Media, Mass Communication and Journalism

Hi aspirant,

While it is difficult to locate an MBA program in India that specifically provides a dual focus in human resource management and media management, certain Indian universities do offer dual or mixed specialties.
Alternative approaches:

1. You could pursue separate concentrations in HRM and media management, gaining experience in both sectors through internships and industry work.
2. Some colleges may allow students to take elective media or communication courses as part of their human resource management degree.

All the best!

Hello Ganesh,

The cutoff percentages for diploma engineering admissions vary by state, institute, and year. Here's an overview based on recent data:


Maharashtra (2024-25 Admissions)

The Directorate of Technical Education (DTE) Maharashtra released the CAP Round 1 cutoff list for diploma courses.

• Computer Engineering :

  • K. J. Somaiya Polytechnic, Mumbai: 88.6%

  • Shri Bhagubhai Mafatlal Polytechnic, Mumbai: 88.8%

  • Cusrow Wadia Institute of Technology, Pune: 89.0%
    
    

• Mechanical Engineering :

  • Vivekanand Education Society's Polytechnic, Mumbai: 52.5%

  • M. H. Saboo Siddik Polytechnic, Mumbai: 38.67% DTE Maharashtra (https://dsd24.dtemaharashtra.gov.in/dsd24//admin/uploads/CAP1_CUTOFF_LIST_2024.pdf?utm_source=chatgpt.com)
    
    

• Electrical Engineering :

  • K. J. Somaiya Polytechnic, Mumbai: 59.17%

  • M. H. Saboo Siddik Polytechnic, Mumbai: 70.67%
    
    

• Civil Engineering :

  • Ballarpur Seva Samiti, Chandrapur: 70.60%

  • Aldel Education Trust's St. John College, Palghar: 41.50%
    
    

These percentages represent the minimum marks required in the qualifying examination (typically Class 10) for admission into respective institutes and branches.

Odisha (2024-25 Admissions)

The Skill Development & Technical Education Department of Odisha provides an online portal to check academic session-wise cutoff marks for diploma courses.

• Cutoff Percentages : Vary across institutes and branches; candidates can select the academic session, institute type, district, and branch to view specific cutoff percentages.
  
  Uttar Pradesh (JEECUP 2024)

For the Joint Entrance Examination Council Uttar Pradesh (JEECUP) 2024:

• General Category : Minimum qualifying marks were 77.3 .

• OBC Category : Minimum qualifying marks were 77 .

• SC/ST Category : Minimum qualifying marks were 68.6 .

These scores are out of 100 and represent the minimum marks required to qualify for counseling.

Recommendations

• Check Official Portals : Always refer to the official websites of the respective state's technical education department for the most accurate and updated cutoff information.
  
  

• Consider Multiple Options : If your percentage is close to the cutoff, consider applying to multiple institutes to increase your chances of admission.
  
  

• Stay Updated : Cutoff trends can change annually based on various factors; staying informed will help in making better decisions.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, then feel free to share your questions with us, we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

Hi aspirant,

Diploma in Yoga courses are frequently offered online. Several universities provide online yoga diploma programs, some with certification. These courses are available remotely, allowing for greater study flexibility and accessibility.

https://www.careers360.com/courses/yoga-course

All the best!

Yes, SPIT Mumbai offers B.Tech Lateral Entry for diploma holders in Computer Science and Engineering (CSE). To be eligible, you need a 3-year diploma in a relevant field with at least 45% marks (40% for reserved categories). Admission is based on Maharashtra CET or Institute-level entrance exam, and you must participate in the Centralized Admission Process (CAP).

As you have mentioned, you have completed diploma in Pharmacy, and now currently studying in B.Pharma 3 ^rd Semester. Here are some jobs that you can take up after your Graduation to build a better career.

• Pharmacist:
  • Retail Pharmacist: Working in drugstores, pharmacies, and chemist shops, dispensing medications, counseling patients on drug usage, dosage, storage, and potential side effects.
  • Hospital Pharmacist: Similar responsibilities as a retail pharmacist but within a hospital setting, often involved in inventory management and sometimes compounding medications.
  • Community Pharmacist: Providing pharmaceutical care and health advice to people in a specific community.
• Pharmacy Assistant/Technician: Assisting pharmacists in dispensing medications, managing inventory, and handling administrative tasks.
• Medical Representative (MR) / Pharmaceutical Sales: Promoting pharmaceutical products to doctors, hospitals, and medical professionals. This role requires strong communication and product knowledge.
• Medical Transcriptionist: Transcribing recorded medical reports dictated by healthcare professionals. Requires knowledge of medical terminology.
• Pathological Lab Scientist (with further training): Analyzing samples and specimens in a laboratory setting to diagnose diseases. This might require additional specialized training after your B. Pharma.
• Clinical Research Associate (CRA) (entry-level roles): Assisting in the management and monitoring of clinical trials. Often requires a Bachelor's degree, but some entry-level positions might be available with a strong diploma and ongoing B. Pharma education.
• Drug Store Owner: You can start your own pharmacy after obtaining the necessary licenses and fulfilling legal requirements.
• Government Pharmacist: Working in government hospitals, primary health centers, and other public health facilities. You would likely need to clear relevant government recruitment exams.
• Railway Pharmacist: Providing pharmaceutical services within the railway healthcare system (requires clearing RRB exams).
• ESIC Pharmacist: Working in Employee State Insurance Corporation facilities (requires clearing ESIC exams).

But for now I will suggest you to focus on your B. pharma studies, because it is going to immensely help you in securing jobs in top Pharmacy Companies around the globe.

Glad to help you !

After intermediate (12th), you cannot directly do a Diploma in Anaesthesia meant for doctors. However, you can opt for a Diploma or B.Sc. in Anaesthesia Technology, which are paramedical courses. These prepare you to assist doctors and anaesthesiologists in operation theatres. It's a good career option if you're interested in the medical field and want to start working early. The B.Sc. course offers better job prospects in the long run compared to the diploma.