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Q & A ON CAREER CONCERNS Dated 05th Dec, 2001
I am doing my MBA (part-time) with marketing as my
specialisation. I would like to make my career in advertising. Do
I have to study furtherand if so, what courses should I take up?
Please guide me in thismatter.
Prakash
Chennai
You could take up a course in advertising, copy writing, and mass
communication. You could begin by working as a trainee in an ad
agency,and with experience move on to higher posts of
responsibility.
The Indian Institute of Mass Communication, New Delhi; Xavier
Instituteof Communications; Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan; Bhavan's
Tanna College ofCommunication and Management; Sophia College;
B.K.Somani Polytechnic; KC College of Management Studies;
Bhavan's P D N College of Communicationand Management, Mumbai;
Bhavan's Rajaji College of Communication andManagement; Chennai
Institute of Communication; School of Advertisingand
Communication, Bhavan's College of Communication and Management,
NewDelhi; and the Symbiosis Institute of Business Management,
Pune are someof the better known colleges that offer courses in
advertising and masscommunication. You need to be a graduate to
apply for any of thecourses.
I am doing B.Tech (civil engineering) and wish to pursue M.Tech
or M.S.What is the difference between M.Tech and M.S? Please
mention theinstitutes that offer these courses.
Abdul Hakeem
New Delhi
M.S stands for Master's in Science. It includes pure sciences
(physics,chemistry, biology), whereas M.Tech essentially deals
with technicalaspects. Civil engineering graduates find ample
employment opportunitiesin government and private sector. In the
government sector, engineersfind jobs in the armed forces and the
departments of irrigation, publicworks, roads, airports, harbors,
ports, railways, etc. In the privatesector, companies engaged in
housing, infrastructure and consultancyoffer employment
opportunities to civil engineers. Due to the opening upof the
economy and privatisation of infrastructure development, there
isexpected to be a good demand for civil engineers.
Following are the names of a few institutes that offer M.Tech in
CivilEngineering: Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi, Kanpur,
and Madras;Kakatiya University, Andhra Pradesh; Kurushetra
University, Harayana;University of Roorkee, Uttar Pradesh; and
the University of Burdwan,West Bengal.
I am an intermediate (English I and II, Urdu I and II,
accountancy, commerce, economics, and history)student and would
like to pursue a career in marketing /businessmanagement. I would
like to know the eligibility criteria and
theinstitutes/universities that offer this course.
Hashamuddin
Pune
Apart from a graduate degree in management or marketing, you can
alsoconsider pursuing arts or commerce after your intermediate
and later optfor a master's course in management/ marketing.
Andhra University, B.N.Mandal University, Bangalore
University,Bharathiar University, Tamil Nadu; University of
Calicut, Kerala;Dayalbagh Educational Institute, Uttar Pradesh;
University of Delhi andJamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi; Mangalore
University, Karnataka; NorthMaharashtra University and the
Rajasthan Vidyapeeth are some of theuniversities and institutes
that offer BBM (Bachelors in BusinessManagement). You need to
have passed the Higher Secondary Exam, withover 60% to apply for
the course. The course is for a period of 3 years.Some of the
universities also conduct an entrance examination to screenand
select the right candidates.
Questions regarding career concerns must be addressed to Career
Community.com Ltd, PO Box No. 2178, Secunderabad-500003, or email
to
faqs@careercommunity.co.in
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