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Hi Karthika, to erase your mounting tension I would like to say that there is tremendous scope in almost every field in today's time.
For your query regarding BSc (ISM) Program I would say, it is shaped by industry and academic leaders who understand the forces of global change and the essential skills needed to leverage IT in business settings. Students without prior experience in information systems are guided through the paces by faculty and peers.
The professional training and preparation is designed to expand career options, enabling graduates to become Business IT professionals with long lasting, transferable skills.
BSc (ISM) graduates will be able to choose to work in organisations that either provide IT Services and Solutions or End User Business Organisations. This flexibility has been endorsed by the many employers who have offered either internships or permanent employment to graduates.
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Hi,
I would say that BBI course provides comprehensive training to students in the field of Banking , Insurance and other related financial services by the ways of interaction, projects, presentations, industrial visits, practical training, job orientation and placements. It is perfectly designed full-time course for all those aspiring students to make a career in the ever growing field. This course provides the student an insight into the various aspects of the respective sector which includes financial investments, legal parameters, economics, communications etc and such are the people required in today's globally competitive market.
Whereas if you are good with numbers and want to establish a career in the lucrative field of finance, then you should consider enrolling in a bachelor of finance degree program. The program would enable you to learn various concepts of finance. There is an increasing demand for finance professionals, which is why undertaking a bachelor of finance program can lead you to rewarding careers.
If you are determined to make your carer in accounting and finance field you can go for BAF, and if you want to pursue a career in investment, stock markets and trading you go for BBI. However both of these courses are not enough for being a proficient in either Accounting & finance or Financial markets, after both the course it is recommended to go for PG specialization course for a good start of your professional life.
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GENERAL STUDIES PRELIMS-CUM-MAINS 2013 COURSE Duration: June 2012 – October 2013 Course Coverage: Prelims General Studies Paper I (200 Marks) Prelims General Studies Paper II (200 Marks) Mains General Studies Paper I (300 Marks) Mains General Studies Paper II (300 Marks) Essay Paper (200 Marks) Interview (300 Marks) (Lectures with Study materials and test series) WEEK END BATCHES Saturday-Sunday 02.30 pm to 07.00 pm Friday 06.30 pm to 08.00 pm Timing: Test Series: 6 Months Prelims test series (GS Paper I & Paper II) From Nov 2012 to May 2013 5 Months Mains test series (GS Paper I & Paper II) From Jun 2013 to Oct 2013 Fees: Rs. 50,000/- Fresh Batches commencing from 15th June 2012 OPTIONALS Duration: June 2012 to Oct 2012 Timing: 9:00 am to 1:30 pm on Saturdays and Sundays Test Schedule: Weekly 3 hrs. Fees: Rs. 25,000/- Note: Optional Subjects offered are Public Administration, Political Science, History, Geography and Sociology. Fresh Optional Batches commencing from 24th June 2012

Hi Shivanee, there is tremendous scope in this field. Company secretary is a very rare and difficult course which is gaining popularity. Also they are in great demand by multinational companies. You can get employment opportunities in government accounts or law departments and be a part of the esteemed Board of Directors of a Company.
Administrative ability, common sense and good judgment, legal aptitude, numerical ability, tact, discretion, interest in current affairs brevity and clarity in expression, confidential and assured manner and being systematic are useful traits for an aspiring company secretary.
Company secretaries hold key positions, attend board meetings and they must be loyal to the company.
For further help, you may go through the institute links in and around your desired area to get yourself trained in the field.
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Hi,
There are some things that you should bear in mind before they appear for the exams. They are:
*Read your notes and practice writing it down everyday.
*First tackle the hard part and then get to the easy part. You will be able to cover all their portions this way.
*Studying sample papers of the preceding years will help you stay informed about the syllabus as well as the latest changes in the question pattern.
*Always be prepared to work hard and put up a systematic study plan
You may refer the books below:
Universal Self Scorer Biology for AIPMT, AIIMS, AFMC & Various Medical Entrance Exams
Oswaal Chapter Wise Solutions CPMT
Concepts of Physics by H.C.Verma
Dinesh A to Z in biology Class XI and XII
Concise Inorganic Chemistry byJ.D. Lee
Deepthi publications
Vijaya publications
Guikawad publication
N C E R T books
You can definitely find previous years papers on the website of the authorized body that is Directorate of Medical Education and Research. For your help I am also sending you a link that can redirect you to the page wherein you can find the list of institutes offering AIPMT coaching across India. You can join any of them after scrutinizing each option or even if you are already taking coaching then ask the concerned people there to provide you with the sample papers so that you can get an idea about the exam.
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Hi Kiran, It is immensely fascinating to know that you wish to opt for a career in mountaineering. The best thing is that you get the opportunity of converting hobby into profession. It is unusual, risky and exciting.
Like in many other fields, basic education is enough to build a career in it too. You must be graduate in any discipline. And at least one foreign language is necessary as you will have have to deal with tourists.
In this field, your attitude counts as much as your aptitude. It is essential to have some sporting talent. Hospitable, sociable, physically fit and immense mental toughness are the other necessary traits.
Several institutes are providing training like Himalayan Mountaineering Institute in Darjeeling, the Western Himalayan Institute of Mountaineering and Allied Sports in Manali. The course duration varies from a few days to a few months.
You can find jobs with travel and tourism agencies as Liaison Officers or in sports centres, sports clubs, holiday resorts, etc. Those who have enough experience in this field can also set up an Adventure Sports Center of their own where they can offer services and impart training in their area of specialization
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In a country like UK, it is not your qualification which will get you the job. where there is less competition for a job, the employers would be looking for quality and not just any degree for offering a job. You have to understand that no matter which qualification from whiever university you gain, that will only offer you and interview. What you need is the knwoledge and the skills to clear the interviews and then geain an offer. For a country like UK, in today's competitive scenario, students need to have quality knowledge to succeed and the placement depends on the individual's capabilities together with the right combination of knowledge and skills acquired during your education

In UK, there is no standrad jobs for a standard qualification. The qualification that you gain will enable you to enter into the graduate job market through Job fairs/ Employmenet fairs where in companies would come to a single area and you as a student of your university would attend the same. The kind of job that you gain and the CTC that you can get , all depends on the kind of knowledge thatyou have gained and the exposure that you have. Good companies would be looking at your knoweldge part and your convincing power which helps them determine what you are and how suitable you are for the job. If you are selected a minimum salary of 21000£ is what will be offered as this is the minimum requirement for a TIER 2 visa to be requested and issued for you. So work hard at gaining knowledge and not just the degree