Should I option for higher studies or pursue a job after completing Multimedia and why?

In recent years, the field of multimedia has seen significant growth. It involves the blending of many media types. This covers writing, images, sound, video, and more. There are several levels of multimedia courses available, including undergraduate, graduate, Certificate and Diploma programmes. One can find employment as a web designer or developer, a multimedia designer, a software developer or programmer, an IT support engineer, etc. After completing such courses. It is advised to have solid job experience because this is a field for highly qualified and seasoned individuals.

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Multimedia is a field that has a good scope in the recent years. It involves the integration of multiple forms of media. This includes text, graphics, audio, video, etc. Multimedia course is offered at various levels such as Diploma course, Certificate course, Undergraduate course and Post Graduate course. After the completion of such courses, one can work as Web Designer/Developer, Multimedia Designer, Software Developer/Programmer, IT Support engineers etc. Since, this is a field for highly skilled and experienced professionals, it is advisable to have good work experience. That is, you may go for a job after the completion of a UG in multimedia. After gaining good amount of work experience, you may option for higher studies which may further enhance you in the field of multimedia. This would not only increase your chances of getting a job but also a fair salary.

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Hello, On completion of any course, a student most of the time gets stuck in the dilemma of whether to pursue a job or option for higher studies to assure a better career. In the current volatile market conditions, many students who are not able to get a job, option for higher studies. Because of this, the market is over-saturated with inexperienced students who have accomplished higher studies. Therefore, my suggestion is to pursue a job as soon as you get an offer in a field of your interest. Work in the industry for approximately 4-5 years. This is the time you will be acquainted with the practical dimension of your field. Once done, if you wish, you can opt for higher studies. However, if you have already been learning in your job and have got accustomed to it, then you might not wish to break the flow in lieu of higher studies. However, if you do, having an industry experience in a relevant field also makes pursuing the higher studies a lot easier. Once you have completed your higher studies, your current degree, as well as your previous experience, will surely get you a much better career. I hope this answers your question.

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