Admissions Queries: “Can I Pursue Photography as a Full-Time Job?”

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The Quint has received an overwhelming response to its Admissions Open campaign. We would just like to say, keep writing to us with your questions to [email protected] – and our team, along with experts from College Dekho, will do our best to help you out!

Here are some of your queries answered:

What would be my options if I want to pursue Photography as a full-time job? I looked into doing Mass Communication from Jamia Milia Islamia but often see people struggle, even after completing the course with good percentage/marks.
Mankirat Singh

Dear Mankirat,

Photography is a good option as a full-time job. There are various colleges in India that offer bachelor, diploma and even certifications in photography. However, the college that you choose to pursue photography from doesn’t matter much in this field and it is the internships and training sessions that help you secure a good job. While pursuing a course in photography, make sure that you take up formal internships in news agencies, entertainment, fashion, creative or other such industries.

Here are some options:

Option I: Photo Studios

Option II: Opportunities in the Market

Read more here (https://www.collegedekho.com/articles/top-photography-colleges-in-india-eligibility-courses-scope/).

Option III: Courses You Can Pursue

We hope this helps.

I have done BTech Civil from Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Technical University, Lucknow. Now, I want to do an MSc in Mathematics from MDU. In the Information Brochure, it is mentioned that the student must have completed a three-year bachelor degree with Mathematics as one of the subjects in each semester/year – or any other examination recognised by Maharshi Dayanand University, Rohtak, as equivalent thereto. My query is whether BTech Civil is considered as an equivalent degree recognised by MDU for doing MSc Mathematics or not? Please advise if I am eligible for this course.
Aditi Vasishtha

Hi Aditi,

I’m afraid you will not be eligible for M.Sc in Mathematics with a B.Tech degree in Civil Engineering. M.Sc Mathematics is not only a specialised course, but is also an advanced PG course that requires appropriate preparation at the bachelor level in order to become qualified for the same. This is the reason why universities in India require you to pursue a bachelor degree in mathematics in order to pursue M.Sc Mathematics.

I suppose you will be eligible for M.Sc in Geology since you are a Civil Engineering major but the exact eligibility criteria will vary from institute to institute and university to university. Check with the specific universities where you want to apply in order to be sure. You will definitely be able to apply for an M.Sc. Geology in universities abroad, after qualifying through the appropriate entrance exam. Some foreign universities may even consider you for M.Sc in Statistics and M.Sc Mathematics.

Good luck!

I appeared for my Class 12 CBSE exams this year. I scored 81% . I want to do a BA in Psychology Honours. Could you please help me by telling me the best colleges in Delhi, Bangalore, Mumbai or Pune in which I would get admission easily?
Apeksha Nandlal

Hi Apeksha,

Congratulations on your result. Psychology is a great career option. Pursuing it from a reputed college can help you grab good opportunities. Some of the colleges that you can consider for Pyschology Hons. course are:

Check the complete list of B.A Psychology Hons. colleges here. (https://www.collegedekho.com/ba-psychology-colleges-in-india/).

When will the UG admission form of SOL (School of Open Learning), DU be released?
Mahesh Paswan

Dear Mahesh,

School of Open Learning at Delhi University usually releases the admission forms in the last week of June or the first week of July. There are a variety of undergraduate and postgraduate courses which are offered at SOL. Once the application window opens, you will have to register and apply through the official website of DU.

You can read about the eligibility, selection and important dates of School of Open Learning – Delhi University here. (https://www.collegedekho.com/articles/delhi-university-distance-education-distance-correspondence-courses-in-du/).

I have passed Class 12th CBSE with 83%, and am looking to opt for B.Sc in my under graduation. Please tell me about some good public universities where I can get admission now.
Samyak Nayak

Depending on what your location preference is, we will be able to shortlist colleges for you. However, some top universities that have even performed well in the NIRF India Rankings 2018 and offer B.Sc courses are:

Check the complete list of B.Sc colleges in India here. (https://www.collegedekho.com/filter/bsc-public-colleges-in-india/).

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