All of them are commerce related courses. CA (Chartered Accountant)  is a more accountancy related course. However it is the premiere course amongst the three of them since it gives an edge as far as finance is concerned and nobody can fool a CA under any circumstances. ICWA (Institute of Cost and Works Accountant) is a costing course that enables you to manage the costing of a particular product. While CS ( Company Secretary) helps you to do the Secretarial and legal jobs within the organization.

Law has become the most coveted field today. Many areas like Excise, Sales Tax etc. comes under it’s purview. Every organization needs a lawyer and with complications increasing by the day lawyers are the most sought after community today.

Different courses you can pursue in Law are:

Bachelor’s Degree In Law

Bachelor of General Law (BGL)

Bachelor of Academic law (BAL)

Bachelor of business law (BBL)

5 year integrated B.A.LLB (Hons)

Bachelor of law (3 year/5 year LLB/BL)

Bachelor of business administration and bachelor of law (BBA LLB)

BSC LLB (Hons) integrated

B.Com LLB (Hons)

Bachelor o f legal science (BSL LLB)

Masters degree in law

Master of Comparative Law (MCL)

Master of Business law (MBL)

Master of Legislative Law (L.L.M)

M.Phil

Masters degree in labour law and labour welfare (MLL& LW)

Doctorate in law

Doctor of Law (LL.D)

PhD in Law

PG Diploma courses in law

PG Diploma in Security Laws

PG Diploma in Labour Laws

PG Diploma intellectual property Laws

PG Diploma in French law

PG Diploma in law of taxation

PG Diploma in Labour Practices, Labour Welfare & Labour Management

P.G. Diploma in Corporate, Industrial law and Governance

Post Graduate Diploma in Consumer Protection Law

Post Graduate Diploma in Human Rights Law

PG Diploma in cyber laws

Post Graduate Diploma in Law & Public Services

Post Graduate Diploma in Medical Law and Ethics

PG Diploma in cyber law and information technology (IT)

PG Diploma in Patents law

PG Diploma in media law

PG Diploma in international humanitarian law

Diploma courses in law

1 year Diploma in labour laws and labour relations

Diploma in taxation laws (D.T.L.)

1 year Diploma in labour law and industrial relations

Diploma in labour laws (D.L.L.)

Diploma in Human rights (D.H.R)

Diploma in intellectual property rights (DIPR)

Diploma in environmental law (3 or 4 months)

Diploma in labour law and labour management

Diploma in labour laws, labour welfare and personnel management

Diploma in labour laws and labour welfares

Diploma in labour law and personnel management

Diploma in income tax and sales tax

Diploma in cooperative law

Diploma in cyber law (DCL)

Diploma in International Law, the Law of International Institutions & Diplomacy

Diploma in Administrative Law

Diploma in Corporate Laws and Management

Diploma in security law

Diploma in women law

Diploma in law and practice

Advanced Diploma in Law

Advanced Diploma in Law

Advanced Diploma in Taxation

Certificate courses in law

Certificate Course in Consumer Protection

Certificate Course in Human Rights

Certificate Course in Women & Law

Certificate Course in Forensic & Medicine Jurisprudence (MJFS)

You can join NDA after class XII with PCM group and a minimum of 60% marks. Your age should be between 16 to 19 and a half.

You can become a commercial pilot after XII. You need to go through the training of Student’s Pilot License (SPL), after which you take up a coaching of Private Pilot License (PPL) and Commercial Pilot License (CPL).

Following are some institutes that offer this course:

• MIT School Of Management (MITSOM) Pune
• World Trade Institute (WTI), Mumbai
• Indira College Of Business Management (ICBM), Pune

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Following are some institutes that offer this course:

• ILS Law College, Pune
• Indian Law Institute, New Delhi
• NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad
• Asian School Of Cyber Laws (ASCL)

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Yes, most of the institutes have entrance exams for Mass Media courses.

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It is the inherent ability of a person-It gives a predictive idea of how you will perform in a career

It will help you make informed career decisions based on your abilities, interests and personality.

Psychometric tests are standardized procedure for measuring sensitivity, memory, intelligence,  aptitude, personality etc, which is done on a large sample of students.

Psychometric tests measure a person’s skills, abilities, interest and personality in a structured way. Personality and interest are like questionnaires where as abilities measure a person’s inherent traits. Some Psychometric tests are used for career guidance and also by companies to help them in their recruitment procedures.

When you are working in a career which is unsatisfactory; it will lead to tremendous amount of unhappiness and lowered self-confidence. It is therefore important to get career assessment done as it will help you make better career decisions at crucial points in your life and open up new possibilities. It will help you discover your interests, abilities and skills and identify your various options.

A good test of career assessment will guide you through which you can make informed career decisions which are based on your abilities, career interests and personality. It will help you in creating self-awareness and a well-informed student can make the right career choice, leading to better job satisfaction.

A student has to choose from the stream of Arts, Commerce or Science or from vocational courses, after std. IX. A student should know the basics of a stream he is going to choose by that time. Therefore, the best time to take these tests is in 9th std. or after that, so the student can get an idea of the different career options available, understand what skills will be required and then move ahead with a clear idea.

Career Counselling will be of great assistance when you are not happy with your current job. The need for career counselling is increasing with time in this day and age. The priority now is to plan ahead of time for a stable career and hence, the importance of career counselling. If you are unhappy in your job, it will keep you informed of future career opportunities and help you to make the best career decisions based on your personal circumstances and the workplace trends.

A-You may be very good in academics but if your study techniques are faulty, it may affect your performance. Therefore, if you have good study skills you may be able to achieve the desired results. For more details

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If you study well and have good study skill techniques; you will perform better in your exams. For more details-

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First one needs to evaluate and analyze ones self. Find out your own strengths and weaknesses. What you want and what you believe in will determine a lot about you. In choosing any career you will have to consider certain important aspects such as various available options, minimum qualifications required, admission procedure, special skills required, job opportunities, work environment you are looking for, experience required, growth opportunities etc. Keeping all this in mind, you can plan ahead depending on whether you want to work independently or for someone else. Ultimately, it is your interest and your inherent ability which will determine which career is best suited for you. You can find your answer to this by taking up the YQ aptitude test.

Parents today should make an effort to help their child’s career planning. If they are well informed of available options, they would be better able to guide them. However, very often parental pressures are due to their own personal unfulfilled desires and insecurities, but if they focus on their child’s weaknesses and strengths, they will be able to help their child instead of pressurizing them. Also peer pressure take a toll on the students but if parents and children have an open communication, they will not impose their ideas on their children and negative effects of parental and peer pressure reduces. Therefore, Career counselling during school/ junior college days will help students make appropriate career decisions and reduce peer and parental pressures.

Good study skill techniques will help you to concentrate better. For e.g. prepare a time table, get everything ready before you start studying, sit where there are no external distractions, change subjects if you can’t focus, take desired breaks etc. For more details-

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If you have taken the YQ test; the careers suggested to you are based on your answers. Interest of the person keeps changing with age. You have to be sure of your interest.

Career counselling is an ongoing process during the working life of a person. With current market trends and various options available, one has to be aware of various career and industry trends. Changing a career is not a big deal anymore. If you are not happy with your present career, in the growing work environment, if you get career counselling done again, you will get updated information and an organized career plan. Hence, it will be easier to achieve success.

If you have a good aptitude for a particular area but are not interested in it or vice versa, it is difficult for you to cope in that field. Therefore, in order for you to do well in a career, it would be important that you have aptitude and interest both.

Take a deep breadth and relax with your eyes closed. Automatically, everything will fall in place. Give it a couple of minutes and you’ll remember everything. For more details-

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Start expressing your personal thoughts with your friends and family and if this does not help stand in front of the mirror and practice it. This will increase your confidence and help you overcome the fear of speaking in front of people.

A good study time table will help you complete your tasks at hand. A well planned time management schedule will enable you to complete your studies. Follow good Study techniques. For more details- http://www.yqworld.com/authorisation/members/news/fullnews.php?subaction=showfull&id=1208069833&archive=&start_from=&ucat=2&newscat=SNAPSHOT&

When you know the duration of your paper and the number of questions (subjective and objective) that are going to be asked, you can very well divide your time between your questions. Distribute your time in such a way that you give more time to subjective questions and less time to objective type questions. Solve sample question papers with the time limit for practice.

Study skill techniques are important. When you have good study skills, you will be able to allocate your time to extra-curricular activities. Plan your schedule in such a way that you can complete your portion and have time for yourself. For more details

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Delegate you time between studies and extra-curricular activities by following good study skill techniques. If you can complete your studies in the given time, i.e. if you can follow a time table, no one will ask you to study. Take it upon yourself to complete your tasks at hand.

The desire to go into a similar career as your friend is very natural. It is very important to first evaluate your own aptitude and interest. The reason your parents maybe saying no is because they want you to succeed in whichever career you decide to take up and not blindly follow others. Initially it may seem a good idea to be with your friend in college, but later on it may not seem so.  You should have the aptitude and interest in the field of your choice in order for you to be successful. Therefore, if Career counselling is done during school/ junior college days it can help you make wiser decisions and peer pressure will be reduced.

Maybe your method of studies is inappropriate. You need to follow good study skill techniques in order for your hard work to show the desired benefits. Holding the book in your hand for hours together does not mean working hard, but understanding and learning from the book will give the results. For more details-

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If you have failed in your exams, it does not mean that you are a failure in life. It is just something that happened during the course of life, just like any other event. It will further guide you do improve and work hard to achieve success. Just give it some time, cool off and look at what you want to do in future and who you want to become. This will inspire you to start working towards that goal. For more details-

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If you are unhappy in your current field; it is not a big deal to switch careers. Your decision at that point in time would be based on your interest then and interests keep changing with age and experience. You may not have had a clear career plan initially but with knowledge and experience if you decide that another career is more satisfying then making the switch is fine. For more details-

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A Group Discussion can be defined as a formal discussion involving 10 to 12 participants in a group.

It is a methodology used by an organization to gauge whether the candidate has certain personality traits and/or skills that it desires in its members. In this methodology, the group of candidates is given a topic or a situation, given a few minutes to think about the same, and then asked to discus it among themselves for 15-20 minutes.

As in a football game, where you play like a team, passing the ball to each team member and aim for a common goal, GD is also based on team work, incorporating views of different team members to reach a common goal.

Here are some of the most important personality traits that a candidate should possess to do well at a GD:

• Team Player
• Reasoning Ability
• Leadership
• Flexibility
• Assertiveness
• Initiative
• Creativity/ Out of the box thinking
• Inspiring ability
• Listening
• Awareness

1. Team Player

It is essential for managers to be team players.

The reason: Managers always work in teams.

At the beginning of his(manager) career, a manager works as a team member. And, later, as a team leader.

Management aspirants who lack team skills cannot be good managers.

2. Reasoning Ability

Reasoning ability plays an important role while expressing your opinions or ideas at a GD.

For example, on India's growth and its effect's:

Any Answer for this should be based on reasons, not assumptions.

3. Leadership

There are three types of situations that can arise in a GD:

~ A GD where participants are unable to establish a proper rapport and do not speak much.

~ A GD where participants get emotionally charged and the GD gets chaotic.

~ A GD where participants discuss the topic assertively by touching on all its nuances and try to reach the objective.

Here, a leader would be someone who facilitates the third situation at a GD.

A leader would have the following qualities:

~S/he shows direction to the group whenever group moves away from the topic.

~S/he coordinates the effort of the different team members in the GD.

~S/he contributes to the GD at regular intervals with valuable insights.

~S/he also inspires and motivates team members to express their views.

Caution: Being a mere coordinator in a GD does not help, because it is a secondary role.

Contribute to the GD with your ideas and opinions, but also try and steer the conversation towards a goal.

4. Flexibility

You must be open to other ideas as well as to the evaluation of your ideas: That is what flexibility is all about.

But first, remember: Never ever start your GD with a stand or a conclusion.

Say the topic of a GD is, 'Should India Ban night work for Women at night hours?'

Some participants tend to get emotionally attached to the topic and take a stand either in favour or against the topic, ie 'Yes, India should', or, 'No, India should not'.

By taking a stand, you have already given your decision without discussing the topic at hand or listening to the views of your team members.

Also, if you encounter an opposition with a very strong point at the 11th hour, you end up in a typical catch-22 situation:

~If you change your stand, you are seen as a fickle-minded or a whimsical person.

~If you do not change your stand, you are seen as an inflexible, stubborn and obstinate person.

5. Assertiveness

You must put forth your point to the group in a very emphatic, positive and confident manner.

Participants often confuse assertiveness with aggressiveness.

Aggressiveness is all about forcing your point on the other person, and can be a threat to the group. An aggressive person can also demonstrate negative body language, whereas an assertive person displays positive body language.

6. Initiative

A general trend amongst students is to start a GD and get the initial kitty of points earmarked for the initiator.

But that is a high risk-high return strategy.

Initiate a GD only if you are well versed with the topic. If you start and fail to contribute at regular intervals, it gives the impression that you started the GD just for the sake of the initial points.

Also, if you fumble, stammer or misquote facts, it may work against you.

Remember: You never ever get a second chance to create a first impression.

7. Creativity/ Out of the box thinking

An idea or a perspective which opens new horizons for discussion on the GD topic is always highly appreciated.

When you put across a new idea convincingly, such that it is discussed at length by the group, it can only be positive.

You will find yourself in the good books of the examiner.

8. Inspiring ability

A good group discussion should incorporate views of all the team members.

If some team members want to express their ideas but are not getting the opportunity to do so, giving them an opportunity to express their ideas or opinions will be seen as a positive trait.

Caution: If a participant is not willing to speak, you need not necessarily go out of the way to ask him to express his views. This may insult him and hamper the flow of the GD.

9. Listening

Always try and strike a proper balance between expressing your ideas and imbibing ideas.

10. Awareness

You must be well versed with both the micro and macro environment.

Your awareness about your environment helps a lot in your GD content, which carries maximum weightage.

1. What are the different Law courses available for me?
2. When can I join NDA?
3. How can I become a Commercial Pilot?

All have the potential of providing you a platform wherein you can have a sense of achievement in all possible respect. All provide the opportunity of bringing tangible change in the existing system. As far as other incentives are concerned the achievers of all the three streams are mighty in their own respect. As a management student you can aspire to head a multinational giants like the Coke and the Pepsi where as an engineer or technocrat you stand the possibility of achieving the heights of the present Indian President. Thus it should have been clear by now that potential is not in the stream it is your determination and the will power that help you scale heights.

You will have to seek admission in to the Bachelor of Veterinary Science & Animals Husbandry (BVSc & AH) course at a veterinary college. This course is akin to the medical degree course except that it deals with animals. The eligibility is plus two with Physics, Chemistry and biology. You must seriously examine if you are good with P,C,B and interested in those subjects for that is what you have to base your studies on. Only love for animals should not dictate a career as a vet, though it is a good starting point. For a detailed view log on the site

Opportunities in this profession are good. Pet care clinics are the urban craze and need while there can be good opportunities in stables and stud Farms, dairies with government departments and organizations, aquariums, wild life sanctuaries, national parks, zoos, etc. research and teaching are other options. Pharmaceutical companies, biomedical research firms are also the prospective employers in this arena.

Pharmacy graduates are popular choices for opportunities in sales and marketing. If Pharmacy graduates are not available then the next choice is a science graduate however, you must assess if you would be able to pick up selling and marketing skills and be able to take care of sales responsibilities.

The programme offers you intensive coverage of International marketing / business, for ex risk management, trade finance, applied market research, foreign language, etc. and provides computer training geared to needs of industry. Placements are with renowned companies in India and overseas. Admission is accomplished after passing through a written test, GDs and interviews.

The multiple choice questions test has about 200 questions to assess English comprehension, general knowledge, reasoning, management skills, analysis of a business situation, quantitative and verbal ability, ethics and economics with particular reference to international trade. Prepare as you would for tackling management entrance tests, giving additional attention to areas of general knowledge and awareness of issues on international trade.

Criteria of eligibility include: A scholar holding a first or second division in the plus Two or equivalent examination with Mathematics as one of the subjects of the qualifying examination and at least one of the subjects, Physics or Chemistry, as a subjects of this exam. Those with higher qualifications can also apply if you fall within the age group - 17 years to 21 years. Relaxations in the upper age limit apply to SC/ST candidates, and various others.

The papers are set only in English medium. The level of knowledge expected for the exam is of the plus two/ equivalent standard.

Paper I evaluates proficiency in the English language, general knowledge and also includes a psychological test.

Paper II evaluates knowledge of the Physical Sciences, that is, Physics and chemistry.

Paper III is just Mathematics and nothing else. Do note that not only class 11, 12 but also some components of secondary school mathematics curriculum are included in the questions. The papers are set only in English medium.

Masters of Social Work would equip you for professional placement in the field of social work with National and International Social Welfare organizations. Many corporate houses with a full- fledged community development department in place also hire professionally trained Social Workers.

A publisher should have good business sense with an ability to predict future trends in the market.

Distance learning degree programs differ from traditional college programmes in that the college comes to the student rather than making the student come to the college. College credit is earned in a variety of ways; courses are offered over the Internet, by DVD, by correspondence as well as end-of-course examinations. Credit is also awarded by assessment of a student's experiential learning; assessment of professional licenses and certificates; and compilation of prior schooling, whether academic, business, or military. In short, distance learning students choose the learning format that best suits their learning style.

Some people are hesitant to pursue a degree externally because they fear they would be "on their own" without benefit of teachers or lectures. In reality, external degree students have one-on-one relationships with their teachers and lecture material is as comprehensive as classroom lectures, but much more convenient.

Any graduate or a candidate who has completed his/her Bachelor’s degree under an Open University scheme with at least 50% marks (45% for SC/ST/PWD) would be eligible for the Common Admission Test (CAT) of the Indian Institute of Management.  Also, a candidate who has not completed a bachelor’s degree but has completed a post graduate degree under the Open University scheme with at least 50% marks(45% for SC?ST?PWD) is also eligible.

Any candidate with a graduate degree and a candidate has done his/her graduation without passing class XII and class X (through Open University) is eligible for the Civil Service Examination.

It is a myth that Distance Education is easy and can be pursued as per one’s convenience. The reality is that Distance Education and a full time course are equally demanding; it is difficult to maintain regularity discipline and momentum for Distance Education.

The regulatory authority for Distance Education provider is the Distance education council (www.dec.ac.in), but the university offering distance education should be recognized by the University Grants Commission (www.ugc.ac.in). A professional programme in any field should be recognized by the regulatory authority. An engineering degree course should be approved by AICTE, a dental science programme by the dental council of India, a Nautical Science course by the Directorate General of Shipping (www.dgshipping.com).

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Study Abroad is the term applied to the participation of a university student in a structured, credit-granting program of academic study in a foreign country for a summer, a semester or an academic year which is sponsored either by an accredited U.S. university, or by a foreign university which is recognized in its country. About 225,000 US students study abroad annually, out of 16 million university students.

You need to have at least two years of experience to pursue MBA abroad.

These days, it is becoming more and more common for students from all majors to spend a semester or a year studying in another country as a part of their college experience. Students and their parents increasingly recognize that time spent living and studying abroad should be a component of every student's education, introducing them to new ways of looking at the world and understanding their surroundings. Study abroad can lead to personal and professional growth and the acquisition of valuable skills including adaptability, communication, patience, cultural awareness, problem-solving, observation, confidence and awareness of global issues.

Study Abroad programmes are offered almost anywhere in the world that is politically and economically secure. Miami offers Sponsored, Co-Sponsored, Exchange and Approved study abroad programmes. Programmes are offered in large cities, smaller cities, or in the depths of the rainforest! With the help of a study abroad adviser and with some consideration of the kind of living situation you prefer, you should be able to find a programme that meets your needs.

We can't make that decision for you! To start, you can ask yourself questions like:

• Do you already know of any particular countries or universities that match well to your major or interests?
• Are you interested in learning a foreign language or fulfilling language requirements abroad?
• Is financial aid a concern? Do you need to find a programme where your scholarships will apply?
• Would you like to be in a large city or a smaller one?
• Do you want to go on the same program as friends from Miami or make new friends abroad?
• Is there a particular region/country/city/culture you've always wanted to learn more about?
• Has a professor or academic adviser recommended a particular program?

Many students start with little or no experience in the language of their host country, but learn to communicate at a basic level very soon. There is no better way to learn a language than by speaking it 24/7! Each day gets better.

Early planning is the key to successful study abroad. Hundreds of study abroad opportunities exist; they differ in location, duration, curriculum, language, degree of cultural immersion, cost, and many other factors. In order to find the programme that is the right “fit” for your personal and academic objectives, you should begin planning your study abroad experience at least one semester before you actually depart.

No. Study Abroad programmes with courses taught in English are available all over the world – not just native English speaking countries. If you participate in a programme where English is not the native language, you will likely have the opportunity to take local language courses as part of your programme. The following countries are just some of the non-native English speaking countries with SIUE approved study abroad programs offering courses taught in English: Austria, Finland, Sweden, Bulgaria, South Africa, Japan, Thailand, Korea, and China. Beginning level instruction in the language of the host country is usually included in such programs.

Yes, you can! Generally, all financial aid awards, including loans, grants, and scholarships, are applicable to approved study abroad programmes. Financial aid packages are reevaluated to consider the cost of a specific programme, and aid packages may be adjusted (up to the maximum eligibility amount) according to the modified cost of the study abroad programme.

Yes. Some scholarship money is available for certain study abroad programmes and through independent organizations. Generally there are more scholarships available for study in non-western or developing countries. Being flexible about your location may help you cut your study abroad costs. If you are set on one particular city, you may not find scholarships or lower cost programmes there. Instead, focus on a region, country, or language area, and find the programme which best suits your budget.

The options range from apartments, to residential halls, to homestays with families and are dependent on the program that you choose.

Yes. A variety of general education courses are offered within most study abroad programs.

Any career that is the current trend will most certainly have more employment opportunities. Every individual is looking for growth when planning a career. You can ‘go with the flow’ provided you have the aptitude and interest. If not, success level will be low. You have to carve your own future and hence, you have to decide where you can do your best!