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JUMP (CCD’s Careers Arm) is one of the largest organizations in India helping students plan out their careers. Jump organizes psychological testing & career counseling, career fairs, workshop for students, parents & teachers, career weeks & other activities to empower an individual to make well thought out career choices.
Mr. Chawla & his team has already conducted more than 14,500 workshops in different educational institutions & corporate. His area of expertise is career counseling, leadership training & educational system planning.
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EFFECTIVE CAREER PLANNING
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“Let us take science if you score well in Xth Boards, otherwise we will opt for commerce” – Uncle of a 14 year old speaking to him on choosing stream. This is not the right way of planning one’s career. Career Planning starts with the individual himself or herself. Understanding oneself is very important. Thereafter, one can choose the stream effectively. A number of students don’t understand the avenues and are also not goal oriented. Lots of them choose the stream based on what their friends are advising.
One needs to understand one’s aptitude, personality, interests, abilities and what one values as an individual. Aptitude is what comes naturally to an individual or one’s special ability. Students can be shy/outgoing, creative, conventional or influence others. This determines their personality. A shy person would not fit into the role of a direct marketing company’s team and so on. Personality is an important parameter in the selection of a career and hence the stream also.
Thereafter, one needs to understand his/her interests. Students might need to delve deeper inside themselves to understand their real interests. One can take a cue from the activities one enjoys the most while at school or near home. We also need to check if we have the ability to take up a particular subject area or career. Abilities can be physical, mental and monetary in nature. For example if somebody wants to excel in athletics but does not have the physical ability to practise also, then it would be difficult.
Last but not the least, we should see what a person values. Some people value money, some glamour, some others power, some time for themselves and so on. One can not except fulfillment of everything in a particular career. So one can decide, prioritise and then choose stream accordingly.
One needs to understand that a number of careers can be chosen irrespective of the stream taken. So, the chosen stream should be of a student’s interest. The following careers are available:
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Corporate or business careers- Entrepreneurship, Management (Sales & Marketing, Finance & Accounts, Human Resource Management, Systems, and Operations/Logistics), Company Secretary, Chartered Accountancy, Insurance and Banking. |
Careers involving interaction with a number of people or people based- Hotel Management, Psychology, Social Work, Teaching and Tourism. |
Creative Careers- Fashion Designing, Accessory Designing, Acting & allied careers, Interior Decoration & Design, Photography and Advertising.
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- Careers involving outdoor work- Reporting/Journalism, Defence, Police, Physical Education.
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Science based Careers- Biotechnology, Agriculture, Engineering, Medicine, Dental Science, Pharmacy, Merchant Navy, Commercial Pilot, Scientist, Medical Lab Technology, Dairy Science and Ayurved/Homeopathy & Unani. |
Certain other careers like Law and IT(Computers) can also be pursued.
Except for science based careers (& Defence i.e., NDA at 12th level), all other careers can be taken up by individuals with any subject combinations.
A commonly held myth is that if one does not have Maths, then one is doomed. This reasoning is not valid as explained above. A number of careers can be taken up by individuals who don’t have Maths viz. The four groups of careers listed above. Only thing one loses out is B.Com(Hons), Eco(Hons) and Computer courses(BCA, MCA). Though some places BCA can be undertaken without Maths also.
Another myth is that Humanities students don’t fare as well in life. Though Humanities students can also look at any career out of the first four groups mentioned, they can do well in civil services, law, social work, psychology or even journalism. In fact, now a number of goods students with a high percentage in Xth boards have started opting for humanities with clarity of the end goal in mind.
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ADVERTISING
Yeh Dil Mange More! Jo Chaho Ho Jaye; Let’s make things better-All punchlines of exciting advertisements which lure the customer to buy the product.
Greater competition between firms-both Indian and multinational has spurred marketing and advertising efforts. This has led to an increase in the number of advertising agencies in India. The main areas of work can be sub-divided into the following
Client servicing professional or account executives are in touch with the client (advertiser), understand their marketing needs and provide advertising solutions. The account executive co-ordinates the activities with other departments so that deadlines are met. |
Media planning : Number crunching individuals who plan budgets; how much in each channel/newspaper/magazine/hoarding; what duration/size of advertising and so on. They use software for mathematical calculations so as to optimize the client’s budget. |
Creative department : Copy writers are individuals who dream up of punch lines such as Give me red!! and who write copy-explanations of the product or service attributes.
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- Visualizers are individuals who plan colours, font size, photograph size in a newspaper advertisement, location, background, design between long and short shots, clothes, models for a TV advertisement.
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Science based Careers- Biotechnology, Agriculture, Engineering, Medicine, Dental Science, Pharmacy, Merchant Navy, Commercial Pilot, Scientist, Medical Lab Technology, Dairy Science and Ayurved/Homeopathy & Unani. |
Students can use various routes for getting into advertising namely
Management BBA/BBS or MBA. They can join advertising agencies as account executives or media planners. |
Fine Arts BFA individuals can join as copywriters or visualisers. |
English (Hons.) Copywriting is an option available to graduates in English.
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Specific advertising related courses are also available to learn and enter this area. Course in mass communication help individuals to enter this area.
Starting salary varies tremendously & would be dependent on an individual’s background. It hovers from Rs. 8,000 to Rs. 35,000 per month (start).
Personal Characteristics
Ø Sensitivity to consumer behaviour
Ø Visual imagination
Ø Language ability
Ø Openness to stand criticism
Ø Negotiation Skills (Account Executives)
Institutes/Courses
Ø DCAC, Delhi University ( BA-Advertising)
Ø MICA ( Post-Graduate Course)
Ø Institute of Communication Management, Bangalore
Ø Jamia Millia Islamia, Mass Communcation Course
Ø IIMC-Delhi
Diploma
Ø Bharitya Vidya Bhawan, Delhi
Ø NIA, Delhi
EMPI, Delhi
AERONAUTICAL ENGNEERING
Flying a plane is definitely exciting but making & maintaining an aircraft calls for altogether different skills. Aeronautical engineers design, construct, test, operate & maintain the structure of aircrafts & spacecrafts as well as propulsion & control systems. Pre- flight inspections are taken care of by flight engineers & they diagnose & deal with any system failures, manage repairs, report any defects to maintenance.
They also maintain aircraft in hangers and workshops when an aircraft is due for its regular inspection and checks. They complete worksheets for checks made and these are certified by themselves if they are licensed to do so, or by a qualified supervisor.
Employment is available with Indian Airlines, Air India, Pawan Hans, Helicopter Corporation of India and flying clubs, private airlines and government owned air service. Research & manufacturing jobs are available at few places like Hindustan Aeronautical Ltd ., DPDO, ISRO in India & with biggies like Boeing, Airbus & Bombardier abroad.
After XIIth (PCM), one can go in for any of the following branches- electronics, mechanical or aeronautical. For aircraft maintenance engineering, Directorate General of Civil Aviation recognized institute can provide courses after Xth or XII th ( 60% score & above). The Aeronautical Society of India conducts associate membership exam. Section A & B of this exam are recognized at par with B-Tech (Aeronautical ) degree.
The Government has started IIST(Indian Institute of Space Science Technology) at Thiruvanthrapuram which is offering BTech as well as MSc courses.
So help make new planes, maintain old ones & build successful technical careers.
CHARACTERISTICS
— Strong sense of responsibility
— Mechanical Aptitude
— Physical Fitness
— Able to work under stress
— Ability to do manual work
INSTITUTES
— IIST. Thiruvanthrapuram
— Indian Institute of Technology- Chennai, Mumabai Kanpur Kharagpur
— Punjab Engineering Collage, Chandigarh
Post Graduation
— Madras Institute of Technology
— Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore
CONTACT ADDRESS
Aeronautical Society of India, 13- Indraprastha Estate New Delhi.
AGRICULTURE AND DAIRY SCIENCE
Go for a career which would be really hot 5 years from now. Agriculture & Dairy Science is one such career. This is a career which has been lost in the sands of time and is now going to make an amazing comeback. And the reasons are not far to seek. Agriculture still forms the backbone of our economy supporting 65% of our population. The adoption of latest scientific techniques in agriculture & dairy science has increased the output & profitability tremendously. In fact today India is one of the largest producers of milk, fruits and vegetables in the world.
Moreover, as and when GATT (General Agreement on Trade & Tariffs) is implemented fully, agricultural exports would witness a big jump. The multinationals in India are also pushing for research and research work is being outsourced to India from foreign research companies. So a number of diverse and well-paying career paths are available.
EMPLOYMENTOPPORTUNITIES
Dairy Farming |
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Food Processing |
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RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
Agri-Biotechnology |
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Product & Process Development
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Agriculture Forest Engineering |
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Agriculture documentation |
Agri-Management Agro-Industry
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Agri-Education Kisan Call Centre |
EDUCATIONAL AVENUES
Diploma Courses(2 Yrs)
Engineering Degree Courses (4Years)
B.Sc. / M.Sc. Degree Courses (3 yrs/2 yrs)
COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES (INDICATIVE LIST)
G. B. Pant University of Agriculture & Technology |
Indian Council for Agriculture Research (ICAR),
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HRB Garhwal Unversity, Garhwal
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Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar |
Punjab Agricultural University, Ludhiana
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Indian Agricultural Research Institute, New Delhi
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Dr.YS Parmar University Horticulture & Forestry |
University of Rajasthan, Jaipur
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Kerala Agriculture University |
Sericulture University, Mysore |
IIM-A and IIM-L |
AIR HOSTESS /AIR STEWARD
Earn while you fly & reach out for a career in the skies. In reality, Airlines are not about flying only. There is ground crew which includes commercial services, customer services, security, administration, engineers, air traffic controllers, and the cabin crew which includes air hostesses, stewards, pilots. You can join the industry straight after 10+2, though most airlines prefer their staff to be graduates. You should be fluent in English and Hindi and also a foreign language preferably German, French or Japanese. Your eyesight should be good and you should not suffer from night or colour blindness. You should have a valid passport and know swimming.
It is not necessary to join an institute for air hostess training. The recruitment process checks out your personality and maturity level. Moreover, all the airlines have their own structured training plan. But a training Institute does help in personality development. In fact, a course in hotel management is a better route to take up for entry into airlines.
No institute guarantees a job but most provide assistance in job search. Airlines place advertisements in newspapers & on websites to announce their requirements. Short-listed candidates are called for a preliminary interview followed by another round to check your physical attributes, confidence, and communication skills & grooming. Airhostesses or air stewards can be promoted to assistant manager of in-flight department and further director of in-flight services at the headquarter level.
Ms. Pammi Talwar an ex-airhostess opined that graduates in age group of 19-25 years canapply. Preference is given to degree or diploma holders in Hotel Management / Tourism. Female candidates with a degree in Home Science are preferred.
SALARIES
The minimum monthly salary is Rs. 12,000 plus fabulous perks like conveyance, stay at 5 star hotels, food, uniform, & free air tickets for you & your family. This can go up to Rs 1 lakhs per month in international airlines (after experience). So zoom ahead & take off.
YOU SHOULD HAVE
Height of more than 157cms for girls & 163 cms for boys. |
Ability to interact with people
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Excellent communication skills
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INSTITUTES
National Council for Hotel Management and Catering Technology, Pusa Complex, New Delhi, and Kolkatta, Lucknow, Mumbai, Chandigargh, Jaipur, Shimla ( In all 30 locations) |
Indian Institute of Travel & Tourism Management, Nyaya Marg, Chanakyapuri. |
College of Vocational Studies, Sheikh Sarai (BA in Travel & Tourism).
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- Venkateshwara College, Dhaula Kuan(BA in Travel & Tourism).
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ARCHITECTURE
If you can visualize creations in concrete, the changing skyline and are interested in designing buildings, go for architecture. The Government has allowed foreign participation in housing & commercial projects and private sector activity has increased manifold. So, lot of jobs and consulting opportunities are coming up.
Architects are trained to organize space, understand technical requirements of a building & also building laws & regulations. Landscape architects are concerned with the planning, design & construction of the outdoor environment. They plan & design plazas, corporate offices, recreation facilities, parks & housing complexes. Naval architects design, plan, construct & maintain all structures made & used on the seas.
Architecture is a five years course after 10+2. At most of the institutions, one needs PCM but some universities (like GGSIPU, Delhi) require only maths at 10+2 stage regardless of stream.
Architects work in government organizations like CPWD, Ministry of Urban Development, National Building Organization, HUDCO, DDA, National Building Construction Corporation or private organizations like Ansals, Unitech, Omaxe or even run their own consulting organizations.
Starting salaries range from Rs. 20,000– Rs. 40,000 per month & there is no upper limit for able individuals.
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS
• Ability to sketch
• Flexibility & Patience
• Creativity
• Aesthetic sense
• Perception
PREMIER INSTITUTES
• School of Planning & Architecture, Delhi
• CEPT, Ahmedabad
• IIT, Kharagpur
• JJ School of Architecture, Mumbai
• DAVV, Indore
• Punjab Univsersity
NATA
Prospective applications desirous of taking admission to First year of undergraduate course in Architecture (Bachelor of Architecture) in India take NATA. NATA scores are used by admissions authorities of different unaided & Govt. aided schools/college of Architecture.
TEST CONTENT
The test is in two parts. A paper based drawing test for two hours and computer based online aesthetic sensitivity test for one hour.
DRAWING TEST
The drawing aptitude is judged on the following aspects –
1. Ability to sketch a given object proportionately and rendering the same in visually appealing manner.
2. Visualising and drawing the effects of light on the object and shadows cast on surroundings.
3. Sense of perspective drawing.
ANIMATION
The Animation industry which will be $39 billion big by 2009 was the idea of Greek astronomer Ptolemy who discovered the principle of persistence of vision back in 130 AD. Simply when images are flashed before the eye at a speed at least 10 frames per second the mind thinks it is seeing a single moving image. In Latina ‘Anima’ means soul so it’s all about giving soul to a character. To ‘Animate’ is literally to give life to’
Animations are utilized by film Industry, education sector, gaming industry, design houses & advertising industry. Broadly two categories of work is available (a) Programming:- Writing programme (b) Creative: Story board, sketching , finalizing movements , model making & so on.
Understanding the fundamental for visual communication and design, including colour theory, composition and iconography (the use of symbols), knowledge of image processing tools including those used for image scanning and manipulation, is required. Knowledge of computer painting and drawing tools , and understanding storyboarding techniques will help build up one’s careers.
After XIIth, one can go in for 4 years degree programmes or diploma courses. On the programming side, BCA qualification is good & on creative, BFA, otherwise PG courses are also available at FTII, pune
Salary
For a fresher generally a salary from Rs. 8000 per month and with experience one can earn up to Rs. 80.000 month & even start up on one’s own.
TYPES OF ANIMATION
Celor 2D |
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Computer Generation or 3D
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PERSONALITY
Artistic |
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INSTITUTE
National Institute of Design, Ahmedabad |
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SAE , Delhi |
Maya Academy of Advance , Delhi |
Arena Multimedia |
Apeejay Institute of Design , Delhi |
Birla Institute of Technology , Noida |
JOB PROSPECTS
Advertising |
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Design House |
Print & Publishing |
Arena Multimedia |
Apeejay Institute of Design , Delhi |
Birla Institute of Technology , Noida |
BE YOUR OWN BOSS
Are you one of those who want to make your own destiny? Are you the one who wants to work for himself and get the satisfaction of being a self made man? Well, if you are thinking in those lines then you must be an entrepreneur in the making. An entrepreneur literally means an ‘undertaker’. An entrepreneur is a person who undertakes the task of bringing together an idea, resources and the organization to start a new venture.
Mr. Kedarnath Aggarwal, The Chairman, Bikanervala Group says – “If you can face the initial struggle for first three years, then you can be successful. You need lot of grit & determination to run an enterprise. Consistency also building up the business”.
While starting a new business, the entrepreneur has to decide about the following.
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What is he capable of ? Analysing his potential. |
Research the market to have a functional expertise.
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- Familiarization with different rules, procedures and provisions.
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Determine the sources of finance for his business. |
What steps must be taken to achieve his objectives? |
How to build up marketing? |
Anticipate constraints and how to overcome them? |
What can be excepted in future? |
The planning to a venture should be very thorough. The more an entrepreneur knows about the market the more are the chances of success. After making a business plan one should acquire the necessary funds.
The next step is Organising which entails :
Grouping the tasks into related activities. |
Assigning responsibility and authority to your employees/partners/ consultants.
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Define the responsibilities and the working relationship of each person.
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An entrepreneur should ensure that everyone related with his project is involved in it. It is necessary that an entrepreneur should start well but it is also necessary to proceed well and have a sustained growth. The motto is not to give up till one is successful.
Institutes
Small Industries Service Institute, Delhi |
National Small Industries Corporation, Delhi
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Delhi Financial Corporation
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FICCI Ladies Organisation, Delhi |
Entrepreneurship Development Institute of India, Ahmedabad
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SISI conducts courses on different areas like Ceramics & Pottery, Plastic Processing industry, Exports, Chemical Industry, Leather goods and Entrepreneurship development programme(women).
MBA courses also can help a person start off his/her own business.
Tactics for success
People are looking for a business that
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in which they can be confident
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Entrepreneurism needs
Commitment |
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No Apathy towards customer even after the sale has been made
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Repetition(of message, of brand image etc) |
Finding opportunities
Trade Shows |
Newspapers (Check out regional newspapers; also classifieds) |
Internet(This is a really a huge resource and search engines is a good starting point)
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- For foreign collaboration(American Centre library-Trade Section; British Council-Newspaper/Magazine; Embassies)
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- Talking to experts in a particular area
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BIOTECHNOLOGY
You want to solve a big problem like droughts, or infectious diseases, improve crop yields, detect & treat heart diseases- Go for biotech. The underlying thread is to be able to harness the energies of the living world to improve upon the existing medical, industrial & agricultural knowledge. Plant yields can be improved, newer varieties can be developed, new vaccines can be made, changes at embryo level can be done to remove genetically transmitted diseases.
Biotech is an interdisciplinary area & requires chemical engineers, biochemists microbiologist, computational scientist, virologists immunologists, etc….. Suppose a company wants to develop a medicine from a plant. It will commission a botanist to find the plant , a horticulturist to grow it in pre specified conditions, a tissue culture specialist to isolate properties responsible for the cure, an organic chemist to work on the molecular compound & so on.
Government is also chipping in by providing tax holidays, for Agri-Biotech Companies, favouring use of genetically modified crops.
A word of caution! Starting salaries are in the range of Rs. 10,000 to Rs. 15,000 per month & immediate growth is not likely to happen. Moreover, private institutes are not able impart practical training due to lack infrastructure & practical expertise.
After XIIth a person having Physics, Chemistry & Biology can do B.Sc in life Sciences, Botany. Zoology, Microbiology. Biotechnology and thereafter MSc (Biotechnology). Alternatively, a PCM students can do B.Tech ( Biotech). M- tech or Ph D would also be required for a fast growth.
As per Government estimates, the market for biotech products will grow to $5 billion by 2010 with pharmaceutical & medical biotech being major players. So there is a good demand but independent research opportunities would only be available after working for 7-8 years. So rack up your research brains & complete for a slice of biotechnology.
Institutes
B.Tech
Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee, Delhi, Mumbai, Kanpur, Chennai |
Delhi College of Engineering, Delhi |
Netaji Subhash Institute of Technology, Delhi
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- Banglore University, Banglore
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- Jaypee Institute of Technology, Noida & Guna
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- IIT –Rorkee, Mumbai, Kanpur, Chennai
BSc can be done from regular colleges and for MSc, JNU conducts a combined entrance exam.
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COMPANIES / ORGANIZATION
PHARMA SECTOR
BIOINFORMATICS
GOVERNMENT
IGIB |
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AIIMS
National Institute of Immunology
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CHARTERED ACCOUNTANCY
You enjoy dealing with numbers, rather if you play well with numbers, Chartered Accountancy is the career for you. With internationalization, finance & accounts area has acquired a different hue altogether. Chartered Accountants maintain the records of the financial transaction which every organization is required to keep by law. Income & expenditure records of a company which form the basis of annual accounts is kept by them.
CAs work in the following areas:
Stock Markets: Foreign Institutional Investors, Stock Brokers, Broking Houses employ both CAs & MBAs for research work or understanding companies.
Consultancy: Organizations like Arthur Anderson, Mckinsey, KPMG, Batliboi & Co. recruit CAs for providing consultancy for project planning & finance, corporate law, secretarial work relating to legal regulations and information systems.
Auditing: Checking of accounts. It might be statutory i.e, as required by the Company Act or Internal Audit - for decision making in organizations.
Cost Accounting: Understanding what particular operations, jobs, product really cost to produce taking everything into account.
Tax Management: Optimsing financial structure, coping with taxation on international scale, understanding different tax laws & changes, pricing policy, sales tax is what individuals take care of in this sector.
The New CA after 10th
A new exam CPT has been introduced by ICAI ; This is the entry level test for Chartered Accountancy course. It is a test of four subject i.e. Accounting, Mercantile Law, General Economics & Quantitative Aptitude & is for 200 marks CPT is an objective type test having negative marking. This exam would be held four times in an year viz., Feb, May, Sept and Nov.
A student can register after class Xth & the Board of Studies provides a comprehensive study package with a CD for self-assessment . A registered student may appear in CPT after XIIth exam. After clearing CPT (Qualifying marks 50%), the student has to take admission in professional course & simultaneously for articled/audit training
The Articled training is done thereafter & alongside one does a General Management & Communication Skills course.The next stage is PCT(Professional Competence Test) and thereafter, one is eligible for the Final Examination & after finally clearing it, the membership of the institute is given. It is a good idea to pursue B (Com) or B (Com ) Hons. along with.
CAs maintain record of financial transactions which every organization is required to keep by law. They analyse & verify reports for businesses & government organizations. Consultancy is a challenging opening for bright & ambitions individuals. CA’s might work on project planning & finance, business, advisory role or even in information systems,
Starting salaries are in the range of Rs. 20,000 to 50,000 per annum. As the Indian economy grows, good opportunities are emerging for this profession.
Gulf Countries show a marked preference for CAs over MBAs & a number of CAs are in senior management positions. For UK & USA, additional exams need to be cleared.
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International Avenues
(a) UK
Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA)
www.acca.org.uk
(b) US
Certified Public Accountant
www.cpa-exam.org
Career Opportunities
Management Consultants |
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Institute
The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India , ITO Delhi www.icai.org
CIVIL SERVICES
Do you want a job where you have lots of power & your decisions impact thousands of people? You want to be the real policy maker & even oversee implementation of policy decisions - Go for Indian Administrative Services. IAS officers form the backbone of the massive government machinery and hold very senior positions.
Indian Administrative services are divided into the following: -
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Central Services comprises Indian Railway Services, Indian Foreign Services and Accountans & Auditing Services (Indian Revenue Services, Indian Civil Accounts Services, Indian Defence Accounts Service, and Indian Audit and Account services).
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ENTRANCE
Entrance can be given after graduation though the government is thinking of having this exam after XIIth.
The pattern of the exam is as follows:
Civil services preliminary examination (objective type) |
Main examination (Subjective type) |
Final Interview
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JOB PROSPECTS
The entrants have to undergo two sessions of training within an interval of one year. After the completion of this at the academy, the probationers, as they are called, are sent to the state that has been allotted to them, for practical training. At the end of this training, they come back to the academy for a second spell of training. This session involves discussion on administrative problems that the probationers have encountered or observed during the work of practical training in state. Thereafter, they take up positions in their departments.
HIERARCHY
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NATURE OF WORK
PLANNING policy IMPLEMENTATION |
Decisions — Implementing plans
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Interpreting |
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Achieving targets |
Modifying |
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Ability to interact with different kinds of people |
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TIPS FOR SUCCESS |
Read newspaper daily especially editorial pages
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NCERT Book class XI & XIIth of subjects you are going to take
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Practice Essay writing (about 2000 to 3000 words)
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General Knowledge (Political Science, Geography, History & Economics) |
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WEBSITES TO LOOK FOR FURTHER INFORMATION |
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COMPANY SECRETARY
You want to get in a job where you are hobnobbing with the powerful and decision makers. You want to have a key position in the company – Go for Company Secretary course. Company Secretaries deal with matters relating to the company as a legal entity. They keep the company’s records, advise Board of Directors of their legal obligations, complete tax returns & ultimately see that the company is complying with statutory legislation. They are also a link between the share-holders & management and convene the annual general meeting.
According to section 383-A of companies Act 1956, companies having a paid-up share capital of 50 lakhs or more are statutorily required to appoint a whole-time company secretary. All kinds of organizations whose affairs are conducted by boards, councils & other corporate structures, be it a company, association, trust, society, federation usually appoint a person who holds the qualification of company secretaryship in key administrative positions.
One can also practice & help in promotion, formation & incorporation of a new company or amalgamation, reorganization or winding up of others. He may act as an authorized representative of the company for filling, attesting or verifying a document or share transfer. After 10+2, (any stream) a student is eligible to do the foundation course. Thereafter, one needs to clear the intermediate course. After graduation, one can directly do the intermediate course. The last stage is the Final Examination. In between, one also needs to undergo 15 months of on-the-job management training. So get into this course and help large corporates function effectively.
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Banks |
Corporates |
Department of Company affairs |
Department of Public Enterprises |
Stock Exchange |
Co-operative organizations |
The Institute of Company Secretaries of India -ICSI House 22, Institutional Area, Lodhi Road, New Delhi |
COMMERCIAL PILOT
Want to fly like a bird? Do you have a logical mind with an ability to deal with emergencies without losing your calm? If yes, then you could be flying in the air as a Pilot.
A Pilot’s job is not only flying the aircraft but even checking pre flight plans, map, routes, Report equipment status, meteorological information, fuel requirements & also maintain touch with Air Traffic controllers and shoulder the responsibility of people who are traveling.
To become a commercial pilot, you need your 10+2 with Physics & Maths. Thereafter, start out with a flying club and get your student pilot licence. The next stage is Private Pilot licence followed by Commercial Pilot licence which requires 250 hrs of flying. You have to pass theory exams on air regulations, aviation meteorology, air navigation and medical tests on standards of the AFCME, New Delhi, or IAM Bangalore before getting CPL. Training is expensive( approx 18 lakhs) but your are likely to recover the cost in two years or so. Work hours are restricted and entitlement to holidays and allowances is good but odd timings take a toll on your health. Lastly, nothing beats the lifestyle and money you enjoy.
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High Spatial orientation. |
Clear Communication Skills. |
Level Headedness
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INSTITUTES
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Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Uran Academy, Fursat Ganj Air Field, Raibareli |
Pinjore Aviation Club, Ambala |
The Institute of Company Secretaries of India -ICSI House 22, Institutional Area, Lodhi Road, New Delhi |
Patiala Aviation Club, Patiala |
Mumbai flying Club, Mumbai |
Flying Training Institute, Kolkata |
State Civil Aviation, UP |
PRIVATE
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Ahmedabad Aviation Academy |
Rajputana Aviation Club, Kota Airport |
Wings Aviation Private Ltd. Hyderabad |
Orient Flight School, Chennai |
Frank Airways, Indore |
Bangalore Aeronautics & Technical Services, BangaloreI |
COMPUTER / IT SECTOR
Dollar salaries, jobs abroad, company gyms, free pickups & drops, company food & a host of other perks-are all available in a career in Information Technology. It is a very fast growing sector and it is expected that the top 3 firms will hire more than 25,000 individuals. The career progression is very fast & if you are good, moon is within reach.
Options in the IT industry
Programmers- These people write specific programmes which tell the computer what to do. These programmes are tailormade to suit the specific task and function. They work on the inputs of system analysts or system designers & work together in a team.
System Programmer/Software Engineer- System programmer research, develop & adapt application programs for computer systems where as software engineers create new programs. Both the jobs can be handled by the same individual also.
Systems Analyst- They understand & document the way the organization controls its work.
Network Administrator- They take care of planning, maintaining & handling troubleshooting for a company’s network (LAN, WAN etc.)
Chip Designer – Designing chips and processors is an upcoming area as these are used in both complex electronic gadgets to everyday appliances like mobile phones.
WEB DESIGNERS - These are individuals who use various languages like HTML, DHTML, Flash, Java Script, VB Script etc to build & maintain web-sites. For study, you can go for engineering if you have a science background. Alternatively, you can go in for BCA (Bachelor of Computer Application) and thereafter MCA. Even with a basic science degree, you can get in software companies & learn on the job. Entry-level salaries are in the range of 14000 to 15000 per month, though people at middle level earn around Rs. 60000-70,000 per month. In a cost cutting endeavour, companies hire lot of non-engineers such as those with a background in Physics, Computer Science, Maths or Statistics at slightly lesser salaries than engineers.
CAREER ROUTES |
BE/B.Tech in any discipline
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PBachelor’s Degree (with Maths) + MCA
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DOEACC |
BCA+Specialization in any area
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Direct entry after BSc (WIPRO) |
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Analytical Ability |
Ability to handle pressure
Team worker |
INSTITUTES (BCA)
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BIT, Noida |
Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya, Indore |
Symbiosis, Pune |
Bharati Vidyapeeth, Pune |
OTHER COURSES
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Microsoft Courses |
NIIT |
SAP |
Oracle |
DEFENCE
Think you are flying for Air force………Think of white navy uniforms or Army uniforms with neat badges—Is it exciting? Go for Defence forces.
Defence forces offer an unmatched adventurous and disciplined environment like no other career. Moreover, this career offers life long security and a number of allowances (free ration, free medical facilities outfit, separation, high altitudes, flying pay to pilots, submarine pay in navy, diving allowances). A number of students try to get into the defence forces after XIITh through NDA (only for male candidates). This exam is conducted two times in an year- April and August and one can apply as soon as one gets admission in XII (April) for the August exam. The papers in all the subjects consist of objective questions only. One can get into any branch viz. Army, Navy, and Air force through this exam.
If one qualifies written exam, one has to clear the next stage SSB. After finally clearing medical, one can join in for training. Individuals also pursue graduation along with training. After training, they are commissioned as officer.
A combined defence service is the exam conducted by UPSC for individuals after graduation (though one can apply while pursuing 3rd year provisionally). This also leads to officer level position in defence forces.
These are opportunities for individual from diverse background like agriculture science (for military farms), veterinary doctors (handling animals), lawyers, accountants, pujaris, maulvis.
NDA Exam
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General knowledge: 600 marks
(English, History, Geography, Science, Current Events)
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SSB (Service Selection Board)
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Psychological Testing |
Physical Testing |
Group Performance Evaluation |
Interview |
Medical examination |
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Entry Procedure
Qualification |
NDA –XIIth |
10+2 Technical Entry (XIIth PCM with 70% Needed) |
Engineering Corps – Engineering |
Education Corps - Post Graduation Degree |
CDS (Combined Defence Services) - Graduation |
Direct Entry -NCC ‘C’ Certificate + Graduation |
Pre-Requisities |
Personal Discipline (No mama’s boys or girls) |
Physical Fitness |
Commitment |
Mental Endurance |
ENGINEERING
Scene: A family gathering; Mamaji asks Vaibhav-‘Beta bade ho kar kya karoge’. Vaibhav, a IXth class student replies-‘Engineer Banoonga’. And both Mummy & Pappa smile ear to ear. All relatives become satisfied that Vaibhav will be a good boy now & do well. A lot of students think about engineering because others are also thinking on the same & it is prestigious to do it. Understand if you are really interested in doing something technical or working in manufacturing or better still research & development, then decide about engineering. A number of students just take up engineering after XIIth & just work in computer programming area or do MBA & become managers. So just think.
Lets understand the various fields of engineering -
Agriculture Engineering:- It deals with design and development of farm implements and machineries, production, processing, transportation and storage of agricultural commodities, land and water resources management, agricultural production and manufacture of processed foods. As more & more corporates invest in Agriculture & Food Sector, number of jobs for professionals would increase significantly.
Automobile Engineering:- After competing this, you would be working in design, development, repair & manufacturing of automobiles.
Biotechnology:- Here, courses are inter-disciplinary viz. molecular life science on one side & technical ( Bioreactor Design, Bioprocess Technology, Metabolic Engineering) on other. You would be getting into a research job with government bodies like DBT, IGIB or pharma companies like Ranbaxy, Cipla, & so on.
Bio-Medical Engineering:- Design & manufacturing of Artificial Heart, Limbs, use of computers in diagnosis, Cryosurgery, Use of lasers in surgery, all are undertaken by them.
Ceramic Engineering:- Ceramics is used for all materials which require a high temperature in processing. Engineers may specialize in production of glass used in tableware, fibre optics, electronic equipment, cement, ceramic for pottery, structural ceramics for tools machine, components & electronic ceramics for integrated circuits, sensors etc.
Civil Engineering:- Just check out construction activity all around –roads, houses, malls, & so on & you would realize the growth in this sector. Civil engineers deal with design & construction of any kind of structures including nuclear power plants.
Computer Engineering:- This option is by far the most desirable option as money is good in this sector & growth opportunities abound. One might work on the hardware front –microprocessors, display units, printers & PCs or the software front – programmers. Computer engineers after some experience can also work with consulting firms.
Environmental Engineering:- They monitor & control pollution and deal with the likely impact on environment of proposed new projects.
Chemical Engineering :- It is concerned with the designing, construction, installation & operation of plants & equipments for manufacture of chemical products. Chemical engineers work in petroleum refining, fertilizer sector, synthetic food, petrochemicals, coal, synthetic fibre, mineral based industries, paint, acid & plastics companies.
Electronics & Telecommunication:- A highly rated branch of engineering which provides a foundation in electronic devices, computer hardware, software design, signal & image processing. Individuals are employed in consumer durable ( TV, Fridge) companies, aerospace industry, telephone providers, power companies, Audio-Visual equipment companies, office equipment manufactures & so on.
Nano- Technology :- This is a field that has taken off form molecular biology and essentially creates small materials(or machines) at the scale of molecules by manipulating single atoms. This enables scientists to control atoms and molecules to create computer chips and other devices that are much smaller than what current technologies permit. This is an inter-disciplinary area and people join from engineering (mechanical, electronics and chemical are more popular), basic science course and even medical field.
Electrical Engineering: - They are concerned with generation, distribution, use of electric power and its control. They work in manufacturing industry, design electrical machinery and take care of maintenance of generators, motors and other electrical equipment.
Industrial Engineering: - Planning the layout for a plant, choosing machinery and equipment, assembly line, quality control and inventory control is undertaken by industrial engineers. They use operations research and design data processing systems to solve organizational production and related problems.
Mechanical Engineering :- This branch is quite popular and can be used to get into various industries like refrigeration, air conditioning , machine tools power plants, railways, automobiles, farm equipment, pulp and paper, electronics, computers and even companies manufacturing soaps and cosmetics. They are concerned with production, transmission and use of mechanical power.
The new IIT-JEE
Gearing up for the mega competition IIT-JEE or dreaming of it-Change the way you perceived it till now and realign your preparation strategies.
A Special Task Force (STF) was constituted to evaluate the process of the IIT-JEE by the government. After due deliberations the standing committee of IIT Council recommended certain reforms in JEE-2006.
JEE to be single objective type examination
The Screenings test was done away with.
School results are to be factored into admission process for the IIT’s those students who secure a first class equivalent in the 10+2 examination were to be eligible to admission to the IIT’s
For SC/ST students , there was a relaxation of 5% of marks below the level of marks prescribed in it the respective examination .
A student can write JEE in the year he or she passes the 12th Board examination and /or in the following year.
Those who join in any of the IIT’s will not be allowed to sit for the JEE again.
A one time exception was given to the students who appeared in their qualifying examination in the year 2005 or earlier.
Qualitative textbooks like NCERT, Resnick & Halliday (P), Morrison & Boyd (C), SL Loney (M) Hall & Knight (M) will help. So fasten your seat belts and soar high.
The fact of being an IITian gives confidence to excel, passion to make own way, perseverance to keep hitting it hard and finally know to finish the work at eleventh hour!
Other career opportunities
There are numerous opportunities for engineers in the computer software industry too. The current practice of leading computer companies like TCS, Wipro, Infosys, TISC, Microsoft, IBM Macromedia, Adobe, Spectra mind etc is to recruit engineers of any branch following an aptitude test /interview. Those selected are given intensive in house training of two to three months and then develop software projects. Engineers can join Defence services as commissioned officers. They have great demand in the Civil Aviation Industry and Merchant Navy.
Other opportunities include working as a consultant in research /scientific organizations. Engineers with a post graduate degree get senior positions in private and government departments or as a planner or advisor on basic infrastructure development of the industry. An engineer with entrepreneurship abilities can also set up his /her own enterprise. So get ready to become a techie and engineer your way to a splendid career.
PLACEMENT
The placement record of IITians are excellent and they first one to be picked up by India’s topnotch companies. Companies like TATA, RELINCACE, INFOSYS, WIPRO, SAP, LARSEN & TUBRO, ABB, GE ORACLE, MCKINSEY, ADOBE and MIROSOFT to name few.
UNCOMMON AREAS
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Oil & paint technology |
Carpet technology |
Hydrology |
Earthquake engineering |
Print technology |
Plastic & polymer technology |
PRE-REQUISITES
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Scientific Temperament |
Analytical Thinking |
Hardworking |
Problem Solving Skills |
Mathematical Skills |
MAJOR TESTS
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IIT-JEE |
AIEEE |
DCE/NSIT |
VIT
INSTITUTES |
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Institute of Technology, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi |
FASHION DESIGN
Dreaming of dressing up the models who sahshay down the ramp looking ‘glam’. Feel like using new colours, new styles and new textures for garments - Jump into the field of Fashion Designing. Mr. T.K. Home , Information & Publicity Officer, NIFT says “This career has come of age and with the need of the coming generation to look good, this would sure take one places. To succeed, designers must be highly original and inventive. They should also be observant and should have a good memory.”
Bishwarupa, a Concept Designer with Stya Paul group says – “ I start my day dreaming of new concepts, work on the drawing board(illustration), search through websites, read books for specific themes like Ikebana, make a miniature sample and then print on actual size and generate it on the computer. It is very satisfying to see these designs come alive in a fashion show finally”.
Initially, Fields like fashion merchandising, fashion journalism, food styling, window dressing and ad styling require an in-depth knowledge of visual aesthetics, but are branch off from mainstream designing. So, after some time, designers can be a specialist in one of these areas.
Individuals earn in the range of Rs 8,000 – 12,000 and within 3-4 years can command a salary of Rs 25,000 – Rs 55,000 after doing design courses from premier institutes.
JOB OPPORTUNITIES
Branded Garment Companies
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Export Houses |
Fashion Show Organisers |
TV/Film Units |
Teaching |
YOU NEED TO
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Sketch Well |
Create a Look (Conceptualise) |
Understand Colours |
Feel Texture |
Notice Blends |
PREMIER INSTITUTES
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NIFT – 8 centres |
Pearl Academy of Fashion |
NIIFT, Mohali |
Srishthi, Bangalore |
ALT Training College, Bangalore |
ALT Training College, Bangalore |
Sophia Polytechnic, Mumbai |
School of Fashion Techology - Pune |
Symbions - Pune |
National Institute of Design - Ahmedabad |
FILM MAKING
Light, Sound Camera ….Action are the words that excite you, then a Career in Film and Television offers a lucrative & creative career. A Filmmaker is like a pilot of an aeroplane & has to look at all aspects of filmmaking. Starting from choosing a script to scheduling shoots to selecting actors/actresses, editing, putting in special effects, all needs to be done.
People specialize in various areas like direction, production editing, script writing, cinematographic, sound & music. The producer is the boy coordinator who conceives the idea, hires the Director, identifies talent & locations. Producer is assisted by production assistants who handle a number of administrative issues.
The director auditions & selects actors & actresses, finalize the scenery, costumes, chorography & music
Researches, Lighting/Cameraman, Sound Professionals, Editor-all assist the Producer & Director in filmmaking.
Formal training in dramatics can be a good foundation. Interest in singing & dancing can also help. Science students can look at sound engineering & video mixing to build up careers with film units even mass communication studies can help are join this area.
Breaking into the film industry is not easy, no matter how much training you have. There is a lot of competition for jobs. You need to aggressive, adaptable and determined. It is game of networking.
PERSONAL ATTRIBUTES
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Creative |
Open to new ideas |
TV/Film Units |
Perseverance |
Deep understanding of Social Trends |
INSTITUTES
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Film & Television Institute of India, Pune |
Film & Television Institute of Tamil Nandu, Chennai |
Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi |
Satyajit Ray’s Film Institute, Calcutta |
Central Institute of English & Foreign, Hyderabad |
Xaviers Institute of Communication, Mumbai |
National School of Drama (for Theatre), Delhi |
Whistling Woods, Mumbai |
Asha Chandra’s School of Acting, Mumabi |
FINE Arts
Artists specialize in fine arts or applied arts. The work of a fine artist is a form of self expression while the work of applied artists finds commercial application. They work with a wide variety of material & work for long hours at a stretch. Avani, a second year student pursuing BFA at Jamia Millia Islamia says “I took this course as I feel that art is the only way I can express myself. This is also very fulfilling for me. I intend to specialize in photography and work as a freelancer.”
Commercial Artists specialize in printing, graphics, silk screen printing, photography & even interior designing. Creative department of an ad agency produces layouts for an advertisement, creates drawings for the campaign, identify the right models, conceptualize the entire thing & make it. Artists working in the media maintain the style of a page or a feature. They make it more reader friendly. Even in web designing, rich graphics are used. The commercial artist conceptualizes the entire design. Individuals earn between 6,000-12,000 per month in the beginning & on the higher side, creative directors might earn 1.5 -2 lakhs per month also.
After 10+2 (any stream), one can opt for BFA (Bachelor’s in Fine Arts) & if need be MFA. BFA is generally of 4 years duration (at some places even 5 years). Entrance Tests are conducted after 10+2 for these courses. Typically, life drawing, general knowledge about artists/advertisements (objective questions), sketching, composition & pattern making is tested. In the BFA course, students may specialize in Painting, Graphics, Sculpture, Photography and Commercial Art. So pick up your brushes & paint a bright career.
You should have
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Urge to self-express |
Keen observation sense |
Eye-hand co-ordination |
Employment Avenues
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Advertising Agencies |
Advertising Agencies |
Visualizer |
Illustrator |
Graphic Artist |
Media ( Print / Electronic) |
Greeting Card Manufactures |
Web Designing Firms |
Book Publishers
Institutions |
Institute's
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College of Art, New Delhi |
College of Art, Punjab University |
Banaras Hindu University |
Sir J.J Institute of Applied Art, Mumbai |
Faculty of Fine Arts, Baroda |
Kala Bhavana, Visva Bharti, Santiniketan, West Bengal |
Food Technology
“Chakki Fresh Atta” “Taazi Vegetables in a Pouch”, Dried Vegetables in soup are all possible with help of food technologists. Food Technology is the science related to the processing of food stuffs.
Consumption of processed food has increased manifold. Earlier, this was a disorganized sector but now large integrated players are entering into food production, procurement, processing, distribution & retailing areas. Organizations like Bharti Enterprises of Airtel fame are investing about 150 crores in a food processing venture.
Food Technologists Research For Designing New Food Processing Techniques, Creating New Food Stuff Generated From Plant & Animal Life, Evolving Measures Such as Fungicidal Treatment & Insecticide Storage to protect foods from spoilage & damage. They also develop quality control systems for the organizations.
Plant genetics, microbial fermentation, gene splicing are areas which are dealt by food technologists specializing in the area of biotechnology.
After XIIth, one can opt for a 3 year B.Sc in Food Science & Technology or a 4 year B.Tech (Food Tech). Alternatively, after graduation (Chemistry, Bio-chemistry, Microbiology, Agricultural Science, Home Science,), one can do a post graduation in food science.
Salaries would start around Rs 8,000 to Rs 15,000 and can go up to Rs 40,000 or even more. Assignments are also available abroad especially in Gulf countries.
PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS
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Ability to work in teams |
Basic interest in foodstuff, flavours & processing |
INSTITUTIONS
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Central Food Technological Research Institute, Mysore |
University of Calcutta, Kolkata |
Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar University, Agra |
Harcourt Butler Technological Institute. Kanpur |
University of Delhi, Delhi |
Punjab Technical University, Jalandhar |
Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar |
Punjabi University, Patiala |
Osmania University, Hyderabad |
University of Mysore, Mysore |
WORKPLACES
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Hotels |
Food Industries |
Food Industries |
Hospitals |
Distilleries |
Soft-Drink Company |
Spice, Cereal, Rice Mills |
Govt. Research Centre |
Multinational Company (Food) |
Foreign Language
GLOBLISATION AND opening up of economies have led to increased trade among countries. A number of MNCs have also set up their base in India. The language specialists are needed by these companies as well as call centres and transcription companies. Tourism, leisure, entertainment, public relations, mass communication , publication are other sectors where these specialist work.
The demand is also high for people who are ‘hybrids’ –individuals trained in both, functional areas (like marketing, finance, law, insurance, engineer, etc) and any one language.
In recent years, the need to translate reports, contracts and various business documents for the MNCs has grown manifold.
Translation centers have been doing this work for these companies.
The job of interpretation involves lot of trust as it is only the interpreter who knows the crux of an on-going conversation. They need a high level of proficiency of language also as the work has to be done instantly. A better than average general knowledge and familiarity with new terms would definitely help one in being successful. One can go in for a graduation course, a five year integrated course or diploma courses. Part time and evening options are also available. A number of management institutes have also started offering their students additional language course.
Starting salaries in organizations range from Rs. 15,000 Rs, 25,000 per month for a well qualified person (read proficient). Free lancers can earn 12,000 -20,000 per month. Exposure aboard may be available for individuals working with MNCs call Centers and embassies also.
Skills needed
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Listening skills |
Attitude of reaching out |
Institutes & Courses
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School of languages, JNU |
Central Institute of English & Foreign Languages, Hyderabad |
Benaras Hindu University, Varanasi |
University of Delhi, Delhi |
Bhartiya Vidya Bhawan, Delhi |
Alliance Francaise , 15 branches across the country |
Max Muellar Bhawan, Delhi & other metros |
Jamia Millia Islamia |
Indo Italian Chamber of Commerce, Mumbai |
Japanese information & Cultural Center, Delhi |
Jobs available
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Translator |
Interpreter |
Language Teaching |
Transcription |
Administration |
FORENSIC SCIENCE
Triple murders have happened in the city. Two weapons & a dirty cloth have been left behind. Now, it is your turn to unravel the mystery. Welcome to the world of Forensic Scientist where everyday you get a new mystery. Thereafter, they collect sample from the sight of the crime-like bullets, explosives or biological evidence like blood, hair, teeth, bones, etc, they also photograph the site of the crime to piece together facts & document evidence. During criminal proceedings in court they testify & explain their findings & interpretation.
They closely examine samples of evidence in the lab using microscope, spectroscope, infrared & other equipments,
Forensic Toxicologists identify foreign chemicals, poison or drugs in human body Forensic pathologists carry out autopsies to ascertain the cause of death. Forensic fingerprint experts are trained for the identification of fingerprint samples. DNA pattern identification is based on genetics & is majorly used in establishing maternity & paternity & even in rape cases.
After 10+2, BSc can be undertaken followed by MSc in Forensic Science. So get ready for the thrill & challenge of forensic science.
PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS
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Aptitude for systematic investigation
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Deductive ability |
Curiosity |
INSTITUTIONS
Bsc
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Dr. Hari Singh Gaur Vishwavidyalaya, Madhya Pradesh |
Khalsa College ( started a new program for next Session) |
Delhi University (Ramjas College Certificate in Forensic) |
Chennai University
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MSc.
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Panjabi University, Patiala |
Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar University, Agra |
Bundelkhan University, Kanpur |
Karnataka University, |
Osmania University, Hyderabad |
Japanese information & Cultural Center, Delhi |
University of Madaras, Chennai |
GENETIC SCIENTISTS
Do you want to make a new tomato which is as big as a hot air balloon or remove all harmful medical impacts of parents (e.g. Haemophilia- Disorder which results in non-clotting of blood) - Go for Genetics which is the study of heredity. Genetic scientists research genes, study the effects of heat, light, temperature & chemicals on these.
The scientists study the structure, composition, function & replication of chromosomes & genes. Genetic engineering involves changing the gene structure by rearranging, altering or splicing. Hence in this way new seeds can be developed or livestock can be improved.
Lots of research work is coming from countries like US to India. Multinational Pharma companies find that doing research is comparatively cheaper in India
(almost 1/10th) as manpower costs are low. So research is sub-contracted to companies like Biocon or even Indian Pharma Companies.
Individuals work with Government Research Organizations, Pharma Companies, Biotech Research Companies, Hospitals & a numbers of opportunities are available abroad.
One would need PCB in The XIth & Xth class. Thereafter BSc(Genetics)is available at a few places or after BSc. in any life sciences, one can do MSc (Genetics). So create new beings, plants, seeds and remove all the diseases from this world.
YOU SHOULD HAVE
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Interest in research |
INSTITUTIONS
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University of Delhi |
Ch. Charan Singh Haryana Agriculture University, Hissar |
Punjab Agriculture University ,Punjab |
Punjab University, Patiala
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Dr. YS Parmar University of Horticulture and Forestry, Solan ( HP) |
Banaras Hindu University, Varansai |
University of Kerala, Thiruvananthapuram |
University of Chennai, Chennai |
Osmania University, Hyderabad |
Bangalore University, Bangalore |
University of Pune, Pune |
HORTICULTURE
Growing fruits on a tree, handling creepers, making flowers bloom - all are included in Horticulture, It is science dealing with cultivation of flowers & fruits, their processing, marketing, storage & related techniques. It also involves crop development, DNA testing of various crops, weed control and insect disease.
Horticulture has been accorded a 100 per cent export oriented unit (EOU) status. There is a good demand for cut flowers in Europe, US & other Asian countries which India can fulfill.
Olericutrure deals with improvement of onion & garlic, tomato, cucumber, peas, chilli & pepper crops. Floriculturists specialize in flower & nursery operations. Plant propagation work entails developing new kinds of plant growth, devising nutrient formulas etc. Tissue culture & embryo culture are also utilized in horticulture.
Government Horticulture departments; fruit, flower, cashew, tea & coffee plantations employ horticulturists, Holiday resorts, garden shops, Farm Houses have resident horticulturists. Export oriented units also employ horticulturists.
After XIIth (PCB), Bsc (Horticulture) is available & thereafter Msc can also be undertaken. Indian Council for Agricultural Research conducts an all India entrance test for entry in this course. Bsc (Horticulture) is a four year degree course.
So let your career bloom & join horticulture
BRANCHES
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Garden Management |
JOB OPPORTUNITIES
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Scientist (ICAR) |
Food & Vegetable Inspector |
Farm Supervisor |
Food Processing Units
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Agriculture Magazines |
Biotechnology Sector |
NGOs |
Hotels |
Golf Courses |
Colleges |
Own Business |
Personal Characteristics
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Interest in Nature |
Keen Observation |
Patience |
Love for Plant Life |
INSTITUTIONS
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GB Pant Coll of Agriculture, Pantnagar |
Allahabad Agriculture Institute, Deemed Uniav, PO Agll Institute,
Allahabad |
Punjab Agriculture University, Luddhiana |
Dr. YS Parmar University of Horticulture & Forestary, Nauni, Solan |
CCSU College of Agriculture, Hissar |
HOTEL MANAGEMENT
The train ‘Palace on Wheels’ is a Hotel on Wheels and has the luxury of a star hotel; hotels with rural ambience; Palaces converted into hotels; Hotels on hill tops; Hotels in middle of a lake (Udaipur)- all are a part of the industry called the Hotel Industry.
After liberalization, the hotel industry has seen an upward swing. Both inbound & outbound tourism has increased significantly & it has led to a growth in hotel industry also.
You would not become a cook or a waiter after a hotel management degree as a number of people might want you to believe; you would be getting managerial or a semi-managerial job. The following jobs are available.
Front Office- Overseeing work of receptionists, information clerk , helping customers in ‘checking in’. |
Housekeeping- Responsible for taking care of the facilities of a hotel e.g. cleanness in rooms, lobby, parks, lounges & so on; inspection on regular basis, training of maids & cleaners.
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Marketing- Interacting with corporates & marketing a hotel’s services like rooms, seminar/convention halls, parties, holiday specials etc.
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Kitchen- Helping in the operation of a kitchen, supervising service in the dining room, efficient use of food stuff & other supplies, managing preparation of different cuisines.
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Catering- Selection & pricing of interesting menu items for institutions, helping achieving consistent quality of food & services, training workers & altering various administrative aspects.
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After 12th class, one can go in for degree courses in hotel management institutes or one can even get in after graduation (any stream). Most of the big hotel chains have a graduate entry scheme & they recruit students after a group discussion & interview.
A number of jobs are available abroad in countries like Dubai, Oman, US, UK, & others. Some hotel management institutes abroad even offer training & placement simultaneously & then individuals are absorbed full-time.
Hoteliering is not a career but a life style. Go for it if you fit the bill.
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PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS |
Extrovert Personality
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Physically Tough
Aptitude for taking care of people
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Discipline
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*A number of private banks recruit hotel management graduates for customer interaction positions. |
INSTITUTES
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National Council for Hotel Management & Catering Technology, Pusa (30 Institute across India)
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Welcomgroup school of Hotel Administration , Manipal
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IHM, Aurangabad ( affiliation with Taj Group)
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Oriental School of Hotel Management, Kerala
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OCLD - Delhi
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Welcom group (ITC) - Gurgaon
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IP University - Delhi
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BIT - Mesra, Ranchi
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OPPORTUNITIES
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Sales & Marketing
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Housekeeping
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Front Office Management
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Travel & Tourism Sector
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Club Management
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Call Centers
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Banking
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Cruise ships
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INSURANCE
The waves of liberalization have hit the insurance sector and more than twelve multinational companies like Commercial Union are now present in India. Earlier Life Insurance was basically projected as a means of tax savings. The risk element involved in loss of life was never broached. However, all that is going to change. The pension and medical products are expected to see limitless opportunities of growth.
Let us understand the various kinds of jobs that would be available. In the first place we have actuaries- people who create mathematical models to price new insurance products, calculate risks and cost of insuring. Second is surveyors- individuals who go to the scene of an accident/fire/theft and estimate the loss. Third is agents/sales professionals- people who seek and service clients. In fact, in developed countries abroad, jokes abound about insurance sales people- who are chipkoos and who don’t go away till one buys an insurance product from them.
Till now in the insurance industry, LIC and GIC have been recruiting graduates(based on an entrance test) and have been giving them on- the- job training. Now private companies, particularly multinationals would look for individuals who have been trained professionally.
A good numeracy skill is required to be successful in an Insurance career.
INSURANCE SALES
A major advantage is that it does not require any investment to start work. Another advantage is that insurance sales does not have time or territorial restraints.
One can earn well in case one puts in hard work. Insurance selling offers an attractive payment plan where 25 % of first year’s premium(on the policy sold) comes to the agent as his commission. Then, the agent further gets a renewal commission at the rate of 7 ½ % of the premium for the second and third years and at 5% for all subsequent premiums received under the policy. Companies like LIC now provide various facilities to its professional agents. For example, an agent who is a member of the Chairman’s or Zonal Manage’s Club, is provided with car, telephone, computer, office maintenance expenses and housing loan at 5.25 percent rate of interest.
In case the agent wants to join the company, he has the opportunity for becoming a Development Officer by passing a prescribed test. Then he can continue to rise as a Branch Manager, Divisional Manager.
NATIONAL INSTITUTES
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The Insurance Institute of India
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National Insurance Academy
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Actuarial society of India |
The Institute of Insurance surveyors and adjusters |
UNIVERSITIES
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Kurukshetra University, Haryana,
e-mail- kuk@doe.ernet.in)
BA(Hon.) in Insurance and Actuarial Sciences,
eligibility- 10+2 exam |
Berhampur University
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B.com (Hon) in Insurance,
eligibility- 12 yrs Hr Sec. |
Jewellery Design & Gemmology
You are mad about jewellery, want to play with gold & silver and dream of new creations every night – then this is the career for you. Jewellery Designers create new designs for gold, silver, precious stones & precious metal jewellery. Casting, Molding, & experimenting on the different gemstones & jewellery all are undertaken by jewellery designers.
Gemmologists are experts in assessing the value, quality & use of gems for jewellery. They are experts in grading, sorting & setting of gems in various metals. They work with diamond & gem exporters, dealers, graders, assorters, jewellery designers, jewellery phographers, appraisers, jewellery store owners. Gem sorting & marketing, gem shaping, inlay work, engraving are other options.
As the wealth of our middle class in growing, so are career opportunities in this area. The jewellery market in India is moving towards branded jewellery. Hence, professionals would be needed. India is the largest consumer of gold & has an amazing export turnover of jewellery (about 40% of world’s total exports).
Courses in gem and jewellery designing are short duration programmes. Most courses can be taken after class XII. The courses, mainly diploma, vary in duration. Students learn about material behaviour, filing, piercing, forging, soldering wax modelling, enamelling, casting, stone setting, polishing and finishing.
Beginners earn less about 6000 but once one is established, money literally flows in.
Pre-requisite
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Creative Thinker |
Eye for Detail
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Good observation
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Fashion Awareness |
Institutions
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Catering- Selection & pricing of interesting menu items for institutions, helping achieving consistent quality of food & services, training workers & altering various administrative aspects.
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Jewellery design/Accessory design
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National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT), New Delhi
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SNDT Women’s University, Mumbai
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Gem and Jewellery Export Promotion Council, Jaipur
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Jewellery Design and Technology Institute (JDTI), Noida
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Jewellery Product Development Centre (JPDC), New Delhi
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Gemmology
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INSTITUTE
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Indian Gemmological Institute, New Delhi
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Indian Diamond Institute, Surat
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Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Centre of Jewellery Design & Manufacturing , Gujarat
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Indian Institute of Gemmology, New Delhi |
LAW
If you like proving your point, then why not choose a career where you do it all the time. Law is an emerging career option & individuals have started focusing on specialized areas like insurance, cyber law, intellectual property law, security transactions and international law.
Law has been one of the most important social institutions. Normally, lawyers practice before judges in Subordinate Courts, Administrative Tribunals, High Courts & the Supreme Court. Their practice pertains mainly to private matters & public matters.
Private matters are those related to the rights & obligations people have in their involvement with one another, or with civil law.
Public matters are those which deal with criminal cases as well as Administrative, Constitutional & International cases.
Various areas of specialization in law
Criminal-These people specialize in legal matters such as theft, murder etc. |
Real Estate - It deals with cases involving property.
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Civil law - It is applicable in matters of property, contract & commercial issues like family inheritance
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Tax law - Tax lawyers handle cases like income wealth, gift tax, estate duty etc. |
International law-It is set of international relation legal rules observed by all the nations in relation to one another.
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Labour Law - It deals with the problems arising between the Management & the Labour of an organisation.
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Other - There are various other branches of law, which includes family law, constitutional law, corporate law, excise law, custom & transportation.
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Law can be done after completing your 10+2 - a five-year course offered by a number of National Universities. You
can even do it after graduation, which is for 3 years duration.
Salaries depends on the specialization of a lawyer. Most associate trainees begin with Rs. 5000, Corporate salaries may be Rs. 25,000-30,000. MNCs might pay up to 12-14 Lakhs per annum after experience.
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PERSONAL FACTORS
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Good intellect
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Fluency & clear speech
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Confident & convincing power
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Unbiased approach
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Ability to persuade
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Ability to scrutinize
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INSTITUTIONS
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NLS, Banglore 5 years
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NUJS, Kolkatta 5 years
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Symbiosis, Pune 5 years |
ILS, Pune 5years |
NLS, Jodhpur 5 years |
NLIU, Bhopal 5 years |
GLC, Mumbai 3 years & 5 Years |
GNLU, Gujrat |
I P University |
Jamia Millia Islamia, Delhi |
Hidaya Tullah National Law University, Raipur |
COMMON LAW ADMISSION TEST
A new common law admission test (CLAT) for seven leading law universities has been finalized under the aegis of the University Grants Commission. Aspiring lawyers will now have to take the two-hour CLAT consisting of objective-type questions on English language, general knowledge, basic mathematics, legal and logical reasoning.
The combined brochure containing information about the seven law universities, the courses on offer and the eligibility criteria will be posted on the official website of CLAT, www.clat.ac.in.
MANAGEMENT
You are good at organising activities, like to work in a team, are seen as dependable person and have high energy levels. Then, look at management as a career option. Management implies the qualities of leadership and the capacity to motivate people to work in order to achieve clearly defined objectives. It involves taking decisions based on innumerable economic and other factors. Certain decisions affect employees while others do not. Planning, scheduling, decision making, controlling, etc., requires information whereas evaluation of technical, economic and other factors makes management techniques important.
The world of business is both exciting and challenging. Students who are keen on management as a career option after XIIth class can look at BBA(Bachelor’s in Business Administration) or BBS(Bachelor’s in Business Studies). BBA or BBS or BBM (Bachelor’s in Business Management) is essentially a three year undergraduate degree programme and is named according to the terminology employed by different universities.
BBA/BBS is a professional course and students are also shaped up accordingly. This is actually a stepping stone for MBA. Moreover, a BBA student goes through presentations, industry interaction, group exercises and corporate internships(training). After BBA, one can go in for Sales & Marketing, Finance & Accounts, Human Resource Management, Systems or even advertising jobs.
How to prepare ?
A typical BBA/BBS entrance exam has the following sections – a) English b) Maths c) Business Aptitude & GK d) Reasoning. English includes questions on Antonyms, Synonyms, Word usage, Odd word out, Analogies & Usage (for grammar). Maths is generally of 8th, 9th & 10th class level(commercial Maths) but one needs to attempt questions fast to complete in time. Business Aptitude comprises of questions on companies, executives, brands, advertisements, mergers & acquisitions, logos & economy. In the reasoning area, one finds questions on series, code-decode, direction senses, blood-relations, pictorial series & logical reasoning.
The popular options in management are Marketing, Human resources and Financial Management. Selling, retailing, advertising and market research offer avenues to marketing professionals. There are two critical issues which HR function demands-first is individual development to provide the organization with skilled workforce for all levels, from operatives to management, and secondly, devising suitable training programmes for transference and development of individuals skills. Financial planning, decision making and control ,corporate finance, project finance and investment analysis, merchant banking, equity analysis and research, portfolio management, issue management, treasury management, international finance, retail banking are specialized areas for the financial wizard.
KPMG, Unilever, Lintas, DS Group, GE Capital, Perfect Relations, Bajaj Capital, P.N. Vijay and a host of other reputed organisations visit SSCBS campus for selecting students. The range of salaries is from Rs 15,000 to Rs 35,000 per month at SSCBS (DU) whereas for other institutes it is around Rs 10,000 - 15,000 per month.
Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies, Delhi University
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Symbiosis Centre for Management Studies, Pune
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Mumbai University, Mumbai |
Keshav Mahavidyalya, Delhi University
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Deen Dayal Upadhya College, Delhi University
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DAVV, Indore
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Dayalbagh University, Agra
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Birla Institute of Technology, Sector 1, Noida
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UCBS, Shimla
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Jamia Millia Islamia, Delhi
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GGSIPU, Delhi (No. of Colleges)
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Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed University, Delhi
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Banasthali Vidyapith, Rajasthan
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PREREQUISITES
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Analytical Skills |
Team Player |
Communication Skills |
Ability to motivate others |
Listening skill |
Initiative |
NEW AREAS
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Fashion Management |
Advertisement |
Rural Management |
Forest Management |
Media Management |
MASS COMMUNICATION
Would you like to do a TV show & reach out to the millions, produce it, shoot it with camera, hob-nob with glamorous personalities, write for newspapers, work for news websites – if the answer is yes, you are welcome to the world of mass communication. Three major sectors are available viz. print medium(newspaper & magazines), visual medium(Film & Television) and the audio medium. The Internet is the latest on the scene. You ask so many questions that friends have started hiding from you (Questioning skills), you have prying eyes (Inquisitiveness) and you are on stage all the time compering events & are considered next to Arundhati Roy in writing skills(Communication Skills) – you can be very successful in the world of mass communication.
Channels like STAR TV, ZEE TV, NDTV, AXN, ESPN, BBC World, Cartoon Network, POGO, National Geographic, MTV, VTV, Discovery, Animal Planet; Magazines like Vivaha, Educare, Cosmopolitan, CHIP, The Franchising World; Radio channels like Radio Mirchi & others– all have mushroomed during the last decade. So good opportunities abound for those who want to sail on this boat called ‘Mass Communication’.
One might be having any background in XI & XII but humanities/arts is a preferred subject area. The entrance tests include questions from media based G.K. and English. I.P. College for
girls has a creative test also where needs to design advertisements, write radio script etc. In a mass communication course, both print & electronic media are covered, including newspapers, radio, TV & film. One also studies social issues, regulatory scenario, international media, history of media and responsibility of media. Multimedia, Designing of CD-ROMs, websites are a part of these courses. One can take up office-based jobs or travelling jobs depending on one’s attunement. Some jobs might require working at irregular hours. Money is good and can range from Rs 6,000 per month to Rs 30,000 per month starting salary depending upon yourself and the institute where one has been educated. Later on salaries are comparable to any sector and it depends on what you are able to deliver.
WEB INFORMATION
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INSTITUTES & COURSES
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BMMMC, I.P. College of Girls(DU)
BJ(MC), GGSIPU, Delhi
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Jamia Millia Islamia, Delhi
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St. Xaviers, Mumbai
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Indian Institute of Mass Communication
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Journalism (Hons), Colleges in DU
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YOU SHOULD BE HAVING
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Good Communication Skills |
Inquisitiveness |
Empathy |
Computer Literacy |
Good General Knowledge |
Nose for News |
MEDICAL
Years ago medical diagnosis depended on the Doctor’s judgment. But now you have the latest diagnostic equipment & computers. Prevention & control of diseases have revolutionised the health care sector.
Though the things have changed but still the word ‘Doctor’ commands respect. After XIIth in PCB, one goes in for MBBS ( Bachelor of Medicine & Bachelor of Surgery) & thereafter internship. A number of MBBS graduates go for a post graduation in Surgery, Medicine, Gynecology, Dermatology, Paedritrics, Psychiatry, Ophthalmology, Pathology etc.
Alternative careers like Hospital Administration, Bio-informatics, Genetics Engineering, Nutritional Science are also available after MBBS.
The entry into medical colleges after XIIth is through entrance exams like All India PMT by CBSE, DPMT, AIIMS, AFMC & others. A student is required to compete in Physics, Chemistry & Biology. Typically objective questions are asked. A number of students are still confused about whether to go in for this option or not. We are providing some negative points & some positives below to help you finalize this decision.
Positives
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Respect of society
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Sense of contribution
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Once established, money & name follows
Negatives
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Long , long time of studies
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Starting salaries are quite low
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YOU SHOULD BE HAVING
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No fixed time slots for work |
Continuous up-gradation throughout life |
In the next 5-7 years, there would be a lot of synergy between medicine & IT, Hospital Information Systems, Medical Software, Medical Consultancy on the net. India is also firmly established as a country for medical tourism & foreigners flock to India for a Knee Surgery, teeth removal, cataract operation & so on.
MAJOR TEST
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All India Pre-Medical/Dental Entrance Examination, Delhi |
All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Delhi |
Armed Forces Medical College, Pune |
Christian Medical College, Vellore |
Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Medical Science, Wardha |
Christian Medical College, Ludhiana |
St. John Medical College, Bangalore |
Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh |
JIPMER, Pondicherry |
Banaras Hindu University, Uttar Pradesh |
Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Delhi |
Manipal Academy of Higher Education, Mangalore |
MERCHANT NAVY
Do you aspire to get a high salary, dollar allowances, foreign travel and duty free perks at an early age? The career at sea is rewarding not in terms of money but is full of adventure also.The main officers on the ships are executives or navigators and engineers. Engineers manage all technical activities like manning ship’s engine room i.e. engines, boilers, pumps, hydraulic and fuel systems and the ship’s electricity generating plant and distributing system. Executives look after all activities on the deck. The captain or master is in command of the ship. He is responsible for the vessel’s navigation, discipline, safety of passengers, crew and the cargo.
A number of multinationals like Maersk, P&O Nediloyd are active in India and they actively recruit Indians for even international positions. Starting salaries hover around Rs 15,000 to 30,000 for individuals who have done their B.Tech (Marine Engg) or BSc(Nautical Science) from premier institutes. After 2-3 years of service, individuals manage to earn Rs 50,000 to Rs 2 lakhs per month depending on the kind of shipping company and frequency of travel. A number of other professionals like marine radio officers, electrical officers, medical officers and pursers are also hired by the shipping companies. Working on the ship is not as glamorous as it seems. Keeping watch in open spaces, maintaining ship equipment in difficult weather and rough sea condition can really be a tough job.
YOU NEED
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Scientific acumen |
Logical and analytical thinking |
Computational acumen |
Ability to work in a team |
Adventurous nature |
Adaptable nature (long time at sea) |
INSTITUTES
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T.S. Chanakya and MERI (through IIT-JEE) |
Academy of Maritime Education and Training, Chennai |
International Maritime Institute, Greater Noida |
R.L. Institute of Nautical Sciences, Mumbai |
Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani |
Chennai School of Ship management, Chennai |
Tolani Maritime Institute, Pune |
MODELLING
When you see Meher Bhasin, Yana Gupta, Aditi Gowatrikar, walking down the ramp in glamorous clothes, with lights and cameras focussed on them, your heart skips a beat. You want to be in their shoes, or sandals, and make it big. So welcome to the world of modeling !
Glamourous, sizzling and full of ever-increasing opportunities. That’s the modelling industry of today. With more and more international brands taking interest in the Indian market, the fashion industry is on the look out for fresh faces at a rate never experienced before.
Requisites
Ideally, modeling aspirants must stand tall to a minimum of 5 feet 7 inches for females, and 6 feet or taller for males.
Since you are presented before the world, the ideal persona of a perfect figure, flawless skin, lustrous hair and attractiveness is desirable for this profession.
Though there are no specific requirements of education, yet it pays off to be educated in any profession.
Career Prospects
As a model, you have a broad spectrum of options to choose from. You can go in for activities like print or still modeling for magazines, newspapers, brochures, calendars, catalogues, audiovisual, modeling for television and film, ramp or live modelling for fashion shows and showroom modelling for garment manufacturers and export houses.
You can work as a freelancer or on a contract basis, except for showroom modeling, where you are full time.
As a first step toward the catwalk, you apply for contests sponsored by magazines, garment, and fashion houses, and cosmetic companies, or by participating in beauty pageants. You can also try out a few reputed modeling organizations.
Risks involved
The road to being a super model is not that smooth. Be careful while selecting your photographer or a modeling agency. There have been number of cases where people have been cheated by an agency or agent.
Personal characteristics
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Physical attractiveness |
Good body language |
Outgoing personality |
Confidence |
Patience |
Positive attitude |
INSTITUTES
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The Ramp |
The Elite school of Modeling |
Catwalk |
Glitz |
PHARMACY
Do you want to make a new drug which will change the human race? Or better still, a pill which makes you smile & laugh? Look at Pharmacy - the science dealing with the origin of drugs, their preparation, dispensing & ultimate use for prevention of diseases in living beings, So compounding & mixing of ingredients to form powders, capsules, ointments, tablets & solutions is part & parcel of a pharmacist’s job.
Lot of pharmaceutical research work is being undertaken in India for multinationals, Indian companies supplying abroad & even government bodies. Technologically, India has low costs of production, innovative scientific manpower, strong national labs & a good name for research in the world.
Individuals work in research, industrial pharmacy (clinical trial, quality control), retail pharmacy & as a hospital pharmacist. The hospital pharmacist works in a laboratory & medial store. He takes care of procurement, stocking, preparation & dispensing of medicines, drugs and other medical accessories (like stents).
Some individuals also work in the marketing of pharma products & services. After B. Pharma, entry level jobs like ‘sales representative’ are available or one can do management courses & join the management cadre of pharma companies.
After class XIIth (PCB/M), one can opt for a 4 years B. Pharma or a 2 years diploma. Post graduation is of 2 years. One can also opt for a MSc. (Biotechnology) after the Bachelor’s degree.
Prof. Roop K. Khar, Head, Faculty of Pharmacy Jamia Hamdard opines that pharma study opens up avenues in Biotechnology, Clinical Research, Regulatory affairs, Management positions in Pharma and even as a Patent Attorney (Combination with law degree). Additionally, he says that universities in US, Canada & UK are open to taking graduates for higher courses like MS & PHD after which they are gainfully employed.
Personal Characteristics
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Scientific bent of mind |
Ability to work methodically |
Careful |
CARRER OPPURTINITY
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Multinationals
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Hoechst |
E-Merck |
Smith Kline |
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Indian Companies
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Ranbaxy |
Cipla |
Dr. Reddy’s |
Nicholas Piramal |
Manipal Academy of Higher Education, Mangalore |
Government Research Bodies
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Central Drug Research Institute, Lucknow |
National Chemical Lab, Pune |
CSIR |
Indian Institute of Chemical Technology |
INSTITUTE
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Jamia Hamdard |
College of Pharmacy, Saket |
Birla Institute of Technology, Pilani |
Birla Institute of Technology, Ranchi |
LM College of Pharmacy, Ahmedabad |
Punjab University, Punjab |
Jadavpur University, West Bengal |
PHOTOGRAPHY
If Capturing a slice of life and putting it away, so that it can be taken out later and savored is our cup of tea, check at photography as an option, Photographers tell stories with pictures. They also click photographs.
Photographers, like artists, have a wide variety of choices as far as subjects are concerned. The choices, in fact, are as varied and diverse as life itself. From photojournalism (which deals with lending a visual touch to news reporting) to wild life photography, fashion photography, photo portraits, still-life photography and mood photography, there’s a comprehensive list of options to choose from. There are two routes into this career-through training & working. A course or formal training in the subject opens options for working with magazines or newspapers. With a regular income, there is always an opportunity to experiment with a wide range of subjects.
The second is to learn as an apprentice to a professional photographer, which can involve learning the basic jobs before getting to know the real techniques of the profession. Photography is more of a craft learnt through practice and training of the eye. Technical training and information cannot make you ‘see’ things unless you have that inner ability, an intelligent, curious and perceptive mind.
Establishing oneself as a professional photographer is difficult and the climb is hard and long, and the financial returns, not very satisfactory in the beginning. Only those with tenacity and a never-say-die attitude, coupled with a real love of the medium hold on.
Fledgling photographers can start working as assistants to senior photographers, in which capacity they are paid around Rs 5,000 to Rs 6,000. Established photographers generally get paid as per the number of assignments handled by them, and their charges could vary from Rs 10,000 to as high as Rs 30,000 per assignment.
Photojournalists earn around 6000-7000 at start to Rs. 25000 or more later on.
Personal Factors
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An interest in visuals |
Attentiveness to colour, shape and shadow |
Careful |
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The Prospects
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Commercial photographers |
Press photography |
Food photography |
Fashion photography |
Industrial photography |
Wild life photography |
Freelancing has been the most popular career choice among photographers. |
Where to Study?
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Central Drug Research Institute, Lucknow |
National Chemical Lab, Pune |
CSIR |
Indian Institute of Chemical Technology |
INSTITUTE
Degree courses in Photography (BA 3 year integrated)
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Utkal University, Bhubaneshwar, Orissa |
Jiwaji University, Gwalior |
Pune University, Fergusson College, Poona |
Diploma Courses (one year/two Years)
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Pearl Academy of Fashion |
University of Allahabad, Allahabad-211002 offer one year certificate/ Diploma courses. Certificate courses are open to students after Class XII. |
University of Gorakhpur, Gorakhpur 273001. |
Kashi Vidyapeeth, Varanasi-221002. |
Ravishankar University , Raipur-492010. |
Sri Venkateshwara University, Tirupati517502. |
Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Mansab Tank, Mahaveer Marg, Hyderabad 500028. |
India International Photographic Council, 12 Modern School, Barakhamba Road, New Delhi-110001 |
PSYCHOLOGY
If you are fascinated by how childhood affects the adulthood, the personality of individuals and want to know more about conscious & unconscious mind psychology is the right career for you. Dhara Khokhar, a 3rd year psychology student at the elite I.P. College for girls says – ‘I have always wanted to understand humans and their behaviour. I was also fascinated by the subject in XIth & XIIth class. I want to work in the field of Rehabilitation and Psycho-analysis.’ Psychology is the scientific study of behavior, experiences and mental process. It provides coherent answers to all the mental & emotional tribulations faced by human being. Does anyone teach us how two human beings should intermingle, why we hate or love? Psychology provides a rationale to our ‘Abnormal behavior’. Dr. V. S. Ravindran, a practicing psychologist says – ‘I have been handling different kinds of problems like marital problems, study problems, depression, anger, stress, relationship issues and each problem is unique as individuals are different. So, there is a new challenge with every client. This field is also growing as the level of stress is increasing in the society.’
Psychologists study human behavior & mental processes to understand, explain & change behavior. The knowledge of psychology is used in educating children, guiding youth, rehabilitating handicapped, training personnel, selling products, easing group tensions and race conflicts. Some of the work positions in the field of psychology are counselors, guidance officers, clinical psychologists and industrial psychologists. In corporate sector a psychologist can operate as a personnel manager or HR consultant. Teaching is another career option. In fact there is qrowing need for psychologists in every field. There are psychologists during selection in Army, Civil services and even in the corporate sector.
Personal Factors
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An interest in visuals |
Attentiveness to colour, shape and shadow |
Careful |
Observance on how colours look on certain days. |
The Prospects
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Commercial photographers |
Press photography |
Food photography |
Fashion photography |
Industrial photography |
Wild life photography |
Freelancing has been the most popular career choice among photographers. |
Where to Study?
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Central Drug Research Institute, Lucknow |
National Chemical Lab, Pune |
CAREER OPTIONS
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Counselor, Clinical psychologist, Educational |
psychologist, Industrial psychologist, OD, Paramedial |
Rehabitation officer |
YOU SHOULD HAVE
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Good communication skills |
Caring attitude |
Good listeners |
Patience |
COLLEGES & INSTITUTES
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JMC College |
LSR, College |
Gargi, College |
Kamla Nehru, College |
Mata Sundri, College |
Vivekananda (Eve), College |
Zakir Hussain, College |
University Of Mumbai |
University Of Pune |
Punjab University |
Jamia Millia Islamia |
Kurekshetra University |
BHU |
RADIO JOCKEY
Priety Zinta did it in Salaam Nameste and Vidya Balan in “The Mahatma versus Munnabhai”. And how can we forget our “Bhaiyon aur Bheno” style of Ameen Sayani the golden voice of yesteryears - who began his radio career in 1951 with Radio Ceylon and a later kept millions engrossed with “Binaca Geet Mala “ on AIR . Today he anchors a show on RED FM in addition to producing a number for the network.
According to him “A RJ (radio jockey) is a mouthpiece of the station, he has to take the burden of representing the right , as well as the dark side of the station.” A radio jockey is a person who hosts a radio talk show, where he/she selects the music to be played and also interacts with the audience via telephone.
The last decade has brought about a sea change in the way people look at entertainment and the media is racing to provide them with just what is being asked for. The radio boom - that was seen in the form of transformation form AM (amplitude modulation ) channels to FM (frequency modulation) channels- witnessed a new industry rising. This gave opportunities to various private players such as Radio Mirchi, Radio Mid-day, Red FM, Radio City etc. As such there has been resurgence in the popularity of Radio.
Radio jockeys often work within tight schedule constraints, which can be physically and mentally stressful. However, as Jayshree, who is in as RJ for past six years feels, that the intangible rewards - personal and professional contacts, creative work, and the satisfaction of becoming widely known far outweigh the disadvantages of irregular and often unpredictable hours, work pressures, and disrupted personal lives. One should be able to evolve a style of his own. Watch all other stations, and listen to all others like BBC, CNN, FM, not to copy but to avoid any duplications. He should try to deliver interesting stuff without being too hyper and definitely not theatrical.
Training
There are a host of crash courses in voiceovers or mixing run by professionals in the field. At present there are two ways of gaining entry into the RJ field. Give an audition at AIR who holds auditions for RJs every 3 months and notices are out up on a board at the AIR building. There is a form to be filled to enroll yourself for the audition.
The programme coordinator holds the auditions and you might be asked to do a mock interview with say Hrithik Roshan or a mock dial- in show etc. Its highly competitive and around 300 hopefuls give auditions, out of which only 6 are chosen. After selection, the AIR trains you for a period of 2 months where you learn everything from a CD player to mixers and DATS ( Digital Audio Technology) etc.
Another option for entry is to approach the software producing company (that produces radio programmes for the client ) directly. Software Producer generally prefer people with 2-3 years experience. Sponsored programs pay you between Rs. 2500 to 4000 per show.
So, If you love to have the opportunity to talk and interact with new people everyday, love music …. WHATS STOPPING YOU? ……..
PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS
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An ownership of alive appealing voice
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Warm and friendly |
Creativity of mind |
Committed |
Institutes
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All India Radio, New Delhi-(offer a 2 month in house course to its RJs) |
The MUDRA Institute of Communications, Ahmedabad (MICA)-which takes in students though CAT ( IIM) www.mica.india.net |
Xavier Institute of communications (XIC) Mumbai announcing broadcasting, comparing and dubbing |
RETAIL MANAGEMENT & MARKETING
Ebony, Shopper’s Stop, BIG BAZAAR, Food Bazaar, Spencer’s –All the mall s have spread around us. Huge investments have been made by Tatas, RPG, Piramal Group & a number of other companies are coming in this arena.
Retail organizations need people in diverse areas like sourcing, merchandising, product development, supply chain management, store operations, marketing, finance, HR & IT to support service delivery. A majority of jobs are available in customer service & marketing. For Entry level jobs, even a XIIth class pass with the requisite aptitude is fine but for managerial jobs, further studies are needed.
Mr. Vishal Solanki, Manager, Ebony opined that the industry is booming right now & ample job opportunities are there. With the entry of multinationals, this sector would witness a huge jump in salaries also. There is a need for creative people (read designers), salespersons, showroom managers, marketing guys & finance professionals. Despite its glamour’s appeal, however, the retail industry is not for everyone. Long hours are norm & lot of time one would be standing. Customers might also talk angrily or pester you, so patience is needed.
Diploma courses are available after XIIth class. BBA/BBS or MBA can also lead one to retail jobs. Moreover, focused retail management and marketing courses are also available. So move ahead and join the retail bandwagon.
SKILL SET
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Strong Customer Orientation |
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Outgoing personality |
Persuasive |
Institutes
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PG Institute of Retail Management, Chennai |
National Institute of Fashion Technology, Delhi |
Pearl Academy of Fashion |
National Institute of Sales |
SOCIAL WORK
As the saying goes, “If you lit a lantern for others, your own path is brightened”. This holds true for all social workers who while working for underprivileged and poor people derive lot of joy and happiness in performing their job.
Social work is a fast growing profession which entails helping individuals to find solutions to problems with which they cannot cope on their own.
Social work which was earlier thought of a prerogative of few visionaries, is now attracting a growing number of the young people. There are mainly two reasons for this change. Firstly, there a increasing awareness among young people to work for the down-trodden people, Secondly, the job opportunities of social worker are multiplying because of massive inflow of funds fro development programmes by NGO’s,UN, Corporate, Central & State Governments.
After Class XIIth Students can enroll themselves for Bachelor,s Degree in Social work (BSW) or even Sociology & can later do Master’s in Social Work (MSW). Students are given hands on field training which equip them with practical experience in rural development, adult literacy, preventive health, food and nutrition ,women and child welfare, environment conservation, community & labour welfare etc.
A fresh graduate usually starts with salary package of Rs. 8,000 per month & a post graduate at around 15,000 pre month. However , with accumulation of experience in few years, one can draw a salary in range of Rs. 45,000 to 50,000 per month.
PERSONAL CHARCTERISTICS
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Dedication |
Genuine liking for people |
Concern for people’s welfare |
The ability to work in difficult conditions for long hours |
High emotional quotient (EQ) |
Institutes
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University of Delhi , Delhi |
Jamia Milllia Lsllia , Jamia Nagar, New Delhi |
Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Deomar, Bombay |
Punjabi University, Patiala |
Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra |
Karnatak University, Pavate Nagar Dharwad |
Stock market
When you see stock market going up and down violently everyday, you may feel it is totally senseless. But, there is method in this madness. In the short term, prices may move up or down based on sentiments. In the long term there is a science to it.
Brokers/ sub-brokers buy and sell shares on behalf of their clients. They might work independently, or with business houses, broking firms, investment banks and also traditional banks.
Fund managers manage money for the public(mutual funds) or even large corporates. They take decision on where to invest and what strategy to follow for the fund. They are assisted by analysts who try to make predictions of the company’s future based on its past and present financial status.
A number of magazines and news papers also offer jobs to stock market specialists for professional commentary.
Individuals can take the following career routes for entering stock markets
Eligibility Factors
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Any Bachelor’s degree + MBA(finance) |
BFIA or BIBF: Bachelor’s in Financial and Investment analysis or Bachelor’s in business finance |
Any Bachelor’s degree +CFA(can be done after MBA also) CFA- Chartered Financial Analyst. |
NSE & BSE certificate courses |
BBE + MBA(finance) |
CA |
Requirement
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Good with numbers |
Emotional maturity |
Voracious reader |
Ability to manage risk |
COLLEGES & INSTITUTES
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ICFAI, Hyderabad(CFA) |
Delhi University(BBE) |
Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies(BFIA) |
Jamia Millia Islamia(BIBF) |
ICAI(CA) |
Kurekshetra University |
BHU |
TEACHING
A sweeping change is happening in one of the largest of all professions in India. The change enabling factors are (a) Corporatisation of Education i.e., entry of companies & big industrial houses in school sector (b) IT/Computers in education (c) Teaching abroad gaining in popularity (d) Privatization of education (e) Entry of foreign institutions after implementation of GATT (General Agreement in Trade & Tariffs). Due to these, salary levels have changed dramatically - Rs. 50000 to Rs. 1 lakh per month at good schools/private universities on the higher side and around Rs 20,000 to 30,000 on the median.
For getting in the school sector, Bachelor’s + B.Ed is needed or Master’s + B.Ed. For colleges, one has to clear UGC’s NET ( National Eligibility Test) exam & then apply to colleges. A doctorate (PhD) qualification would help. For professional institutes, one needs to do post graduation viz, M.Tech (for engineering institutes), MBA (for management institutes) & a PhD would again help.
A positive side of teaching career is that one can plan time better. Typical school hours are from 7:30 am to 2pm & colleges 8am to 3:00 or 3:30 pm. Though the work can be tiring & trying. It can also become monotonous if one is not innovating. NTT, JBT, ETE are qualifications to be taken if one is interested in teaching primary classes. These can be done after XII class (any stream).
Beyond Teaching Moreover, teachers after gaining subject experience can look at the following :
(a) Content Development with IT companies like Jaypee who are developing software for schools, curriculum packages
(b) Online tutoring: Organizations like Liqvid, Career Launcher are providing online tuitions to kids in US, UK & other countries
(c) Trainers: Wipro, Microsoft, Planetvidya organize a number of teacher training programmes where they need subject experts also.
(d) Publishing: Writing books, articles for papers etc.
(e) Developing Course Material for competitive Exams (f) Parallel Education : Running coaching institutions.
Fly out
US needs thousand of teachers. China & Malaysia also want our teachers. Why Indians? (a) We speak the most clear English in the world (b) We are a very competitive race & also we become more dedicated when we are working outside India. Hence, one would find a scenario after three-four years wherein somebody would be going to Britain for a 3 years assignment or fly off to Malaysia for a two year stint.
So all in all it is a career which needs to be looked at seriously.
OPPORTUNITIES
1. School
— Pre-primary
— Primary Teaching
— Secondary & Sr. Secondary Teachers
— Specialized Teachers - Art , Craft, Music, Drama
— Principal/Education Officers
3. Professional Intuitions
(Engineering, Medical, Management etc)
— Lecturer/Professor
— Director
2. Universities
— Lecturer
— Reader
— Professor
— Vice-Chancellor
4. Teaching Aboard
PRE-REQUISITES
— Patience
— Dedication
— Innovative Nature
— Tact of handling situations
— Self-Confidence
— Empathy
TRAVEL & TOURISM
Remember the last holiday, when you went to a hill station or a beach resort? It was your dad (or mom) who got all the reservation (rail, air, hotel, sight seeing etc) done. Now think of being on the other side i.e., You organize everything for individuals/groups who want to travel. If you are enthused, then read on.
The Government departments formulate policy, select and develop tourist destinations, plan travel facilities, publicise the destinations and provide relevant information to tourists. In the private sector, one can start working as a trainee after doing an IATA recognised qualification and then build up one’s career.
Indian Institute of Travel & Tourism Management(www.iittm.org) are premier institutes in this sector. They offer Bachelor’s degree courses, certificate courses and also post-graduate level courses. Most competitions test one’s aptitude in English(Vocabulary & Grammar), Maths(9th & 10th level), G.K. & Reasoning. Even if one does not have Maths in XIth & XIIth, one can compete in these exams.
Individuals from premier institutes start off with a salary of about Rs 10000 to Rs 15,000 a month and can look at earning Rs 20,000 – Rs 25,000 after some experience. People who travel abroad earn much more as they get dollar allowances. Diploma or an IATA qualification would fetch one around Rs 4,000 start.
So go ahead enjoy while you work, see those beautiful places and meet wonderful people.
TYPES OF TOURISM
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Eco Tourism
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Adventure Tourism
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Health Tourism
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Rural Tourism
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Destination Tourism
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Wildlife Tourism |
Spiritual Tourism |
Historical Tourism |
Religious Tourism |
YOU NEED
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Communication Skills |
Enthusiasm |
Extrovert Personality |
EMPLOYMENT
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Service Manager |
Information Manager |
Information Officers |
Reservation /Booking Clerk |
Tour Operations |
Travel guides |
Tour/ Service Managers |
Customer care |
Cargo Handling |
Interpreters |
Travel Journalists |
COLLEGE/INSTITUTES
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IITTMs(BTM, PG courses in Tourism) |
Delhi University(CVS & Venky-BA In Travel & Tourism) |
AMU Aligarh |
Agra Universality |
DAVV Indore |
BHU Varanasi |
IGNOU |
National Institute of Water Sports, Goa |
Institute of Skiing & Mountaineering, Gulmarg
PRIVATE INSTITUTES
YMCA
Kuoni Academy of Travel
Skyline Business School
Bharita Vidya Bhawan
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DELHI UNIVERSITY
GURU GOBIND SINGH COLLEGE OF COMMERCE
Add-on Courses: Computer-aided Business Practices PG Diploma: International Marketing (PGDIM), Business Journalism and Corporate Communication (DBJCC)
HINDU COLLEGE
Add-on Courses : Green Chemistry; 3 months; fee-3500, Electronic & Computers; 15 weeks ; fee-2000, Mass Media; 3 month; Fee-10,000, Acting Skills ( 3month; fee-3000 & 30 seats), Foreign Languages : French, German, Russian and Spanish
HANSRAJ COLLEGE
Add-on Courses: Foreign Languages: Certificate, Diploma and Advanced Diploma in: German, French, Travel and Tourism, Mass Communication (Certificate course in 3 months)
RAMJAS COLLEGE
Add-on Courses : Certificate Courses; Peace and Conflict Resolution, India in the Era of Globalization, Human Rights Studies, Environmental Management and Law, Communication and Self Development, Gender: Analysis And Interrogation, Women and Empowerment, Indian Literatures: Many Voices Within, Film Appreciation, Biotechnology, Bioinformatics — Future of Biological Research, Mathematical Skills and Everyday Life Problems, Introduction to risk management and insurance, Interest Theory, Statistical Programming, Advanced statistical topics relevant to actuarial science, Forensic Science (Fingerprints and Document Examination), Mass Media Ethics Studies, Development of Entrepreneurship Excellence, Psychological Assessment, Psychological Counselling, Self Awareness for Success, Intellectual Property Rights, Capital Market Programme, Gandhigiri- Reinterpreting Gandhi in modern context, Emotional Management-Techniques of mind control, Foreign language ( Part Time Certificate, Diploma & Advance Diploma Courses : French, German, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Persian ( 50 Seats) Fee: 4,000/-
DAULAT RAM COLLEGE: (Grey Text) Add-on Courses: Women's Studies, Tally, Foreign Language (Part Time Certificate Course in Spanish, Russian, German, French, Japanese; Dip. Spanish, German
MIRANDA HOUSE
Add-on Courses : Foreign Languages, Tourism, Media Studies, Operations Research, Green Chemistry, Medical Bio-technology
SHRI GURU TEGH BAHADUR KHALSA COLLEGE
Add-on Courses: Certificate Course in Foreign languages, B.Sc.Forensic Sciences
SHRI RAM COLLEGE OF COMMERCE
PG Dip. in Global Business Operation; Seats 40; two years
BHARATI COLLEGE
Add-on Courses: Foreign Languages: Russian, French and German, DOEACC Programme at the 'O' and 'A' Levels in computers in collaboration with MBit Computraining Pvt. Ltd. The college, with Delhi School of Media, Studies & Professional Education, is jointly offering three Certificate Courses in Journalism; Print Journalism, Media & Mass Communication, and Radio & T.V Journalism.
BHASKARACHARYA COLLEGE OF APPLIED SCIENCES
Add-on Courses: Medical Nutrition Therapy, Food Safety, MS-Office & Web Site Designing, Energy and Technology; Fee: Rs. 2000 +1000
DEEN DAYAL UPADHAYA COLLEGE http://dducollege.du.ac.in/academic/Courses.html
Add-on Courses: Effective Communication and Personality Development, Fingerprints and Document Examination, Foreign Languages: Certificate & Dip. in Russian, English Languages Teaching, The Art & Craft of Copywriting, & PGDCA
KESHAV MAHAVIDYALAYA: PGDCA
JANKI DEVI MEMORIAL COLLEGE FOR WOMEN
http://jdm.du.ac.in/short_term_courses.html
Add-on Courses: Certificate in Journalism, Fundamentals of Computer (Basic), Basic Web Designing, Dynamic Web Designing, Photoshop, Corel Draw, Flash
Graphics and Web Designing, Multimedia and Animation, C++, Certificate Course in Women's Studies, Certificate Course in Communication Skills and Personality Development; fee- 1500
LAKSHMIBAI COLLEGE FOR WOMEN
http://lbc.du.ac.in/CoursesofStudies.htm
Add-on Courses : Human Rights, Gender and Environment (English / Hindi), Language, Literature and Culture (English / Hindi), Banking and Insurance, Computer Applications, Mass Communication (English & Hindi Medium), Nutrition and Health, Tourism, Theatre and Performance, Fitness, aerobics and gym-operations, VISUALLY IMPAIRED, FOREIGN LANGUAGES - French & German
RAJDHANI COLLEGE
http://rajdhani.du.ac.in/courses.html
Add-on Courses:Certificate Course in Fingerprints and Document Examinations & French language
DELHI COLLEGE OF ARTS & COMMERCE
http://dcac.du.ac.in/Academic/Courses.htm
Add-on Courses: Certificate Course in women’s studies, German language, Spanish language, French language
JESUS & MARY COLLEGE FOR WOMEN
Add-on Courses: Handicrafts, Beautician, Human Resource management, Women and Law, Travel and Tourism, Computer and Communication Skills, Journalism and Mass Communication
RAMLAL ANAND COLLEGE
Add-on Courses: Foreign Languages Russian, Modern Persian, Spanish, Women’s Studies, Computer Application and Communication Skills
COLLEGE OF VOCATION STUDIES
Add-on Courses: Certificate/Diploma/Advance Diploma Courses French/German/Spanish, Post Graduate Diploma in Tourism, Post Graduate Diploma in Book Publishing
ACHARYA NARENDRA DEV COLLEGE
Add-on Courses: Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Applications (P.G.D.C.A) Foreign Language Courses French, German, Spanish, Russian Dip. German, Spanish, Russian
GARGI COLLEGE
Add-on Courses :Diploma in Banking and Financial Services, Advertising and Marketing Communication, Tally Accounting Programme, Certificate & Diploma Courses in Foreign Languages German & Spanish, Financial Technical Analysis, Research and Analytics Training, Fundamental Financial Analysis, Stock Market Operations, NCFM Preparation, Destination & Travel Management, Airlines and Travel Agents Personnel, Air Travel, Fares and Ticketing, English Proficiency, Personality Development (Pace-Up), Corporate Communication, Web Designing, Graphic Designing, Video Editing, Animation
KAMLA NEHRU COLLEGE
Add-on Courses: Human Rights, Gender and Environment, Language, Literature and Culture (English Medium), Language, Literature and Culture (Hindi Medium), Social Enquiry, Banking and Insurance, Consumer Affairs, Creative Writing, Globalization, Indian Art, Disaster Management, Physical Education
SAHEED SUKHDEV COLLEGE OF BUSINESS STUDIES
Postgraduate Diploma in Computer Applications
LADY IRWIN COLLEGE
Post Graduate Diploma in Dietetics & Public Health Nutrition -1 yr
Post Graduate Diploma in Dietetics & Public Health Nutrition - one-year diploma course
SRI VENKATESWARA COLLEGE
Add-on Courses: One Year Certificate Course in Tourism and Travel Management; 1years; seats 40; fee: Rs. 15775, Mass Communication ;8 month, Rs. 25,000; seats 40
Air Fares and Ticketing 3 month; seats 40, Global Distribution System 3 month; seat 40
One Year PG Course in Bio-Chemical and Molecular Technology; 1 years; seats 40; German Language ; fee : Rs. 5000; Seats 40 ; 1 years ,Bio-Informatics and Computational Biology (Three Months Course) ; seat 40,
Short Term Course in Nanotechnology (Three Months Course) seat 40, Film Study and Critics(Three Months Course) seat 40,CERTIFICATE COURSE IN GERMAN LANGUAGE, RUSSIAN LANGUAGE (PART-TIME)
CERTIFICATE COURSES
Delhi University & Jamia Millia Islamia
- KALINDI COLLEGE : One year Certificate course in Photo Journalism & Video Production for Journalism ( Hons.) Students & Arabic Languages
- JANKI DEVI MEMORIAL COLLAGE : Certificate course in Mass Communication
- MAETREYI COLLEGE : Certificate course in Mass Communication
- VENKETESWARA COLLEGE : Certificate course in Mass Communication ( 8 Month), One year Certificate in Travel & Tourism Management course on Airfares, Ticketing & Global Distribution System, Bioinformatics , 1 Year PG in Biochemical Technology, Computational Biology & Short-term course in Nanto Technology
- RAJDHANI COLLEGE : Certificate course in Finger prints & Document Examination
- MATA SUNDARI DEVI COLLEGE : Short term diploma & advanced Diploma course in tourism & Travel Management, Textile Designing & Computer Application
- KAMLA NEHRU COLLEGE: Certificate Courses in Spoken English & course on Environment.
- JESUS & MARY COLLEGE: Two Industry specific courses (Corporate Communication & Public Relations & Hospitality & Services.
- IP COLLEGE OF WOMEN : Certificate course in Mass Communication, Spoken English, Women Studies, Environment Awareness( Free), Spanish, Russian, French, German Languages
- RAMJAS COLLEGE : Green Chemistry and Economics for Managers, Mass Communication, Travel & Tourism,
- MAHARAJA AGRASEN COLLEGE : Cinematography
- DEEN DAYAL UPDHAAYA COLLEGE : Personality Development
- MIRANDA HOUSE : One Year Certificate course in Tourism ( 20 Seats) and in Foreign Languages – French, German, Spanish & Russian ( 40 Seats) & Short –duration Certificate courses in computer Applications ( Groups of 20); Operations Research ( 40 seats); Green Chemistry & Environment ( 25 seats) & Medical Biotechnology ( seat 20) Media Course in Television Journalism & Photography ( 25 seats) and Radio Jockeying and TV Patrikarita ( 25 seats) .
- LADY SHRIRAM COLLEGE : Diploma course in conflict Transformation and peace building
- DAULAT RAM COLLEGE: Certificate courses in Russian, French, Italian, German & Spanish; Diploma courses in French, German, & Spanish; Part Time add on certificate course in Women Studies, Stenography.
- LEARN & EARN COURSES AT OPEN UNIVERSITY: DU Genpact project (Selected students of BA (H) English & B.Com (Pass) Will be employed for three years. DU-CII Collaboration : Offer Six-Month professional courses in : Software Application Development , Desk Tip Deployment & Trouble shooting, General Services Skills, Retail Management, Automobile Service, Management , Medical Transcription ( 6 month duration including 2 month internship) Voice, Accent Training ( Months) Soft Skills ( 2 Month)
- DELHI UNIVERSITY (DEPTT. OF ADULT & CONTINUE EDUCATION NORTH CAMPUS) : Physical Fitness & Sports Medicine ( 3 Months Sort term courses), Counselling & Guidance, Travel & Tourism, Forensic Proffebing, Science & Sports Journalism, Psychological statement for Competitiveness Building, PIL ( Public Interest Litigation, Walltear Management,
- SHAHEED SUKHDEV COLLEGE OF BUSINESS STUDIES: PG Diploma in Computer Application.
- Delhi University North Campus : ( PG Diploma in Hindi-English Translator)
- Gandhigiri, Emotional Management, Film Inscription, Gender Analysis, Interrogation, Biotechnology, Insurance ( German & French : Hindu College, Miranda house, Daulat Ram , Stephen’s Ramjas, Delhi College of Arts & Commerce, LSR & Gargi College).
IHM-Bangalore, Delhi, Mumbai
Course : M.Sc. Hospitality Administration; 2 years; B.Sc. H.M/3yr Diploma in HM
IHM ( Bhopal, Bhubaneswar, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Delhi ( Pusa), Gwalior, Hyderabad, Shimla, Faridabad, Thiruvandanthapuram
Course : PG Dip. In Accommodation Operation and Management; 1 ½ years; Graduation
IHM-Chennai, Delhi & Mumbai
Course : PG Dip. in Dietetics & Hospital Food Services; 1 years; Graduation with Science or Home Science
IHM – Bhopal, Bhubaneswar, Mumabai, Kolkata, Chennai, Goa, Gwalior, Shimla, Delhi, Thiruvandanthapuram
Course : Craftsmanship Course in Food Production; 1 ½ years; 10th class pass of 10+2;
IHM-Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Goa, Shimla
Course : Craftmanship Courses in Food & Beverage Service; 24 weeks; 10th class pass of 10+2;
IHM-Mumbai, Chennai
Course : Certificate course in Hotel & Catering Management; 6month; 10+2 or equivalent
FCIs – Ajmer, Chandigarh, Darjeeling, Faridabad, Udaipur ( IHM-Gantok, Jodhpur & Patna )
Course : Dip. in Food Production; 1 ½ years ; 10+2 or equivalent
FCIs – Ajmer, Chandigarh, Darjeeling, Faridabad, Udaipur ( IHM-Gantok, Jodhpur, Chennai & Delhi)
Course : Dip. in Food & Beverage Service; 1 ½ years; 10+2 or equivalent
FCIs – Ajmer, Chandigarh, Darjeeling, Faridabad, Udaipur ( IHM-Gantok, Jodhpur, Chennai)
Course : Dip. in Front Office; 1 ½ years; 10+2 or equivalent
FCIs – Ajmer, Chandigarh, Udaipur, Pondicherry
Course : Dip. in House Keeping; 1 ½ years; 10+2 or equivalent
FCIs – Chandigarh, Faridabad ( IHM-Delhi & Chennai)
Course : Dip. in Bakery & Confectionery; ½ years; 10+2 or equivalent
JAMIA MILLIA ISLAMIA
- Advance Diploma in Modern Arabic Language & Translation/French/Russian/Modern Persian
- P.G. Diploma in Mass Media & Creative Writing ( Hindi)/Urdu Mass Media/T.V. Journalism
- P.G. Diploma in Human Rights and Duties Education/Counselling Psychological /Management of Non-Government Organisation ( NGO’s)/Child Rights
- P.G. Diploma in Conflict Analysis & Peace Building
- PG Diploma in Computer Applications
- P.G. Diploma in Education Management ( Self Financing)
- Advance Diploma in Computer-Assisted Cartography/Remote Sensing & G.I.S. Application.
- PG Diploma in Development Communication ( Self-Financing)
- PG Diploma in Broadcast System Maintenance ( Self-Financing)
- PG Diploma in Journalism ( Self-Financing)
- Diploma in Engineering ( Regular & Evening ) : Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Electronic & Computer
- Diploma in Uzbek
- Diploma : Pashto/Urdu Language & Proficiency/Modern Arabic/French/Russian/Modern Persian/Italian/Pashto
- Diploma in Tourism & Travel Management –one year course (Deptt. Of History & Culture)
- Diploma in Elementary Teachers Education ( DETE)
- Certificate in Modern Persian/Modern Arabic Language/French/Russian/Italian/Pashto
- Certificate in Tourism & Travel Management-One year Course ( Deptt. Of History & Culture)
- Certificate in Translation Proficiency- One year course ( Deptt. Of English & MEL)
- Certificate Course in Photography/Silk Screen Printing/Commercial Art & Advertising/Printing/Pottery
- Certificate in Uzbek
- Certificate in Spanish/Portuguese
POLYTECHNICS IN DELHI-Department of Training & Technical Education - Delhi
COURSES-Diploma in Computer Engineering, Architectural Assistantship, Automobile, Chemical, Construction, Electrical, Electronic & Communication, Electronics, Garment Fabrication Technology, Production Engineering, Plastic, Fashion Design, Public Health & Environment Engg. Medical Electronics, Interior Design, Commercial Arts, Beauty Culture, Library Science, Medical Lab Tech., Civil Engg., Printing Tech, Tools & Die Making, Digital Electronics & Microprocessor System Design, Pharmacy, Modern Office Practice, Textile Designing etc.
INSTITUTES- Ambedkar Polytechnic, Arya Bhatt, Bhai Parmanand Institute of Business Studies, Gobind Ballabh Pant, Guru Nanak Dev, Kasturba Polytechnic for women, Meera Bai Polytechnic, Pusa Polytechnic, Tool Room & Training Centre etc.
INDUSTRIAL TRAINING INSTITUTES (ITI’S) -New Delhi
COURSES- Fitter, Turner, Machinist, Wireman, Mech. (Motor Vehicle), Painter ( General) Draughtsman ( Civil & Mech), Electrician, Electronic, Instrument Mechanic, Surveyor, Mech. Radio , T.V., Ref., A.C., Machinist Grinder, Information Technology & Electronics System Maintenance, Tool & Die Maker, Sheet Metal Worker, DTP, Welder, Moulder, Carpenter, Mech. Tractor, Steel Fabricator, Plumber, Mech. Diesel-Scooter-Auto Cycle, Computer Operator & Programmer, Stenography-English & Hindi, Secretarial Practice, Process Cameraman, Textile Designing, Commercial Art, Fashion Designing, Photographer, Steward, Dress Designing, Cutting & Sewing, Embroidery Needle, Cookery, Catering & Home Management, Book Binder, Sanitary Health Inspector, Litho Offset Machine Minder, Plate Maker cum impostor, Hair & Skin care etc.
INSTITUTES (ITI)-Pusa, Arab-Ki-Sarai, Tilak Nagar, Jaffarpur, Shahdara, Campus BTC-Pusa, Narela, Nand Nagari, Khichripur, Jahangirpuri, Malviya Nagar, Siri Fort, Mori Gate, Subzi Mandi etc.
APPAREL TRAINING & DESIGN CENTRE-Delhi (www.aepcindia.com)
COURSES- Diploma in Apparel Manufacturing, Fashion Sampling & Co-ordination, Production Supervision/Quality Control, Pattern Cutting, Machine Mechanic, Garment Construction, Sewing Machine, Operator, Apparel CAD etc.
SMALL INDUSTRIES SERVICE INSTITUTE (SISI) – Delhi
( www.smallindustryindia.com)
COURSES- Diploma in Software Engineering, Computer Technology, Computer Application, Computer Hardware & Networking, DTP, AUTOCAD, Electroplating & Power Coating, Heat Treatment, Machine Shop Practice, Die & Tool Making, Ceramics, General Mechanic, Carpentry, Cutting/Tailoring, Scooter Repairs, Sheet Metal, Cane & Bamboo Work, Electronics, Lens Grinding and Polishing,
Jamia Millia Islamia (Diploma Courses)
Electronic devices and circuits, TV engineering, Microprocessor and computer technology, Electronic circuits and design, Electronic instruments, measurements and measuring instruments, Industrial Electronics, Troubleshooting and servicing, Communication Engineering systems, Industrial management, Computer applications, Electronic materials and components, Network and transmission lines, Digital techniques, Electronic devices and circuits, Transmission and distribution, Utilisation and traction, Switch-ear and Protection, Troubleshooting and servicing, Generation of electrical energy, Instrumentation and control, Electronics, Electrical machines, Electrical machines, Industrial management, Computer application, Electrical Engineering materials, Electrical circuits and fields, Measurements and measuring instruments, Electrical design, Drawing and estimating, Machine design, Dynamics of machines, thermal engineering, Power plant engineering, Automobile engineering, Manufacturing processes, Refrigeration and Air-conditioning, Estimating, costing and drawing, Industrial management, Computer applications, Fluid Mechanics, Electrical Technology, Strngth of materials, Materials and metallurgy,Soil mechanics, RCC design, Steel design, Engineering drawing, Survey Engineering, Public health and environment, Construction management and applications, Transportation Engineering, Estimating and costing, Computer applications, Building construction, Concrete technology, Theory of structures, Irrigation Engineering, Hydraulics
Department for the Welfare of SC/ST/OBC/Minorities (www.delhigovt.nic.in ) - Vikas Bhawan, IP Estate, New Delhi
Courses ATDC Centre ( Rohini & Dilshad Garden) : Production Supervisor, Quality Control : 6 Month ; 12th Standard, Pattern Cutting Master Courses : 6 Month ; 10th Standard, Machine Mechanic Course : 6 Month ; 10th Standard ,Sewing Machine Operator : 3 Month : 8th Standard, Garment Construction : 4 Month; 10th Standard
Course NSIC ( Dilshad Garden) : Beautician Courses : 3 Month, Electrician : 3 Month, Mobile Repairing : 2 Month; 8th Standard, MS Office ( Data Entry operator); 8th Standard
Free Coaching (http://minorityaffairs.gov.in) for the post of LDC (DSSB/MCD, Primary Teacher, Sub Inspector etc.
Tool Room & Training Centre - Wazirpur Industrial Area
Courses: One Year condensed course in Tool & Die Making; 10 the Math & Science
Institute of Apparel Management (www.aepcindia.com): Gurgaon
Courses : Apparel Export Merchandising; 1yrs part time, Apparel Retail Merchandising, Total Quality Management ; 6month, Marketing to the overseas customers; 6month, Fashion Forecasting & Product Development ; 3month, Corporate Social Responsibility in Apparel Industry; 3month
Financial & Development Corporation Ltd. (Delhi Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Other Backward Classes, Minorities & handicapped)- 2 Battery Lane, Rajpur Road, Delhi
Courses: Cutting & Tailoring, Beauty Culture, Repair of Scooter/Motor Cycle, Repair of A.C./Refrigerator ( 12th Standard) , Electronics, Repair of Electrical Gadgets Dress Designing, Textile Designing Food Processing/Cookery/Bakery; 6 months; 8th & 10th Standard students
Baba Saheb Ambedkar Technological & Management Institute (www.bsapindia.com): Vikaspuri
Courses : BCA, BBA, B.Sc-IIT, B.Sc ( Automobile), B.Tech ( Mechanical ) B.Tech ( Electrical) , MCA, O Level, DCA, Computer Hardware, Refrigeration & Air Conditions, Electrician, Fashion Designing, Secretarial Practice
National Vocational Training Institute- Noida
Courses : Computer Operator & Programming Assistant, Secretarial Practice, DTP, Hair & Skin Care, Architectural Draughtsman ship, Electronic Mechanic, Fashion Technology, Short Term Courses - Personal Grooming, Make up, Bridal Make Up, Tie-Die, Soft Toys Making, Stitching of Children Wear & Women, Pattern Making of various Garments, Home Management including cookery, interior decoration, personal grooming, Banking procedure, computer awareness, Spoken English, Banking Procedure, Computer Awareness, Maintenance, Operation & Repairing of Domestic Electrical Appliances, Maintenance & Repairing of Colour TV Sets, Auto Cad-2D ( Computer Courses, Business Mgmt, Entrepreneurship Development Programme, photo shop, Power point, Mehandi, Hair Styling & Hair Care, Stitching of Kurta Payjama, Boutique, Stitching of Gents Shirt, Ladies Wear, Sketching & Designing, Computerized Pattern Making, MS-Office, Internet, Corel Draw, Retail Sales, Methods of Marginal Costing, Architectural Desktop 3D.
Bhartiya Vidya Bhavan (www.bvbdelhi.org)- Kasturba Gandhi Marg: Airlines, Tourism, Tours & Travel Management with Marketing & Ticketing, Foreign Languages (French, Spanish, Arabic, German, Japanese Russian, Chinese, English & Personality-Grooming & Public Speaking
Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU-DEUTSCHE WELLE (DW) Collaboration: Online Journalism, Radio Manageemnt
Department of Training & Training &Technical Education (http://ttedelhigovt.nic.in) : Muni Maya Ram Marg, Pitampura
Courses : One year Certificate in Businesses organization & Administration , Store-Keeping & Purchasing, Book Keeping & Accountancy, Salesmanship & Retail Marketing ; 12th Standard, Short Term Courses : Fabrication ( 8th) Automotive Repair ( 5th) Beauty Culture & Hair Dressing ( 8th/10th) Electronics ( 8th) Printing ( 8th & 10th) Information Communication ( 8th & 10th) Refrigeration & Air Conditioning ( 5th pass) Garments Making ( 5th, 8th 10th Pass) Production & Manufacturing ( 8th pass) Electrical ( 8th Pass) Construction & Infrastructure ( 5th) Hospitality ( 8th pass)
Delhi Khadi &Village Industries Board – Kastuba Gandhi Marg, 1 Canning Lane, Delhi
Courses : Repair of Radio & TV, Fashion Designing, Refrigeration & A.C., Repair & Maintenance of House-Hold electrical appliances, Paper Craft and paper Machie, Plumbing, Computer Software, Data Processing, Carpet Weaving, Computer Repairing, Footwear and allied leather goods.
Office of the Commissioner of Industries: CPO Building, Kashmere Gate, Delhi
Courses: General Textile Technology, Textile Calculation, Colour Theory & Free Hand Drawing, Weaving. Weaving Theory, Textile Chemistry, Practical in Carpet and Daree Weaving & Textile Chemistry Tie& Dye & Batic; 10th Standard
Society for Self Employment – Jhandewalan
Courses: Repair of Radio & TV (6 months; 10th Standard), Refrigeration & Air Conditioning courses (4 months; 10th Pass), Repair & Maintenance of Household Elect. Appliances (6 Months 10th Pass), Plumbing (4 Months 8th pass)
Delhi Shram Kalyan Board ( http:dlwb.delhigovt.ni.in )-Badli, Karmpura, Rohini
Beautician, screen printing, Saft Tays, Bag Making, Cutting & Tailoring, Dri-cleaning, Agarwati-Making, Candle Making, Mehandi, Rangoli, Flower Making, Jewellery Making, Candle Making, Nib Printing, Boutique, Detergent Making,
Deptt. Of Industries, Bunkar Bhawan, Weavers Colony, Bharat Nagar
Courses : Dip in Paper Craft & Papier Machie, Clay, Modeling, Mould Making, Painting, Drawing, Doll Making etc ; 12th Standard
Delhi Institutes of Hotel Management & Catering Technology: Lajpat Nagar
Courses : Food Production, Bakery & Confectionery, Accommodation Operation, Front Office Operation, Food & Beverage Operation ; 12th Standard
Air Force Vocation College -Old Welligdon Camp, Race Course-Delhi
Courses: Computer Programming, Beauty Culture, O level, Early Childhood Care & Education, Secretarial Practice, Cutting, Tailoring & Dress Making, Textile Designing, NTT, Travel, Tourism & Ticket Management, PG DCA, French Languages, PD more.
National Council for Hotel Management & Catering Technology (www.nchmct.org)-Noida
Courses: Home Science, Food & Nutrition, Home Management; 3 – 6 months
Indian Institute of Foreign Trade: www.iift.edu
Courses: Certificate course in International Business Languages in Chinese, Spanish, French, German, Arabic & Korean & Executive PG Dip. In International Business
Earn while you learn (IDBI Bank):
Course: Certificate in Banking & Financial Services; 4 weeks courses; Graduate with 55% Marks
Indian Institute of Tourism & Travel Management (wwww.iittm.org)-Delhi
Course: One Year PG Dip. In Travel & Tourism Industry Management. & Earn While you Learn courses
Time School of Internet Sales (www.tisis.indiatimes.com): Daryaganj, Delhi
Course: 6 month Certificate course in Internet Sales
Office of the Commissioner of Industries www.industries.delhigovt.nic.in (Udyog Sadan; Patparganj) Delhi
Course: Carpet Weaving Training Centre; 1 years; 10th standard, Paper Craft Paper Mache Centre: 2 years; 12 standards
National Open School - Kailash Colony, New Delhi
Vocation Courses: Typewriting Hindi & English, Stenography -Hindi & English, Secretarial Practice, Library Clark,
Regional Vocation Training Institute for Women – Mumbai, Kazhakuttom, Calcutta, Banglore, Hissar, Indore, Allahabad, Tura, Vadodara, Jaipur,
Courses: Data Preparation & Computer Software, Secretarial Practice, Electronics, Dress Making, Hair & Skin Care, Architectural Draughtsman ship, DTP, Preservation of Fruits & Vegetables, Instrument mechanic
College of Pharmacy (DU) & Jamia Hamdard University: Dip. In Pharmacy
Tool Room & Training Centre -Wazirapur Industrial Area, Delhi
Course: One year certificate course in computer programming, (TRTC-Okhla: Advance Diploma in Computer Aided Tool Engineering
Centre for Electronics Design & Technology of India-Wazirpur, Delhi
Courses : Certificate in Computer Application, Computer programming, Graphic & Multimedia, Advanced Computer Aided Design, Object Oriented Programming; Hardware Courses: Technician Level Courses, Engineering Level Courses, Network Engineer Courses, Telecom Maintenance Course
Electronic Corporation of India-Naraina, Delhi
Course: O Level, Advanced Diploma in Software Technology, Dip. In PC Hardware & Networking, Office & Accounting,
Apparel Training & Design Centre: Okhla, Rohini, Gurgaon, Faridabad, Ghaziabad
Course: Pattern/Cutting Master Course: 6 Month, Machine Mechanic: 4 Month, Garment Construction : 4 Month , Measurement & Quality Control : 3 Month
NSIC-Okhla
Course : Repair Electronic Instruments ( Radio & TV) : 1yrs , Repair Maintenance of Mobile Phones : 2 week , Certificate in Multimedia : 1 month , Motor Rewinding : 3 Week
Society for Self Employment: Jhandewalan-Delhi
Course: Repair of Radio & TV: 6 Month, Refrigeration & Air Conduction Courses: 4 Month, Repair & Maintenance of House Elect Appliance: 6 Month
Tool Room & Training Centre: Wazirpur, Industrial Delhi
Course: Tool & Die Making: 1yr, Course
Office of the Commissioner of Industrial: Govt of NCT (Patparganj)
Course : Carpet Weaving Training Centre
Delhi Shram Kalyan Board
Course : Beautician, screen printing, Saft Tays, Bag Making, Cutting & Tailoring, Dri-cleaning, Agarwati-Making, Candle Making.
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Bullets
- Delhi University (SSCBS, DDU & Keshav Mahavidyalaya) (BBS & BFIA) : First Week of April
- GGSIPU-Delhi ( BBA,LAW,BJMC,HM, ENG, MBBS, BCA, MCA,MBA, M.A Mass Comm, BPT, Pharma, Nursing etc.) : Second Week of February
- Deptt. Of Business Economics-DU ( BBE) : May/June
- Symbiosis-Pune (BBA, Fashion, Law, Eng, B.Sc. Eco., BCA, Mass Comm. Etc.) : March/April
- Dayalbagh Educational Institute-Agra ( BBM, B.Sc. Eng., MBA etc) : May/June
- Jamia Millia Islamia ( BBS/BIBF, Law/Mass Media/Eng.) : April
- NMIMS-Mumbai (BBA) : April
- Mumbai Uni. ( BMS, Mass Comm. Etc.) : February/March
- Birla Institute of Technology-Ranchi (BBA/BCA/HM/Animation etc) : April/May
- Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed University (BBA, BCA, Law, HM, Eng. MBBS,BDS,BAMS, BSc. Biotech, B.A Culinary Arts, MBA/MCA Nursing, Pharmacy etc) : February to June
- Banasthali Vidyapith ( BBA/BCA, Eng, M.Tech, MBA, Pharma, etc) : March
- UCBS ( Himachal Uni.) ( BBA/BCA) : April/May
- Dayal Bagh Educational Institute (BBM & BBM-H etc) : April
- Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya (BBA, Mass Comm) : March
- Manipal University ( BBA-Jewl Design & E-Banking & Finance, MBBS, BDS, Nursing, B.Pharm, BSc. Biotech, Eng., M.Tech, MCA, B.Arch, MBA, Media Mgmt, HM, BJMC, ): Feb/March
- The M.S. University of Baroda ( BBA) : March
- CLAT ( NLS, NLSIU, NALSAR, NLIU-Bho, NUJS, NLU-Jodhpur, HNLU, GNLU, Chanakya, RNLU etc) : February/March
- ILS-Pune ( Law) : March
- AMU ( Law/BCA , Eng,, MBBS, MBA, MCA, Social Work etc) : March
- GNDU-Amritsar ( Law) : March/April
- NCHMCT, Pusa ( Hotel Mgmt) : Feb/March
- Weclomegroup Graduate School of Hotel Administration-Gurgaon : Online
- IHM ( TAJ)-Aurangabad ( BA Culinary Arts) : March/April
- OCLD-Delhi ( Hotel Management) : Online
- IHM-Meerut : March to June
- LSR/DCAC/Kalandi/Aditi/Ambedkar/Maharaja Agrsain etc (Journalism ( H) : June
- IP College of Girls-DU (Mass Comm) : June
- College of Arts-Delhi University ( Painting, Applied Art, Sculpture) : May/June
- Shrishti School of Art-Banglore ( Visual, Product & Interface Independent, Furniture, Interiors, Textile & Craft Design): February
- NIIFT-Mohali ( Fashion,Textile, Knits, Retail, Clothing Tech. etc) : April/May
- IICD-Jaipur ( Home Textile, Interior, Products, Furniture etc) : March/April
- NIFT ( B.Tech Fashion, Fashion, Leather, Accessory, Textile, Knitwear, Communication, Apparel Production, M. F.Tech, Fashion Mgmt, Apparel Production ) : November
- MIT-Pune ( Product, Transportation, Graphic, Interiors, Retail, Exhibition, Animation, Film & Video) : February/March
- SOFT-Pune ( Fashion Apparel Design, Computer Aided Textile Des., Fashon & Clothing, Apparel Pro. Merchandising Magmt.) : April/May
- IGIPESS-Delhi ( B.Sc. P.E.H.E. & Sports, B.P.Ed) : June
- Footwear Design & Development Institute-Noida ( Retail, Fashion Merchandising, Footwear Tech. Leather & Accessory etc) : March
- NID-Ahmedabad (Product, Furniture Animation Film & Video, Exhibition, Textile etc) : October/November
- Indian Institute of Handloom Technology (Handloom Tech.) : January
- Indian Statistical Institute-Kolkata ( B. Stat (H), B. Math ( H), M ( Maths & Stat, M.Tech ( CS,QROR) MS ( QE,LIS) etc : February/March
- Tata Institute of Social Sciences-Mumbai (BSW) : April/May
- Central Institute of Education-DU ( B.El.ED.) : May
- AIEEE ( Engineering, B.Arch/B. Planning) : November/December
- CEE-Delhi Uni. ( DCE & NSIT) ( Eng.) : March/April
- IIT ( Eng, B.Arch/B. Planning, Merchant Navy, 5Yrs. Int. MSc., Avionics etc) : November
- SRM University-Chennai ( Eng. Interior Design, B. Arch, M.Tech, MBA, MCA etc) : Feb to April
- VIT University-Chennai ( Eng.) : January/February
- Thapar University ( Eng) -Patiala : March/April
- BITS-Pilani ( Eng, B. Pharm, M.Sc. Tech, etc .) : December/January
- UP Tech Uni. - Lucknow ( Eng. Pharm, B.Arch, MCA,MBA, HM, etc) : February/March
- AIIMS-Delhi ( Medical ) : January/February
- AIPMT ( MBBS/BDS) : October/November
- AWES ( WAT) ( Design, MBBS, Eng,, HM, Nursing, BDS, B.Ed.) : February/March
- BHU ( MBBS/BDS/BAMS/B.Pharm/B.Pharm (Ay.) : January/February
- Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences-Wardha ( MBBS) : February/March
- AFMC-Pune ( MBBS) : December/January
- Dr. D.Y. Patil Uni.-Pune ( MBBS/BDS, Eng. Nursing, BPT, Biotech etc) : March/April
- Sri Ramchandra Uni. ( MBBS/BDS) : March
- CPMT-Lucknow ( MBBS/BDS,BHMS,BAMS, BUMS) : February/March
- DUMET-Delhi Uni. ( LHMC,MAMCC, UCMS) ( MBBS/BDS) : February/March
- COMDEK –Karnataka ( MBBS/Eng./BDS) : March/April
- Rajkumari Amrit Kaur College of Nursing-Delhi ( B.Sc. Nursing) : April
- NMIMS-Mumbai ( B.Pharma, MBA Tech etc) : February/March
- JIPMER ( MBBS) : February
- DIPSR-Delhi University ( D.B.M. Pharmacy) : June/July
- NEST ( 5Yrs. Int. MSc. ) : February
- IISER (5Yrs. Int. MSc.) ( IIT-JEE/KVPY/Olympiad) : Nov ( IIT-JEE) & May
- IIST (5Yrs. Int. MSc & Eng., B.Tech + M.Tech Dual in Aerospace) ( Selected in IIT-JEE) : November
- VCI (Veterinary Council of India) ( B.V.Sc. & A.H.) : January/March
- ICAR-Delhi ( Agriculture, Dairy, Horticulture, Biotechnology, Forestry, Food Science, Fisheries, Home, Sericulture, ) : February
- MERI-Kolkata & Mumbai ( Marine Engineering /B.Sc. Nautical Sciences By IIT-JEE ; IIMS) : October
- School of Planning & Architecture-Delhi ( B. Arch/B. Planning) : April/May
- NATA ( B. Arch/B. Planning) : February to September
- IITTM ( Travel & Tourism ) :
- CEPT-Ahmedabad ( B. Arch/B. Planning)
- JJ School of Art & Architecture-Mumbai ( Architecture) :
- Institute of Chartered Accountants of India ( CA) :
- Institute of Company Secretary of India ( CS) :
- IGRUA –Raibareli ( Commercial Pilot ) :
- NDA ( Nation Defence Academy ) :
- Pearl Academy of Fashion :
- ALT Training College-Banglore :
- FTII-Pune :
- FTII-Chennai
- Jamia Hamdard ( BCA/B. Pharma) :
- BHU :
- JNU ( Foreign Languages) :
- CMC-Vellore
- CMC-Ludhiana
- St. Johan Medical College-Banglore
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INTRODUCTION TO UNIVERSITY OF DELHI |
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The University of Delhi is a national institution mentioned in the Constitution of India. It is indeed one among the very few institutions in the country, which draws students from all over the country. In 1922, the University of Delhi came into being as a unitary academic and residential university by an Act of Parliament. The unitary structure was eventually replaced by a federal structure. In 1952, the university was made a teaching and affiliating university. Now the university has an affiliate college even in Bhutan. The university currently has two campuses in North and South Delhi. The university together with the two campuses has over 61 colleges, 14 faculties, 20 specialized centres, and 86 posts graduate departments and ensure the academic and scientific preparation of graduates for different careers. The university makes postgraduate admissions while classes are held both in the university and different colleges. The university begins its admission session for most of the courses from the month of May. The Dean of students' welfare is the supervisor for most of the courses. The university has an extensive library with several constituent units. |
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| GENERAL ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION TO UNDERGRADUATE COURSES IN UNIVERSITY OF DELHI |
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| All those who have passed Senior School Examination (CI. XII) of the Central Board of Secondary Education, Delhi or an examination recognized as equivalent thereto and wish to seek admission to B.A. (Pass)/BA (Vocational) / B.Com (Pass)/BA Sc (Gen) Mathematical Sciences, BA (Hons) including B.Sc (Hons) Mathematics and Mathematical Statistics and B.Com (Hons) courses will be considered for admission |
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NORTH DELHI AREA |
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St. Stephen’s College
Phone No: 7257271
(Hostel available) |
BA, Eco(H), Eng(H), Hist(H), Maths (H), Phil(H), Sans(H), Phy (H), Chem(H), B.Sc(Genl), Computer Science. |
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Hindu College
Ph No. 7257184
(Hostel Available) |
BA(P), B.Com (H), Eco (H),Eng(H), Hist(H), Music(H) Hindi(H), Math(H), PSc(H), Sans(H), Socio(H), Phy(H), Chem(H), Bot(l(H), Zoo(H), Maths(H), Stats(H), B.Sc(Genl), PCM, Electronic(Genl), Bsc(Gen]Comp |
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Hansraj College
Phone No. 7257747
[Boy' hostel) |
BA (P), B.Com (H),Eco (H),Eng(H), His(H), Hindi (H), Maths (H). Sans(H), Anthro (H). Geo(H), Phy(H), Chem(H), Bot(H], Zool(H), Electro(H),Maths (H), Bsc (Genl) PCB/PCM |
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Kirorimal College
Phone No. 2516861
(Boy' Hostel) |
BA(P), B.Com(P), B.Com(H), Eco(H), Eng(H), Hist(H), Hindi(H), Maths(H), Pol.Sc(H), Sans (H), Geo (H), Urdu (H). |
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Ramjas College
Phone No. 7257766
(Boy' hostel) |
BA (P), B.Com(H), B.Com(P), Eco(H), Eng(H), Hist (H),Hindi(H), Stats(H), Music (H), Pol.Sc (H). Sans (H), Math (H), Phy. (H), Chem. (H), Bot (H),
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Shri Ram Col. of Commerce
Phone No. 7257905
(Boy's & girl's hostel) |
B.Com (H), Eco (H) |
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Shri Guru Tegh Bahadur Khalsa College
Phone No: 7257469 |
BA (P), B.Com(P),B.Com(H), Eco(H), Eng (H), Hist (H),Hindi (H), Phy (H), Punjabi (H) Chem (H),Bot (H), Zool (H), Electro (H), Maths (H),BSc(Gen), PCP/PCB, Bsc (Gen), Computer,BCA, Business & Eco. |
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Daulat Ram College (W)
Phone No. 7257863
(Girls hostel) |
BA(P), B.Com(P), B.Com(H), Eco(H),
Eng(H),Hist(H), Hindi(H), Philo(H),
Pol.Sc(H), Sans(H), Phy(H). Chem(H),
Bot(H), Zool (H), Bio-Chem(H),
Bsc (Gen) PCB, Computer, Music (H), BA Nutrition, Health & Edn., Office Mgt., Secyt. Pract. |
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Miranda House (W)
Phone No. 7257367.
(Girls hostel) |
BA(P),B.Com(P),B.Com(H), Eco(H), Eng(H), Hist(H), Hindi(H), Philo(H), Pol.Sc(H), Sans(H), Phy(H) Chem(H), Bot(H), Zool(H), Bio-Chem(H), Geog(H) BSc (Gen) PCB, Computer, Beng. (H), Maths (H), Music(H), Socio. (H), Anthro.(H) |
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Indraprastha College for Women, (IP)
Phone 234085
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BA(P), B.Com(P), B.Com(H), Eco(H), Eng(H), Hist(H), Hindi (H), Philo(H), Pol.Sc (H), Sans(H), Maths (H) Music(H), Fam.& Child Welfare, Psycho.(H), Beng (H), BCA, BA Nutri., Health & Nutri. |
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Swamisardhanan College
Phone No. 7202278 |
BA(P), B.Com(P) B.Com(H), Hindi(H). Hist(H), Office Management & Sec. Pract. B.Sc(Gen):Group A & B, Agro-Chem & Pest Control, Phy(H), Bot(H), Zool (H), Micro-Bio(H). |
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Women College
Auchanbi Road,
Phone 7280741 |
BA(P), Bcom(H), Fam.&Child Welfare,
Bawana, Food Tech.
Nutrition & Health Education |
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School of Correspondence
Phone No.7257645-581 |
BA(P), B.Com(P), B.Com(H), Eng(H)
MA, M. Corn |
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Bhimrao Ambedkar College
Gita Colony,
Phone No: 2221810 |
BA (P),B.Com (P), B.Com (H), Hindi (H), Business, Economics, Social Work, Ind. Relation & Persn.Mgt., Office Mgt. & Sect. Pract., Tax Procedure & Practice. Geog.(H), B.Sc. in Phy. Edn., Health Edu. & Sports, Comp. Appi., Journalism, Mass Comm., |
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College of Business Studies
Jhilmil Colony
Vivek Vihar.
Phone No: 2154581. |
Bachelor of Applied Science:-A
(a) Electronics (b) Instrumentation
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IWaharaja Agarsen College
Pocket-4, Mayur Vihar
Phase-1, Delhi
Phone No: 2258067 |
BA(P),B.Com(H),Eng(H) Hindi(H), Pol.Sc (H), Ind. Rein. & Personal Mgt. Enterpreneurship & Small Business, Office Mgt. & Sect. Pract. BCA, BSc.(Gen.) Math. Sc., Data Processing. |
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Shyamlal College
GT Road, Shahdra
Phone: 2284086. |
BA(P) B.Com(P), B.Com(H), Hindi(H), Eco(H),Office Mgt.& B.Sc.(Gen) PCM, |
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Shyamlal College (Evening)
GT Road, Shahdra
Phone: 2284086. |
BA(P),B.Com(H),B.Com(P),Hindi(H), Eco(H), Office Mgt. & Sect. Pract. |
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Vivekananda Mahila College (W)
Vivek Vihar, Shahdra
Phone: 2150100 |
BA(P), B.Com(P), B.Com(H), Eng(H), Hindi(H), Sans(H), Applied Psy. H), Hist(H) Pol.Sc(H), Maths(H),Food , Tech., Off. Mgt. & Sect. Pract., Advt. Sales Promotion &Sales Magt. |
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Bhagini Nivedita College (W)
Kair, Near Najafgarh,
Phone No. 5017485. |
BA(P), B.Com (H) Hindi(H), Fam & Child Wel., Food Tech., Nut. & Health Edn., Office Mgt.& Sect. Pract. Data Processing, Functional Hindi, Comp. Appi., Apparel Design., |
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Bharati Mahila College(W)
Dr. Ambedkar Marg
(Link Road)
Karol Bagh,
Phone-5458173. |
BA (P), Hindi (H), Fam & Child Wel., Food Tech., Nutn. and Health Edn., Office Mgt. & Sect. Practice, Data Processing, Functional Hindi, |
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Deendyal Uppadhyaya Col
Shivaji Marg, Karampura.
Ph:5458173 |
BA (P), B.Com (H), B.Com.(P), Hindi (H), Phy. (H) B.Sc (Gen), PCB/PCM, Electronics (H), Maths(H), Office Mgt.& Sect.Pract. Data Processing, Foreign Trade Practice, Copm. Sc. |
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Indira Gandhi Institute of Physical Education
B-Block, Vikaspuri
Ph.5593497. |
B.Sc.Physical Edn & Sports Science.,
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Jankidevi Mahavidyalaya (W)
Sirgangaram Hospital Marg |
B.A.(P), B.Com(P), B.Com(H), Eng(H), Hindi(H), Philo(H) ,Eco(H), Hist (H),Pol.Sc(H),Socio(H) Fam & Child Wel.,Office Mgt. & Sect. Pract.Advt.,Sales Promotion & Sales Mgt. Math (H) |
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Kalindi College (W)
East Patel Nagar
Phone: 5787604 |
BA(P), Bcom(P), Eng(H),Hindi(H), Sans(H), Eco(H), Hist (H), Journalism, Pol.Sc(H), Bsc (Gen) PCB/PCM Phy(H), Maths (H), Entreprenuership & Small Business,Computer Appln., Env. Sc. |
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Keshav Mahavidyalaya
Keshav Purum,
Phone-7105486. |
B.Com, Bsc (Gen) PCM Elect (H), BSc (Math. Sciences) |
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Lakshi Bai Col. for Women
Ashok Vihar, Phase-111
Phone 741 18598 |
BA(P), B.Com(P), Bcom(H), Eng(H), Hindi(H), Sans(H), Philo(H) Eco (H), Hist (H), Pol.Sc (H), Food Tech., Office Mgt. & Sect. Pract., Data, Processing, Maths (H). |
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Rajdhani College
Ring Road, Raja Garden
Phone-530752 |
BA (P), Bcom (H), B.Com(P),Eng(H), Hindi(H), Sans(H), Eco(H), Hist(H), Pol.Sc(H), Maths(H), BSc (Geni), PCM, Phy (H),Chem (H), Electro. (H)., Industrial Chem., Comp. Sc. |
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Shivaji College,
Ring Road, Raja Garden,
Phone-5446484 |
BA(P), B.Com(P), B.Com(H), Eng(H), Hindi(H), Sans(H), Eco(H), Geo (H), Hist (H), Pol Sc (H), Foreign Trade Pract., Maths (H), Bsc (Gen,), PCB/PCM, Phy(H), Chem(H), Bot(H), Zool (H), Bio-Chem (H). |
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Shyama Prd Mukherji Col (W)
Punjabi Bagh (West) Road
No. 57, Phone-534499. |
BA(P), BCom(P),BCom(H), Eng(H), Hindi(H), Sans(H), Phil(H),Eco (H), Hist (H), Pol Sc (H), Fam. & Child Welfare, Food Tech., Maths (H). |
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Sri Guru Gobin Singh College of Commerce,
Near TV Tower, Pitampura,
Ph-7210109. |
B.Com (P), B.Com(H), Eco (H)., BCA, |
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Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Khalsa College
Dev Nagar,
Phone-5726528 |
BCom(P), BCom(H), Eng(H), Hindi(H), Puniabi(H),Hist(H), Pol Sc (H). |
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Satyawati-Co-EdunI. College
Ashok Vihar Phase-111
Phone- 7219570. |
BA (P), BCom(P), BCom(H), ), Hindi(H), Sans(H), Urdu(H) Eco(H),H~st(H), Pol Sc(H), Maths(H) OfficeMgt.& Sect Pract, Data Processing. |
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Sayawati Co-EdunI. Col (Eve)
Ashok Vihar Phase-111
Ph-7213402, 7257729. |
BA(P),B.Com(P),B.Com(H), Hindi (H), Eco(H), Hist(H), Pol Sc (H), Office Mgt. & Sect. Pract., Data Processing. |
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SOUTH CAMPUS |
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Acharya Narendra Dev Col
Govind Puri, Kalkaji
Ph-6412547. |
B.A. (P), B.Com(H), Sericulture, B.Sc (Gen) PCM, Phy(H), Chem(H), Bot(H),Zool(H), Elect (H), Maths (H), Micro-Bio.(H), Comp. Sc., Sect. Pract. |
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College of Vocational Studies
Sheikh Saraj, Phase-11,
Phone No-6438544 |
B.A. (P), B Corn ( H), Eco (H), Hist(H), BA (Voc), Indust. Reln. Personal Mgt., Entrepreneurship & Small Business,Tourism, Book Publishing Office Mgt. & Sect Pract., Tax Procedure & Practice., Retailing, Trade Mgt., Business Eco. (H) |
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Deshbandu College |
BA(P), BCom(P), BCom(H), Eng(H), Hindi(H), Sans(H), Eco(H)Hist (H), Pol. Sc (H), BSc (Gen) PCM, PCB, Phy (H),Chem(H) Bot(H), Zool (H), Bio- Chem (H), Maths (H)., Indust. Relation & Personal Mgt., Office Mgt. , Sect. Practice. |
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Deshbandu College (Eve)
Kalkaji,
Phone- 6439565. |
BA(P). B.Com(P), B.Com(H), Eng(H), Hmdi(H), Pol.Sc.(H),lnd. Rein & Personnel Mgt. Office Mgt. & Sect. Pract., Tax Procedure & P. |
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BA(P). B.Com(P), B.Com(H), Hindi(H), Pol.Sc.(H), Eco(H), Geo(H), Hist(H), BSc(Gen), Entrepreneurship & Small Business, Maths(H), PCB/PCM, Phy(H), Chem(H), Bot(H), Zool (H),. Punj. (H), Beng. (H), Urdu (H), Comp. Sc., BCA |
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Dyal Singh College (Eve),
Lodhi Road,
Ph-4617658 |
BA (P), BCom (P), BCom (H), Eng(H), Delhi P Sc(H), Ind. Relations & Personnel Mgt. Tourism & Travel Mgt. |
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Gargi College (W)
Siri Port Road,
New Delhi
Ph- 6419019. |
BA (P), B.Com(P), BCom(H), Eng(H), Hindi (H), Sans (H), Philo (H), Applied Psy(H),Hist(H), Pol Sc(H), BSc(Gen), PCM/PCB, Phy(H),Chem(H), Bot(H), Zool(H),Micro-Bio (H) |
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Kamla Nehru College (W)
Lajpat Nagar,
New Delhi
Ph- 6444881 |
BA(P), BCom(P), BCom(H), Eng(H), Hindi(H), Philo(H), Sans (H), Psy (H),Eco(H), Geo(H), Hist(H), Journalism(H), PolSc(H), Maths (H), Ind. Relatons & Personnel Mgt. Advt., Sales & Promotion , Sales Mgt., OfficeMgt., Sec. Practice, Punj. (H), Beng. (H). |
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Lady Shri Ram College (W)
Lajpat Nagar,
Ph-6434459 |
BA(P), BCom(H), Eng(H), Hindi(H), Sans(H), Philo(H),Psy(H),Eco(H), Hist (H), Journalism (H), Pol.Sc (H), Socio (H), Stats. (H),ComputerApplication. |
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BA(P), BCom(H), Eng(H), Hindi(H), Sans(H), Eco(H),Sans(H), Hist(H), Journalism(H), Pol.Sc(H), Entrepreneurship & Small Business, Office Mgt. & Sect. Pract., BSc.(G), Math. Sc., Stats (H), BCA |
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PG DAV College (Eve)
Nehru Nagar, Ring Road,
Ph-6312092. |
BA(P), BCom(P), BCom(H),Hincli(H), PoISc (H), Maths (H) |
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Sri Aurobindo College
Malviya Nagar,
Ph-660812. |
BA(P), BCom(P), BCom(H), Hindi(H), Eng(H), PolSc(H), Entrepreneurship & Small Buss..Office Mgt & Sect Pract.,Insurance. |
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Sri Aurobindo College (Eve)
Malviya Nagar
Ph-660064 |
BA(P), BCom(P), BCom(H), Hindi(H), PoISc (H), Maths (H), Eng. (H), BSc (G), Micro-Bio (H), Off. Mgt. & Sect. Pract. |
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Shaheed Bhagat Singh Col.
Sheikh Sarai Phase-11
Ph-6430306. |
BA(P), BCom(H), BCom(H), Eng(H), Hindi(H), Eco(H),Geo(H),Hist(H), PoISc(H) , Maths (H). |
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Shd Bhagat Singh Col (Eve)
Sheikh Sarai Phase-11,
Ph-6433430. |
BA (P), BCom (H), Geo (H), Pol Sc (H) |
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COLLEGES IN DHAULA KUAN AREA |
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50. |
Atmaram Santan Dharma Col.
Daulakuan, N.Delhi
Phone-4673436. |
BA(P), BCom(P), BCom(H), Eng(H), Hist (H), Hindi(H), Maths(H), Pol Sc (H). B.Sc (Gen),Phy (H), Chem (H), Elect (H). Eco. (H), Indl. Chemistry. |
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Delhi Col of Arts & Commerce
Netaji Nagar, Delhi
Ph- 609821 |
BA(P), BCom(P), BCom(H), Eng(H), Eco (H),Hist (H) Journalism, Pol.Sc(H), Ind. Reins. & Personnel Mgt. Office mgt & Sect. Pract., Data Processing, Advt. Sales Promotion & Sales Mgt., BCA. |
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Jesus & Mary College (W)
Chanakya Puri,
Ph-600013 |
BA(P),BCom(P),BCom(H), Eng(H), Hindi (H), Psy(H), Eco(H), Hist (H), Pol.Sc (H), Socio (H), Maths (H), Entrepreneurship & Small Business, Office Mst. & Sect.Pract., Data Processing. |
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Maitreyi College (W)
Chanakya Pun,
Bapu Dham
Ph- 4673815 |
BA(P), BCom(P), Eng(H), Hindi(H), Sans(H), Eco(H), Hist(H), Pol.Sc(H), Socio(H), Maths(H), BSc (Gen), Office Mgt. & Sect.Pract., Phy (H), Chem (H), Bot (H), Zool (H), Maths (H). Agro - Chem., Pests Control. |
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Motilal Nehru College
Benito Juares Road,
Ph-4672604. |
BA(P), BCom(P), BCom(H),Eng(H), Hindi(H), Sans(H),Hist(H), Pol.Sc(H), BSc (Gen), PCM, BCA, Phy (H), Chem (H), Maths (H). |
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Ramlal Anand College
Benito Juarez Road,
Ph-4672557 |
BA(P), BCom(P), BCom(H), Hindi(H), Hist(H) Pol.Sc(H), Ind..Relations & Persnl. Fam. & Child Welfare, Office Mgt. & Sect. Pract., Insurance, Mic-Bio (H), Stats (H) Eng. (H), Stats(H) BCA. |
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Ramlal Anand College (Eve)
Benito Juarez Road,
Ph-4670490 |
BA(P), BCom(P), BCom(H), Eng(H), Hindi(H), Eco(H), Pol.Sc (H). |
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Sri Venkateswara College
Dhaulakuan
Ph-4672196 |
BA(P), BCom(P) BCom(H), Eng(H), Sans(H), Hindi(H), Eco(H), Hist(H), PoISc (H),Socio (H),Maths (H),Tourism & Travel Mgt. Bsc (Gen), PCB , Phy (H),Chem (H),Bot (H) Zool (H), Bio-Chem (H), Elect (H),Maths (H), Stats (H). |
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Mata Sundri College (W)
Mata Sundri Lane
(Near Zakir Husain College)
Ph-3237291. |
BA(P), BCom(P), BCom(H), Sans(H), Eng(H), Hindi(H), Punjabi(H), Philo(H), Psy(H),Hist(H),Pol Sc (H),Maths (H), Office Mgt. & Sect. Pract. |
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Zakir Husain College,
Jawaharlal Nehru Marg
(Near Minto Road)
Ph-3232218 |
BA(P),B Com(P), B Com(H), Eng(H), Hindi(H), Sans(H), Arabic (H), Bengali(H), Persian(H), Philo(H), Psy(H), Urdu(H), Eco(H),Hist(H), Pol.Sc. (H), Maths (H), Ind. Relations & Persn. Mgt. Che.(H), Bot.(H), Zool.(H). |
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ADMISSION IN POST GRADUATE COURSES IN D.U. |
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The University of Delhi has different procedures for admission in the various Post Graduate Courses. For Social Sciences the candidate must contact the Dean of Arts Faculty, at Arts Faculty Building and for science courses Dean of Faculty of Science at Science Faculty, New Administrative Block. All detailed informations for these subjects can be had from both the faculties |
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Social Work, Sociology, Economics, Geography,Education, Library Science, Management Course (MBA), etc a candidate must contact the Head of Department of the respective courses in which he/she desires. |
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Arts Faculty
Dean of Arts Faculty is the Officer In-charge |
M.A. in Political Science, English, Hindi University Campus, Buddhist Studies, African Studies, Commerce, Maths, Diploma in German and French Language, Linguistics and Research. |
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Admission start from First week of June every year. Admission is through Entrance Test and Merit. No age limit is fixed for these courses. Pattern of Examination : Annual |
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Delhi School of Economics
North Campus |
M.A. in Sociology, Geography, Economics, and higher studies in the related subjects. |
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Admission starts from last part of May. Admission is through Entrance Test.
Pattern of Examination: Annual |
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Law Faculty,
North Campus
The Dean of Law Faculty is the In-charge of the faculty. |
Only LL.B, LL.M and higher studies. |
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Admission is through Entrance Test. Pattern of Examination : Semester Admission starts from First week of May. The Faculty has both Evening and Morning shifts. Attendance required is around 60 %. |
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Faculty of Management Studies
University Campus
Dean of Faculty is the Officer-in-charge |
MBA and its related subjects. |
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For ST minimum mark is 50 % for appearing the Entrance Test. Admission starts from February. Pattern of Exam: Annual |
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Faculty of Education
Dean of Faculty is the Officer In-charge. |
B.Ed is only post graduate course. Students without suitable combination of subject is noteligible. |
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Pattern of Exam : Annual |
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Faculty of Science |
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COURSES |
ELIGIBILITY |
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1. M.Sc Anthropology |
Any BSc Courses |
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2. M.Sc Agro-chemical & Pest Management |
BSc(Agri) or BSc (Hons) |
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3. M.Sc Botany |
B.S.C.(Hons), B.Sc(Gen) |
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4. M.Sc.Geology |
B.Sc(Hons), BSc(Gen) with
Chem & Maths as subsidiary subject. |
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5. M.Sc. Zoology |
B.Sc (Hons) & Gen) with Chem & Botany |
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6. M.Sc Chemisry |
B.Sc(Hons & Genl) |
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7. M.Sc Physics |
B.Sc (Hons & Genl) |
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For admission to the following Post Graduate courses candidates must contact the following Heads of the institutions as mentioned below : |
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1. Master of Pharmacy |
Principal, College of Pharmacy
Puspa Vihar, Sector-1 1 I , Delhi-17. |
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2. M.Sc in Home Science |
Director, Lady lrwin College
Sikandra Road, Delhi-1.
(Near Connaught Place.) |
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3. Post Graduate Diploma |
Director, Institute of Home
Course in Dietectics and Economics South Extension-1,
Public Health Nutrition Ring Road,Delhi-49 |
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4. Master of Nursing |
Principal, Rajkumari Arnrit Kaur
College of Nursing, Andrew Ganj,
Delhi -110049 |
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5. M.Sc Bio-Medical Reserch |
Prof. Ramesh Chandra,
B.R. Ambedkar Reserch Centre,
University of Delhi |
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6. Agro-Chemical & Pest Management Prof. |
V.S. Parmar, Dept. Chemistry,
University of Delhi |
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The minimum age-limit for all the above courses is not below/ the age of 20 years. |
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7. Department of Library
Tutorial Building, North Campus |
B.Lib and above courses are available. B.Lib is a Post graduate course. |
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Maximum age is 26 years. Admission is based on Merit. |
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8. Faculty of Music
University of Delhi,
Shankarlal Hall |
All students (UG & PG) |
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Admission starts from last part of May. Admission is based on merit. |
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9. Delhi College of Arts
24, Tilak Marg,
New Delhi - 1 10 001. |
Bachelor of Fine Arts (4 yrs.)
Master in Fine Arts (2 yrs)
Diploma in Graphic and
Commercial Arts (I yr.) |
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10. Delhi School of Social Work
University of Delhi, Master in Social Work,
North Campus |
MPhil in Social Work
PhD in Social Work |
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Admission is through Entrance Test. Pattern of Exam : Semester |
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CORRESPONDENCE COURSES IN UNDER GRADUATE & POST
GRADUATE DEGREES IN DELHI UNIVERSITY. |
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Any student having a minimum mark of passing class XII is eligible to seek admission in the undergraduate level. Correspondence courses has BA(P), BA(H), B.Corn, BA(Eng) at the under graduate level and MA(Pol.Sc), MA(Hist) at the Post Graduate level. A student of correspondence course can migrate to regular colleges after passing the 1st year examination. |
Vocational/Professional Courses in Delhi University
- BSc. Computer Science : Hansraj College, Kirorimal, Miranda House, SGTB Khalsa, Moti Lal Nehru, Desh Bandhu, Dayal Singh, Shivaji, Kalndi, St. Stephen, Deen Dayal Upadhyay College, ARcharya Narender Dev, Rajdhani College, Keshav Mahavidyalaya, Maharaja Agrasen College.
- Bachelor of Social Work : Aditi Mahila Mahavidalaya, Bhim Rao Ambedkar College.
- Journalism ( H) : English ( Delhi College of Arts & Commerce, Lady Shri Ram College for Women, Kalindi Collge, Maharaja Agrasen College, Kamala Nehru College. Hindi ( Aditi Mahila Mahavidyalaya, Bhim Rao Ambedkar College, SGTB Khalsa College ( by Entrance Test)
- Mass Communication : IP College of Girls, ( by Entrance Test)
- BBE ( Bachelor of Business Economics): B.R. Ambedkar College, College of Vocational Studies, Gargi College, Lakshmibai College, Maharaja Agrasen College, Ram Lal Anand College ( Evening), Shivaji College, S.GG.S. College of Commerce, Sri Guru Nanak Dev Khalsa College.
- Advertising Sales Promotion & Sales Management : Delhi College of Arts & Commerce, Janki Devi Memorial College, Mata Sundri, Vivekanand, Kamala Nehru College, Lakshmi Bai College
- Business Data Processing : Aditi Mahavidlaya, Bhim Rao Ambedkar College, IP College for Girls, Jesus & Mary College, Lakshmi Bai College, Maharaja Agrasen College, Satyawati ( Eve.).
- Entrepreneurship & Small Business : Dayal Singh, Gargi, Jesus & Mary, Kalindi, PGDAV, Sri Aurobindo College
- Food Technology : Aditi Mahavidlaya, Bhagini Nevidita, Lakshmi Bai, Shyama Pd. Mukherjee College, Vivekananda
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- Foreign Trade Practice : Shivaji College
- Industrial Relation & Personal Management: Bhim Rao Ambedkar College, Deshbandhu (Eve.) Delhi College of Arts & Commerce, Dayal Singh (Eve), Hans Raj, IP College for Girls, Kamala Nehru, Zakir Husain
- Nutrition & Health Education: Aditi Mahavidlaya, Bhagini Nevidita, Daulat Ram.
- Office Management Secretarial Practice: Aditi Mahavidlaya, Bhagini Nivedita, Bharti College, Bhim Rao Ambedkar, Daulat Ram, Deshbandhu (Eve), Dayal Singh ( Eve), Janki Devi Memorial, Jesus & Mary, Kamla Nehru, Lakshmi Bai, Maharaja Agrasen, Maitreyi, Mata Sundri, Miranda House, Moti Lal Nehru, PGDAV, Ram Lal Anand (Eve), Satyawati Co-Ed., Satyawati ( Eve.), Shyam Lal, Shyam Lal ( Eve), Sri Aurobindo, Swami Shraddhanand College, Vivekananda College, College of Vocational Studies
- Tax Procedure & Practice : Deshbandhu ( Eve)
- Tourism & Travel Management: Dayal Singh (Eve), College of Vocation Studies, Sri Venkateshwara College
- Marketing & Retail Business: College of Vocational Studies
- Human Resource Management: College of Vocational Studies
- Material Management: College of Vocational Studies
- Small & Medium Enterprises: College of Vocational Studies
- Management & Marketing of Insurance : College of Vocational Studies
- German: Delhi College of Arts & Commerce
- Spanish: Delhi College of Arts & Commerce, Jesus & Mary College
- French:Jesus & Mary College
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