which career option is better  MCA(master in computer application)or fashion desinging.?
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the ideal answer is: go for what your passion is. if fashion design energizes you, go for it. same if you love MCA.\n\nthat said, though, the real world is much harsher. a degree in computer applications probably has better job prospects, as you might have guessed. it is simply a bigger field which churns out more jobs. fashion design, on the other hand, is a very glamorous industry but it is small and extremely cutthroat. lots of people are interested in it (all women love clothes and most think they would be good at designing them) but few succeed. in the fashion industry, you need more than talent - you need business sense, shrewd timing, and determination.\n\nidentify your true passion first. it will be useless to be in a lucrative job if you hate it. at the same time, objectively assess what your strengths are. talk to people who are already in the industry; that's very useful. they will let you know what is needed for success and give you insider info. once you find a match between your passion and strengths, be ready to start at the bottom and work your way up.\n\npractical issues like risk of failure and job stability should be considered seriously, but should not be the only basis for your decision. if you want to go into fashion design, for instance, just try hard to find ways to minimise the risk.\n\ni'm going through a similar decision time right now and i know how you feel. it's hard to choose between something you love and something that is more "stable". be honest with yourself, give yourself adequate time to think and experience the industry for yourself. ask objective opinions from unbiased people. you will come to the right conclusion.\n\ngood luck =)
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All depends on ur interest... If you are inclined to the IT industry for any reason(money,easeof work,workplace etc..) knidly get into MCA in any decent college...That would solve all your issues... \n\nOther way lets say u do CCNA u would need 2-3 years in the IT industry to launch urself in a good IT firm. Hence go for MCA or MBA whole heartedly (MBA people also have lot of choices)\n\nBut remember do anything but you need to keep urself ahead of a sizeable group ...a bit ahead from the average folks...that would make the difference...
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Degree matters very much for the level of job. Do MCA from IGNOU and target your efforts towards your dream career.\n\nAlternatively, take a nice Special Course and after that go for MCA along with your job. Don't waste your time with Courses that will not give you a rewarding career. Life is very long and to sustain your family with dignity, you need to have a high level job.\n\nI will suggest you to go for MCA with serious efforts. May be, you don't get a second chance!!!
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hmmm MCA... hope you are talking about master of computer applications not anyother MCA.... it is on pure software track... may be some colleges include some basic hardware courses but not that much in detail... mainly aim to generate software engineers so stress is more on programming and that also on latest technologies... ppl consider it equvivalent to BE....
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BCom honours would be a good degree. You could do CA after that.\n\nAnd MBA and MCA are two fields which are completely different from each other. So it wouldn't be fair to compare them. Since I am not a technical type of person, I would go with MBA.
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GO FOR CAT.CRACK CAT.GO FOR ANY GOOD COLLEGE.AND BE A GOOD MANAGER IN 2 YRS PLUS HANDSOME SALARY AND STATUS......AL THE LUCK FROM VINAY.....
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yes there is no bar and only the interest counts...U can do MCA if u r interested in Computers...If u are not aware of softwares U can just take up a course on basics before starting it would be useful.
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i am working as SE in networking domain.Feature of the n/w field is very good.now a days Internet is penetrating more as compaired to other domains.i think it's better to complete your MCA.In the mean while you can opt for certification exams like CCNA,CCNP,CCIE etc.if u want to enter n/w industry it is better to have CCNA at least.CCNP prefered and CCIE promices GOOD JOB + HIGH SALARY.
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well first choice is ofcourse mba from a good college.or else look for a job in a good company.try avoiding doing m.tech because it doesnt add much to ur cv as far as today's corporate world is concerned.all the best mate.
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well those are 2 totally different areas.  If you want to work in fashion you must know how to at least pattern make and sew.  Most colleges do not offer such programs, you have to go to a speciality school such as the Tim Gunn school of Design in NYC which is very exclusive.  If you just want to comment on fashion, well then you need to be famous and have a wicked sense of humor that is readily accessbile on the spot (example: Joan Rivers).  Now if you seriously want to write and give advice, my advice is to begin submitting articles to small, local newspapers or when you get to college, join the newspaper staff and offer an advice column (not many schools offer that so you should be able to get in that way).  That way you'll have at least 4 yrs of experience writing advice columns when you go to apply for a job doing such.  And just as an aside, some friendly critque, if what you've written above is how you write essays, this may be a hard thing for you to do.  Always, if just to keep in the habit, use apostrophe's where they are required (I've..and the "i" there is capitalized as I am sure you know) and utilize proper verb usage (verbs are never pluralized, ie "advices").  That's it, I know it's just a Yahoo question forum, but if that is what you want to do with your life....do it every day.  Your major in that case would simply be Writing, perhaps with an emphasis in creative writing, syntax, or whatever your chosen university has to offer.  Good luck with that, you can do it if you really want it!
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Fashion Institute of Technology\nNYC\n\nhttp://www.fitnyc.edu
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JNTU hyderabad========MfA(applied arts/branding)\nOsmania Univer========MJMC
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Fabjobs.com has most of the information you are seeking.  Good Luck! There is a need for designers who design stuff people actually want to wear!
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IGNOU has got MCA degree though correspondence. But you are to attend the weekly practical classes at your choosen study center. \nCheck Ignou web site for more details http://www.ignou.ac.in
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The Occupational Outlook Handbook published by the US government might be able to help you.. Have you looked into it, its at a library, and may be online, google it.  When I was trying to figure out my next career move I wanted to see what I could do education wise for relatively little money and what paid big dividends.  I would say any MBA with a concentration in Computer Systems managaement would be very lucrative but use the reference I gave.  Good Luck
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i think pcm with comp sci. is best among all since it will help you to study MCA which is now a days are offered in a good company
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Dear Friend,\n\nI don't know which country you're from. Since you mentioned B.Sc. I guess you may an Indian National. If that is the case, there are many options available to you. If you want to continue in the CS field itself, M.C.A from a premier university like Anna University would be a good option. As I jus' mentioned, try to get an MBA seat in any one of the premier institutes. If you're interested in Management side, MBA will be the right thing to do. Prepare yourself for CAT and get into some IIM. Don't jus' do MBA in some XYZ college.\n\nAgain, whatever course you do, I accentuate one thing: Do that course in some premier institutes where if you do, you'll get placed with some handful salary, in the campus recruitment itself. We should not be in a position to search for jobs after the course. And whatever course you do, hone your software skills by programming efficiently.\n\nAll the best!