Degree

A degree in anthropology will help you understand human behavior and the evolution of humans. It can get you into some good careers, such as:
1. You can become a college professor after earning a master's degree and passing the UGC NET exam.
2. It is one of the most popular optional subjects for the state PCS and UPSC CSE.
3. You can apply for a research fellowship like the JRF if you want to conduct anthropological research.
4. Using your expertise in anthropology, you can contribute to a newspaper, journal, or blog as an expert writer.
5. You can work for prestigious NGOs and organizations, like UNESCO, with your degree.
6. Expert positions in museums are open to holders of anthropology degrees.
7. Nowadays, the government is actively hiring anthropologists as experts for various projects.

When deciding on a graduate programme, location is no longer a limiting factor thanks to online options. I have completed a Full Stack Digital Marketing Professional programme that was offered online. After much deliberation and a few false starts, I chose to enroll at NIIT. Furthermore, I found a wide variety of online education opportunities, like Udemy, Coursera, and others. As for myself, I would have chosen NIIT if given the choice. After completing this course, I was able to make the leap from senior IT engineer to software engineering professional thanks to the technologies covered. In this course, you'll study the foundations of digital marketing and how to put them into practice. Everything you need to know about their inner workings, from design to deployment to services, and beyond, will be covered in this course. The course materials are structured to help you learn each concept thoroughly. Having their certification will set you apart in the IT industry.

Hi Asmitha You have to study and write some examinations to become a pilot. Any flying school that you join, will teach you all that is necessary to 'pass' the examinations conducted by the regulator. Most of them will also have well-equipped libraries where you can read and understand a bit more than what is necessary to know. That would help you score a bit higher marks in the examinations and those higher marks could be some added advantage when an airline tries to recruit pilots. If you think of doing these studies along with your studies for your B.Tech, you are likely to be over burdened and will fail to do justice to either of your studies!
Your expenses involved is often stated as a standard package by most flight schools and should be in the range of between 25 to 35 Lacs for getting you ready for the license.

If you want to work in the field of mass communication, having a Bachelor's degree in journalism and mass communication will be helpful. This degree has the following potential career paths:
1. News reporter: You can work for top news channels like ZEE News, Aaj Tak, and ABP as a news reporter.
2. Editor: If you like a desk job, you can work as an editor in news, public media, or content-based companies.
3. Film critic: You can also work independently as a film critic and have your own YouTube channel or Instagram page.
4. Anchor: You work as a TV correspondent, TV show anchor, or anchor at various events.
5. Radio jockey: This is another popular profession for those who like to work in the radio channels
6. Columnist: You can pursue research on specific field to become a columnist in popular newspapers and magazines
7. Writer: You can write blogs, stories, scripts, etc. Based on your interests.
8. Media Consultant: You can work as a media consultant at Top Media House. Based on your skills and the nature of your job, you can earn anywhere from INR 3.5 to 6 LPA.

Yes, you can become an editor in film while pursuing a degree in mass communication. Editing is more about learning how to use digital software and being creative. Most people prefer to go for a course such as a Certificate in cinematography, video-editing software, broadcasting, etc. However, if you can learn these skills and collect samples of your work to build a strong portfolio, that will not stand in the way of getting work in your desired field. In fact, a mass communication course will help you learn relevant skills like visual communication, audio-visual Communication, Camera, etc. Therefore, you can explore this field while pursuing your degree, and later on, with a Diploma or Certificate you can start your career in film editing. Also, in this field, a sample of your work is more likely to get you work than any degree or Certificate.