Shiksha Top Questions

(a) A candidate is eligible for enrolment to Accounting Technician Course (ATC) on passing the Common Proficiency Test and Senior Secondary Examination (10+2 examination) conducted by an examining body constituted by law in India or an examination recognised by the Central Government as equivalent thereto. B.A. Candidate who has already passed Entrance Examination or Foundation Examination or Professional Education (Examination-I) shall be eligible for enrolment to Accounting Technician Course subject to complying with relevant conditions. CA candidate who was already registered for erstwhile Intermediate/ Professional Education (Course-II)/ Intermediate (Professional Competence) Course shall be eligible for enrolment to Accounting Technician Course subject to complying with relevant conditions. Students who have registered for the Intermediate (IPC) course without the option of ATC can also opt Accounting Technician Course subsequently.

Eligibility criteria for admission is as follows: (a) A candidate should have passed Class 10 or equivalent from a recognised Board or Institution. AND (b) Passed Senior Secondary Examination under 10+2 scheme of a recognised Board or an Examination recognised by the Central Government as equivalent thereto or has passed National Diploma in Commerce Examination held by the All India Council for Technical Education or any State Board of Technical Education under the authority of the said All India Council, or the Diploma in Rural Service Examination conducted by the National Council of Higher Education. Incumbents waiting for the result can apply for provisional admission. CWA aspirants who have done Diploma from any Polytechnic after 10th do not meet above mentioned eligibility criteria and hence are not eligible for foundation course of CWA.

Expert in the field of Sociology are called sociologists. Many sociologists aim to conduct research that may be applied directly to social policy and welfare, while others focus primarily on refining the theoretical understanding of social processes. Sociology is a niche filed and its graduates/ postgraduates have opportunities in following fields: (a) Education industry as teacher and administrative staff (b) Community development organisations as support staff (c) Work with International aid, development and organizations and NGOs (d) Social Scientist and researcher (e) Support staff in Social policy formulation in Government and International org. (f) Social and Political worker (g) HR executive after further educational specialisation.

(a) Language teaching at primary school (b) BPO/KPO as Customer Service Representative (c) Front Desk jobs in various services industries (d) Translator if student knows multiple language (e) Trainer (f) Freelance writing (g) Technical writer (h) Blog writer or Journalism (I) PR or Advertisement (j) Clerical Services in various type of organisation (k) Government job including Civil Services where eligibility criteria is graduation degree (l) Defence services and Paramilitary forces in non-technical arms (m) PO or clerical services in banks (n) Library expert (o) Research assistant to law, account or other independent professionals (p) Sales & Marketing professional (q) Film, Drama and Arts (r) Management/ Supervision in various kind of industries, etc.

There are large disparities in various sectors of the society. India has a very large number of NGS working in various field to overcome social challenges. Social workers help people solve social, financial, and health problems. With government regulation on Corporate Social Responsibility, there is a large number of career opportunities for MSW graduates. Social workers MSW graduates) take on jobs in broadly following three sectors. (a)NGOs I. e. Non-Governmental Organizations wherein they work in the fields of childcare, healthcare, women, literacy, environment and AIDS. (b)Multilateral organizations such as involved actively in fieldwork, policymaking, managing objectives on an international scale across countries. (c)In the corporate sector, as management involved in Corporate Social Responsibility where they get involved in welfare issues like water harvesting, schools and computer education in and around the company factories or campus.

Some of the Indian legacy universities such as Delhi, Lucknow, Calcutta, Allahabad, etc. Has produced excellent Arts and Humanities professionals who are part of Indian elite Administrative Services, Judiciary and Political system. However, since early 90s, in post liberalization era with ease to do business, India took multi-fold leap in the field of industrial growth. This led to generation of demand of engineers. Above it, late 90s with Y2K made India an IT outsourcing hub. Now India is becoming manufacturing, scientific R&D outsourcing hubs. Therefore, most of the Public and Private investment is channeled in creation of engineering institutes and facilities. However, now slowly private sector investment in creating educational infrastructure in the field of Art and Humanities has started increasing. It is expected that gaps in requirements of world class facilities for Arts and Humanities education will reduce rapidly.