I have listed a few top colleges for learning photography (Not in a hierarchical form) and have tried to provide as must information as I can. For further queries, please contact the college authorities.

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Types of Photography

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Colleges are as follows:

1. AJ Kidwai Mass Communication Research Center, New Delhi

Type of Course: P.G. Diploma in Still Photography & Visual Communication

Admission Process:
Number of Seats: 20
Eligibility: Graduation in any discipline (10+2+3) with not less than 50 % marks in aggregate.
Written Exam: 200 marks
Interview: 45 marks
Portfolio: 55 marks
(Duration: Two Semester, Full Time)

program/Course Fee: Rs. 74,020/-
Email: fbkhan@gmail.com (Mr. Farhat Basir Khan – Course Coordinator)

2. Light and Life Academy, Ooty

Courses offered:
PG Diploma in Professional Photography
Diploma in Professional Photojournalism
Course Fee
PG Diploma in Professional Photography:
Section I (Compulsory) & Section II (Compulsory): INR 6,30,000/-

Section III (Select):
Group 1: INR 80,000
Group 2: INR 80,000
Section IV (Optional):
Travel and Nature Photography: INR 15,000
Advanced Photoshop: INR 20,000
Multi-Media: INR 25,000
Photojournalism: INR 10,000
Admission Process:
You should have minimum 15 years of formal education. If a candidate has any work experience, an exception can be made for the 15 years criteria to 12 years. First come first basis admission policy. Three steps are involved:

• Portfolio Review
• Skype Interaction
• Personal interview at the Academy

Diploma in Professional Photojournalism
Course Duration
6 months + 1 month of portfolio work.
Section I (Compulsory) & Section II (Compulsory): INR 3,00,000
Section III (Optional):
• Multi-Media: INR 25,000
• Photojournalism: INR 10,000
GST as applicable will be payable on the fee.
Refundable security deposit: INR 10,000/-
Payment schedule will be given along with an offer of admission letter
Admission Process:
You should have minimum 15 years of formal education. If a candidate has any work experience, an exception can be made for the 15 years criteria to 12 years. First come first basis admission policy. Three steps are involved:

• Portfolio Review
• Skype Interaction
• Personal interview at the Academy

Contact Information:
Lovedale, Ooty – 643 003
Tamil Nadu
India
Cell: +91 7598287370
E-mail: administration@llacademy.org
For Admissions: admissions@llacademy.org

3. Pixel Institute of Photography:

Courses:
• E-Commerce Photography: It is a 2 months Foundation Photography Course.
• Fashion & Wedding Photography: It is a 4 months Advanced Photography Diploma.
• Commercial and Advertising: It is 1 year Photography course.
Address: 84, Avtar Enclave, Paschim Vihar, West Delhi, Opp. Metro Pillar No.224, New Delhi, Delhi 110063
Phone: 011 4940 5651

4. Delhi College of Photography:

• Short term courses
• FoundationPhotography Course: 2 months
No age limit
Weekday/Weekend course
• Fashion Photography Course: 10 weeks
No age limit
Weekday/Weekend course
• Wildlife Photography Course
• Candid Wedding Photography Course: 3 weeks
No age limit
Weekday/Weekend course

Diploma Courses:
• 1 year Diploma course: 1 year (5 Days a week)
No age limit
Eligibility 10th Grade
Contact:
Phone: 011-49405651
9717174902
Email: info@pixelphotography.info

5. Sri Aurobindo Centre for Arts & Communication (SACAC)

• Location: New Delhi
• Duration: 16 Moths Diploma Course
Eligibility:
Age: Min 20 years as of April 1, 2018. However, individual cases of age 18+ will be considered after evaluation by an expert panel.
Educational Qualification: At least of 12 years of formal education from any stream.
Other Criteria:
• Additional educational qualifications or work experience will be taken into consideration during the admission process.
• Candidates from all educational backgrounds, including certificate programmes from private institutions are welcome.
• Working professionals
• Students in their final year of graduation
Tuition Fee: Rs 2,96,00.
Admission Process:
The admission process for Photography Diploma programme is a simple 2-step procedure:
• Submit duly filled Application Form with all the relevant documents.
• Appear for Panel Interview.
Contact:
Sri Aurobindo Society Campus
Shaheed Jeet Singh Marg, Adhichini, New Delhi -110017
E-mail for Admissions: admissions@sac.ac.in
For Any Other Information:info@sac.ac.in

6. The Indian Institute of Digital Art and Animation, Kolkata:

B.Sc. Film & Photography
Course Type: Under Graduate Degree Program
Duration: 3 Years Full Time
Session: June-July
Eligibility: 10 + 2 / PUC from any Stream

Diploma in Film & Photography
Course Type: Under Graduate Diploma Program
Duration: 1 Years Full Time
Eligibility: 10 + 2 / PUC from any Stream
Session: September

PG Diploma Film & Photography
Course Type: Certificate Program
Duration: 15 Days | 1 Month – Full Time
Eligibility: 10 + 2 / PUC from any Stream

Contact
Campus
97, BJ Block, Sector – II
Salt Lake City, Kolkata – 700091
West Bengal, India
Email General -contact@iidaaindia.com
Admission -admission@iidaaindia.com

7. Annapurna International School of FILM + MEDIA

• Course: MASTER OF PHOTOGRAPHY + DIGITAL IMAGING

Eligibility

Degree in any stream, with minimum marks of 50%
Tuition fee: Rs. 10,75,000
This fee structure is applicable for 2018-19 batch
• Course: Bachelor OF PHOTOGRAPHY + DIGITAL IMAGING
ADMISSIONS ELIGIBILITY
12th standard/10+2 in any stream, with minimum marks of 50%
Tuition fee: Rs. 13,60,000
This fee structure is applicable for 2018-19 batch

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Anxiety, Stress and Depression are different but all are interrelated.

To lead a healthy and successful life, we need to understand our brain. All the functionality of our body is nothing but a response to the electromagnetic impulse generated by our brain. When we understand our brain well then it becomes easy to cope with problems related to it.

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You should be clear from the very beginning, about your plans for which all subjects you want to take classes and which all subjects you are doing with self-studies.

Proper planning and a good routine will help you to overcome these problems.

If you are doing graduation from regular college, then, in that case, it is advisable to give one group at a time according to your preparation.

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It took birth in Britain in the 1960s, as a project undertaken by the Belgrade Theatre in Coventry. Due to several forming of revolutions and protests, education and theatre got affected deeply. Nearby city councilors and neighborhood teachers, developed a composed arrangement of instructive effort – utilizing dramatic execution and dramatization workshops to investigate issues of social, political and moral significance as a major aspect of a free support of the youngsters of Coventry.

Education was going quite far away from the listening and talking methods which has been used for centuries. This vintage method got replaced by practical methods in which children started working in a group on projects which helped them to prepare for having a cultured life. The desire for theatre in education to find theatre outside the room was a big step.

TIE follows many characteristics such as

• The cast should have the small number of members for neat and versatile acting.
• There should be a clear thought process about the role.
• Audience involvement is a must.
• Facts and figures in the role are needed.
• Production should come up with some moral at the end of the role.

There are many benefits of TIE like:

• Imagination: Thinking towards a next level and coming with new and creative ways for a similar level of role.

• Self- Confidence: Performing in front of the audience gives the energy to gain confidence and trust your own skills which are helpful for a student to move forward in his life as well as in career.

• Concentration: While performing a role in a play, it creates a continuous attention to the individual’s voice, psyche, and body which helps in the growth of life and career.

• Relaxation: It gives a calm and peaceful reward to the mind and body decreasing all kinds of anxiety.

Working for industries for free by contacting them directly will help to gain experience and techniques. This is the best way to begin an acting career. Volunteering at your local theatres will help a lot to gain knowledge about the happenings in theatres. For example- being a part of a small play and showing your acting skills helps an individual to increase the chances of getting into big theatre industries.

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As JEE Main 2018 is just 7 days away, it’s time to shift gears of your preparation for the coveted Engineering Entrance Exam. Now when there’s hardly few days left, it can be assumed that your basic preparation is over. The focus has to be shifted now to Revision, Practice and Deciding the test day approach. This article elaborates about the Guidelines for Preparation and how best to utilize these remaining 7 days. With this goal, I present to you Top 5 Tips on preparation for this last 7 days before JEE Main 2018. I hope this “JEE Mains 2018 Last Days Preparation Tips” will certainly help you in drawing an overview of the Do’s & Don’ts to be followed in these last few days & cracking the Exam with flying colors.

Tip #1: Solve Previous Year Papers

By this time, you must have completed JEE Main Syllabus, which means that you must solve questions that appeared in Previous Years. Solving Previous Years Papers is the most essential task that one must start in these remaining few days if he/she wants to excel in JEE Main Exam. By solving JEE Main Sample Papers, you will “Learn Time Management and Technique” to complete the paper on time. It will provide you an insight into the type of questions as well.

Solving these model papers will give you a fair idea about how the actual entrance exam will be. Your question-solving speed will also be improved.

“Solving mock tests is very important to be habitual on the day of exam. It will prevent panic situations and will give you confidence as well.”

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Tip #2: Strengthen Important & Key Concepts

This is the time when you should be working towards strengthening the most important topics of each subject – Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.  It is seen that all topics don’t carry more marks. Devoting much of your time on such topics that carry comparatively more weightage is recommended. Practice such topics more because if you have Understood the Concept behind these key topics well, then you will be able to solve a major part of the question paper correctly, which will ultimately lead you towards a Good Score.

“Devote your time to topics as per their weightage from the examination point of view.” 

Tip #3: Do Not Start any New Topic

Now that there is only 7 days left for the BIG DAY, you should not start any new topic. During this Short Duration, you would Neither be Able to Grasp it Well Nor will it Help you during the exam. You should rather utilize this time in revision. This will help you in avoiding a lot of Confusion and Easing your Stress Level.

“Leave out the uncomfortable areas and select the questions carefully.”

Tip #4: Finalize your Test Taking Strategy 

You have to manage time delicately during the actual exam. With a standard number of mock tests, you must have recognized the strategy or the test taking methodology, which suits you the best.

By now, you should have a Final Strategy in Hand which must include the following points:-

• Section to start with
• Time to allot in each section
• Time to allot for each question
• Buffer time for revision and attempting questions that were left earlier
• Selecting back up questions to attempt in case your shortlisted questions turn out to be time consuming

“The best strategy is to take up first what you are best at. Do as much of that as possible. After that, move on to the test area you are ‘second-best’ at.”

Tip #5: Avoid Distractions & Take Care of your Health

This 7 days’ time is the time to focus on your studies only, as all the other things can wait a little bit.  Don’t let any distraction come in your way during these decisive days of preparation. You can always get back on social networks and friends, but this precious time should only be dedicated for studies. Playing some sports occasionally or listening to soft music is recommended if you are feeling stressful after long hours of studies.

Doing Meditation to stay calm is also an amazing stress-buster. Maintaining Good Health is essential. If you are not taking proper care of your health, then you may fall sick, and suffer from weakness, headache or fever. This may disrupt your JEE Main Preparation.

“Focus on your health, eat properly and sleep well.”

(Appear for JEE Main 2018 with a Positive Approach. All the Best to all Aspirants!)

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• I want to go Amsterdam.
• I want to go to the top of the Mount Everest.
• I want to see the Northern Lights.
• I want to ride a mechanical bull or bungee jump.
• I want to walk along the beach in the moonlight.

Every one of us has such kind of list, which includes the task which we wanted to do at least one time in our whole span of life.

This list is called “Bucket-List”.

A more formal definition of the Bucket list is “a list of things which a person wants to achieve or experience or do before reaching a certain age or say before dying.

A bucket list can be for a terminally ill patient. For e.g., If you know that at a certain age you will die, then what are the things which you really wanted to do before dying will be called as the bucket list.

So, simply put all your wishes, goals, dreams, and aspirations that you want to accomplish in your lifespan into a list and kudos! Your bucket list is ready.

The basic meaning of bucket list is to carry a track record of your goals and then take necessary steps to achieve them before a certain age or death and consequently maximizing the incredible experience of life.

Bucket List Origin

There was a movie released in 2007 named “The Bucket List” from where this term gained its popularity. In Indian cinema, we can relate this term with the wishes of “Shraddha Kapoor” in movie “Ek Villain”.

There is a phrase “Kick the bucket” which was used in middle ages when the execution was done by usually hanging on the rope and the executioner would “Kick the bucket”. One may link the term bucket list from there too.

What really goes on the list and what not

The bucket list is different from person to person. It is nothing but a personal journey between you and your goals. This list reflects what one really desires in his/her life, what are one’s ambitions.

However, the list does not include your daily household works like bringing grocery from the market or washing the utensils in the kitchen before sleeping. The list is different from the tasks which we usually do and the ambitions we have in life. Washing utensils or cooking dinner or bringing grocery is not one’s ambition but these are the tasks which one do on daily basis, however, cooking for your beloved any specific dish (And you don’t know cooking) can be on the bucket list.

There are various synonyms one can use for the bucket list, some of them can be

1. Life goals
2. Things to do in life
3. Things for Incredible life
4. Goals to achieve
5. Ambitions from life

You may have your own synonyms for this list. And if you don’t have the list, then my sincere advice is to make one such list and try to do everything possible to complete the tasks mentioned in the list. Because then, on the last day of your life, you will not have any qualms.

Remember these lines from a Bollywood song:

“कब्र पर मेरे सर उठाकर खड़ी हो जिंदगी, ऐसे मरना है मुझे” (at the time of death, my grave should be proud of me)

For this prepare your bucket list and start achieving what you really desire for.

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The answer to this question is simple, that is, attending college provides vast opportunities and more exposure. When it comes to college education it becomes a lot more important to select the right course and right form of education. Students are confused whether to opt for regular attending graduation or graduation with correspondence.

It’s always best to go for a regular degree than the correspondence course. But there are many students who enroll in the correspondence course. It might seem easy and flexible at first but the reality is that it requires a lot more effort and discipline.

Regular Attending Graduation-A necessity

Regular attending graduation has its own merits and benefits. It shapes the life of a student and helps him to build a remarkable reputation.

There are many reasons for choosing regular attending graduation.

1-Direct contact with faculties

The biggest advantage of this mode of education is the direct contact with experienced professors. Students get an opportunity to have a one-on-one discussion with faculties. The professors have the solution to every query and problem of the students.

2-Atmosphere of learning

Ambience plays an important role while learning. It adds to learner’s strength and willingness to learn. Regular attending graduation gives proper atmosphere where a student can learn and recognize his full potential which increases efficiency. In this regard, distance graduation has a major drawback as neither can it generate the campus spirit nor can it give proper classroom situation.

3-Source of motivation

Regular attending graduation provides constant cheer and jeers to every student. They are fully motivated on a day-to-day basis so that they can achieve their target and goals. While in distance education, one has to motivate oneself.

4-High acceptance in job market

Students with a regular degree are given more importance than the one with distance education degree in the job market. Having a regular degree often provides for greater promotion opportunity. It helps students to acquire well-paid jobs.

5-Cultivation of professional attitude

This type of learning germinates professional attitude in students. They are given the pressure of completing targets and meeting deadlines through which students can learn professionalism. In this aspect, not going to college but studying from home is a major setback.

6- Social Interaction

Regular attending graduation gives students an opportunity to socialize and make new friends that they could not have met if they were not enrolled in a college. As they interact with new people from different cultures, they learn to embrace diversity and remove stereotypes associated with some cultures.

Also, this interaction helps to grow in a much better ways as one can learn from his/her fellow students. Learning together creates an environment of competition which ultimately benefited the student.

In the end, it’s better to say that correspondence course will cover up for the Bachelor’s degree, but not the practical issues one might face in the real world.

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What is NCFM Course?

NCFM course is an educational initiative of NSE, India’s foremost stock exchange started in 1998. It is the professional course for the financial market which is offered by NSE Academy. This course was started in order to protect the interests of investors in financial markets and more importantly, to minimize risks of losses arising out of a deficient understanding of markets and instruments.

This course consists of a comprehensive range of modules covering different areas of finance which includes NSE Certifications, NISM(National Institute of Securities Market) Certificate and NISM Continuing Professional Educational(CPE). There are many beginners, mid-level and advanced modules available ranging across all areas of capital markets.

NSE’s Certification in FM is very helpful for the students who are looking for careers after graduation. Students of Commerce, Economics, Management, Banking, Insurance can benefit from this course. Even freshers with no degrees are also making a decent career by completing these certification courses.

Students can opt for this if they aspire to flourish in the field of trading and securities.

NCFM course provides powerful insights about the techniques and functions of capital markets like basics of equity, debt, currency, derivatives. The fundamental functions provide psychological knowledge including picking up of the right company, choosing right stock, etc. Technical functions give an understanding of various charts and patterns.

NCFM certification consists an objective type exam which includes theory as well as practical questions.

Eligibility Criteria

There are no restrictions on age and qualification for registration. No formal educational background is needed. Professionals, students or any other individual who has interest in capital markets can apply for this course.

Is it worth doing?

The first and foremost question which arises is whether this course is worth doing or not. The answer to this question is simple-YES. The following are the reasons:

1-Job opportunities

This course helps in providing vast job opportunities as it adds weight to the CV. A person with NCFM certification will have an advantage over the person who doesn’t have this certificate. Along with this, one can have the option to work from home. The starting salary is 1.5-3 lakhs per annum along with incentives.

2- Career Prospects

One can opt to become Dealer, Relationship Manager, Research Analyst, Risk and Insurance Management, Broker, etc.

3- Detail study

This course provides detail study in all aspects of the economy like equity, derivatives, money market, banking, insurance, mutual funds, micro and macro economics.

4-Flexibility

The entire process from the generation of question papers to testing, assessing, scoring, reporting and certifying is fully automated. It gives tremendous flexibility in terms of centers, dates, and timing by providing easy accessibility and convenience to the candidates.

NCFM course opens doors for stock market aspirants. So, if you are interested in the field of finance, then go for this course as it provides maximum knowledge at minimum cost.

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What is Motivation?

Some students seem naturally enthusiastic about learning, but many need or expect their instructors to inspire, challenge and stimulate them.

General strategies for Motivation:

 

1. Make students participate actively in learning –

 

The best way is to involve them in the process of learning. Students learn better by doing, making, writing, designing, creating and solving. Passivity surely dampens students motivation and curiosity.

 

Here are some points which the teacher should know –

 

• Teacher’s enthusiasm
• Relevance of the material
• Organisation of the course
• Appropriate difficulty level of the material
• Active involvement of students
• Variety
• Rapport between students and teacher
• Use of appropriate, concrete and understandable examples

 

2. Feedback –

 

This is really important as this helps the students to analyse their abilities. This should be done as soon as test/challenges are because it keeps the interest intact.

 

3. Reward Success –

 

Both negative and positive comments influence motivation, but research clearly says students are more affected by positive feedback and rewards.

 

The rewards don’t always need to be a medal or trophy. Appraising or small inexpensive gifts can also do it. For example, a nursery student feels happiest when the teacher rewards them with a star or smiley whereas a class 10 student will be happy when praised during the class or assembly time even by claps.

 

3. Negative/demeaning comments –

 

Frequently seen the teacher drains their frustration on students by giving negative feedbacks. In this case what we can do is avoiding too sensitive comments and instead encourage the students by giving them a new task and hence motivating them to do better.

One can also try daily motivation quotes, such as:

   

 

4. Providing the plate full –

 

Not all students are average, some are lazy to solve/find solutions or write/frame answers. We rob their chance to think about the question and its solution. We can ask the students what is their thought about the questions, what are facts they know about it and what facts are not cleared. Clear their doubts and then ask them to build the answer. This will surely enhance their thought and work process. Then praise them for their efforts to keep them motivated.

 

5. Pressure and Success stories –

 

Due to the highly competitive world, almost 99% of the students face peer pressure to do excellent. Here we should explain to them why are the parents concerned? What are their pressuring methods and correct the parents as well if needed?

 

We should also share the success stories because that definitely increases their inner efforts to reach their goals. Success is not easy, by sharing such stories we may make them feel you are not only the one on the path of hard work and your hard work will surely pay off.

 

All we need is to help them to experience the sense of achievement and increase their confidence so as to keep them motivated.

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