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Lalit BhandariIf I agreed with you, we'd both be wrong!
Scholar-Level 16
Hi Anukriti,
These are two different courses. UPSC is a different set of ball game altogether. It requires utter patience and hardwork to clear UPSC exam. Becoming a RJ is not an easy job. You must have some basic qualities within you like the ability to talk on multiple topics simultaneously, talk with sense of humor, talk sensibly etc. But above all you must have a passion for radio jockeying.
But these are the raw materials you need to have for becoming an RJ. With these you have to process them for the final output. This process is training. Training for different skills required in practical life of a RJ. These skills includes soft
These are two different courses. UPSC is a different set of ball game altogether. It requires utter patience and hardwork to clear UPSC exam. Becoming a RJ is not an easy job. You must have some basic qualities within you like the ability to talk on multiple topics simultaneously, talk with sense of humor, talk sensibly etc. But above all you must have a passion for radio jockeying.
But these are the raw materials you need to have for becoming an RJ. With these you have to process them for the final output. This process is training. Training for different skills required in practical life of a RJ. These skills includes soft
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
Scholar-Level 17
You should try to do Bachelor in Arts which is more helpful in UPSC and any other government exam because in B.A. you are studying History, Geography so it is beneficial.
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Ayush Sabal
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Absolutely, yes. You should do BE because you can start preparing for UPSC while studying for BE. Also, studying BE will help you upgrade your thinking and aptitude level.
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Himanshu Madan
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You should do a B.Sc/ BA course in your graduation, if you are very certain that you are willing to go in civil services. Please don't go for a medical degree.
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PRANAY SONAWANEwe cannot and need not to know everything!
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Go to COEP, if you want to appear for competitive exam. There is no club in VJTI. The atmosphere is better in COEP.
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renu Sejwal
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Engineering student is eligible to take various competitive govt exams such as in banking sector conducted by IBPS, SBI, RBI, RRB, etc. Other exams include SSC, DSSSB, PSC of state boards. Then related to your engineering field exams are there such GATE, NET, JE posts in various PSUs.
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ANAY MATHURFollow me and get perfect answer
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Hi,
How are you?
Well, each and every branch in engineering is good, we can't compare them. Just there are a few differences like mechanical, electrical and civil are evergreen branches but CS, IT and EC have high placement records.
Other than this, you may also take chemical, metallurgy, mechatronics, etc.
So, choose a suitable branch.
Go for it.
Thank you and keep asking!
How are you?
Well, each and every branch in engineering is good, we can't compare them. Just there are a few differences like mechanical, electrical and civil are evergreen branches but CS, IT and EC have high placement records.
Other than this, you may also take chemical, metallurgy, mechatronics, etc.
So, choose a suitable branch.
Go for it.
Thank you and keep asking!
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Mrinalani TeotiaWorked with India's largest newspaper AMAR UJALA
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Hello Anshuman,
Yes, of course BJMC is itself a complete professional degree. It will focus on all the aspects of media. You will learn about print, electronic and new media. It is a three year degree programme. Not only Journalism but it will also teach you little about editing, advertising, public relation and photography. It is one of the interesting courses. I have myself done BJMC from IIMT so I can say it's the best. Yes, you may appear for UPSC exams after its completion. BJMC too consist a subject related to politics, crime, etc.
Yes, of course BJMC is itself a complete professional degree. It will focus on all the aspects of media. You will learn about print, electronic and new media. It is a three year degree programme. Not only Journalism but it will also teach you little about editing, advertising, public relation and photography. It is one of the interesting courses. I have myself done BJMC from IIMT so I can say it's the best. Yes, you may appear for UPSC exams after its completion. BJMC too consist a subject related to politics, crime, etc.
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