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Ankit kumar
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Hi Pratham, If you want to discuss your study abroad plans with a counsellor, you can approach:University Admission Offices – Contact universities directly for guidance.Official Study Abroad Consultants – Agencies like IDP, Edwise, and The Chopras provide expert guidance.Online Platforms – Websites like Leverage Edu, Yocket, or Manya offer personalized counselling.Embassy Education Wings – Check the official websites of the country you wish to study in.Make sure to verify the consultant's credibility before proceeding.Hope this helps! Let me know if you need more details.
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MOHD ZAID
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In Mumbai, Maharashtra, your candidate can enroll in a recognised university or institute offering such programs and complete Bachelor of Arts (BA) through correspondence (distance learning). Here are step-by-step instructions:1. Choose a distance learning university:-Look for universities that offer UGC-approved B.A. programs via correspondence2. Special options3. Qualifications4. Implementation Guidelines5. Method of Learning6. Time spent working7. Experiments8. Main IdeaEnrolling in a prestigious distance learning program, he completed his B.A. carrying out other responsibilities.
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Arindam Modak
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Although I won't be able to directly connect you with an admissions counsellor, I can definitely help by advising you that you should check out the official website of the institution you are considering for a Bachelor's in Performing Arts and Theatre. Almost every university, college, or other educational institution would usually has a section relating to admissions, where you can usually find contacts of counsellors. If not, one can always send an email to the admissions office or use their contact forms to find a counsellor for some personal guidance.
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Gurshabad Singh
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LPU (Lovely Professional University) has several support systems to guide students in identifying and pursuing their career goals. The university offers career counseling services, where students can meet professional career advisors who help them assess their interests, strengths, and career aspirations. This guidance helps students choose the right career path and set achievable goals.LPU also provides skills development programs, such as workshops, training sessions, and seminars, to enhance students' professional skills. The university focuses on improving soft skills, communication, and leadership, which are important for career s
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Pranav Kaushal
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Key stages for becoming a counsellor following a BCom:Enroll in a master's program.Depending on your interests, you could pursue a Master's degree in Counselling, Clinical Psychology, Mental Health Counselling, or a related subject. Gain practical experience:Look for internship opportunities during your Master's programme to obtain practical experience working with customers under supervision. Consider more certificates.Depending on your profession and location, you may be required to get additional qualifications or licenses before practicing as a counselor.
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