you should visit the institute and try and talk to the current batch students and get few of the alumnae contacts as well. This will give you a real picture about the institute.
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Pooja

Hi Pankaj, I have already answered a similar query for you earlier. Please refer to the below link.
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And to add on, I am sending you link of institutes offering MBA, please refer to it.
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Not to forget, choosing the best institute depends on certain aspects which cannot be left aside like the recognition, faculty, placements, fees, etc. So, try to avoid haste decisions and contact the institutes and current students personally before joining any one of them.
At the end it is up to you to decide which institute to choose. When you are selecting an institute, select the best after researching. Be careful while searching for an institute because merely getting a degree is not enough for this competitive world.
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Wish you luck!

Hi Ratish,
Although, there are Institutes providing UG Degree programme but they are not great in number. Reason being Travel and Tourism is a vocational subject so would find more of certificate, Diploma or PG Diploma programmes. Few of the institutes may provide Bachelor's degree such as Skyline Business School. Rest will give you either PG or Diploma. For more information please check the link below:
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Pooja