Every Girl Has a Dream

Every Girl Has a Dream

Dream, Dream, Dream
Dream transforms into thoughts
And thoughts result in action.

Howdy Dream Aspirers,

We at DreamAppsInc have a mission to Inspire, Ignite, Motivate and Transform the lives of Dream Aspirers and help them achieve success in life with the inspirational and motivational articles and tools on our site.

Follow your heart and your dreams will come true.

In today's world, more than 1.1 billion girls poised to create their future, breaking the boundaries, fighting social injustice and violence with no or little access to education and healthcare

"The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams."

  -- Eleanor Roosevelt

 

United Nations General Assembly adopted Resolution 66/170 on December 11, 2011, to declare October 11 as the International Day of the Girl Child, to recognize girls’ rights and the challenges girls face around the world

NATIONAL GIRL CHILD DAY

India celebrates National Girl Child Day each year on the 24th of January.

 

The ministry of women and child development initiative celebrates the day with Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao campaign to generate awareness on the importance of girl education, health, and nutrition.

All girls are entitled to the right to a safe, healthy and educated life. It's the responsibility of Parents, Society, and the Government to equip them with the required skill sets and tools to achieve success in their endeavors.

CHOOSE YOUR ROLE MODELS WISELY

Every girl has a dream. To achieve big goals in their life and to emulate the success of their role models. Choosing a role model who makes you feel good will help you become the best version of yourself.

KALPANA CHAWALA

Born in Haryana, India, Kalpana Chwala's ambition, dream, and extraordinary courage took her on the journey to space.

"The path from dreams to success does exist. May you have the vision to find it, the courage to get on to it, and the perseverance to follow it. "

          -- Kalpana Chawla

SRISHTI GOSWAMI

On January 24,2021, the 19-year-old Srishti Goswami, currently serving the post of Chief Minister of Uttarakhand's Bal Vidhan Sabha, became the One-day Chief Minister of Uttarakhand to review various schemes run by the Haryana government.

 

She has been working with the Aarambh India campaign to  promote education and to address the issues of poor children's.

EDUCATION - THE MOST POWERFUL WEAPON

Education is a human right and an essential tool for achieving the goals of equality, development, and peace. Every girl child should have access to this critical tool to enable them to achieve equal socio-economic status. 

Today girls are breaking fences and making their voice heard across fields shaping an inclusive, healthier, safer, more equitable, and more prosperous future.

Government Initiatives and Programs to empower girl child / women :


1. Beti Bachao Beti Padhao

To eliminate female foeticide and to promote education for girl children.

https://wcd.nic.in/bbbp-schemes


2. STEP (Support to training cum Employment for women)

 
To increase the self-reliance and autonomy of women by enhancing their productivity & enabling them to take up income generation activity.

https://wcd.nic.in/sites/default/files/Revised%20schemeof%20STEP_0.pdf

3. SSA (Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan)

 
For girl child education and to increase in the Gender Parity Index (GPI).

https://www.aicte-india.org/reports/overview/Sarva-Shiksha-Abhiyan

4. The National literacy Mission or Saakshar Bharat

 
Saakshar Bharat is the centrally sponsored nation-wide literacy scheme of the Indian Department for School Education and Literacy (DSEL) focusing on increasing women´s literacy in India

https://uil.unesco.org/case-study/effective-practices-database-litbase-0/saakshar-bharat-mission-india


5. National Rural Health Mission

 
Educating women on health care. It has resulted in the decline in fertility rates, Maternal mortality rates (MMR), Infant mortality rates (IMR).

https://nhm.gov.in/index1.php?lang=1&level=1&sublinkid=969&lid=49

6. SHG (Self Help Groups)

 
For economic development in women by giving micro finances.

Self Help Groups (SHGs) are a homogenous group of 10-20 individuals who come together for saving and internally helping each other in times of need.

https://nrlm.gov.in/shgReport.do?methodName=showIntensiveStateWiseReport

https://www.icicibank.com/rural/microbanking/shg.page

7. NMEW (National Mission for Empowerment of Women)

 
To ensure economic & social empowerment of women.

https://wcd.nic.in/sites/default/files/NMEWVACANCY09102015.pdf

8. Swayamsidha scheme

 
To ensures total development of women.

Get information on Swayamsiddha Scheme of Ministry of Women and Child Development. Users can get details of immediate objectives of the programme such as establishment of self reliant women self help groups (SHGs), creation of confidence and awareness among members of SHGs regarding women status, health, nutrition, education, sanitation and hygiene etc.

https://www.india.gov.in/swayamsiddha-scheme-ministry-women-and-child-development

9. Swadhar scheme

 
To provide Basic necessities to marginalized women & girls.

https://www.india.gov.in/spotlight/swadhar-greh-scheme

10. Kishori Shakti Yojana

 
Kishori Shakti Yojana (KSY) seeks to empower adolescent girls, so as to enable them to take charge of their lives. It is viewed as a holistic initiative for the development of adolescent girls. The programme through its interventions aims at bringing about a difference in the lives of the adolescent girls. It seeks to provide them with an opportunity to realize their full potential.

https://wcd.nic.in/kishori-shakti-yojana

“We want deeper sincerity of motive, a greater courage in speech and earnestness in action.”

-- Sarojini Naidu

 

What is your big dream? Post in the comments section...

Kindly donate to the SMILE INDIA FOUNDATION for the welfare of underprivileged children who are very much affected because of the Pandemic. Kindly show your support to get the smile back on their little faces.

Enjoy and Ignite!
JD
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Games for Brain Exercise

Games for Brain

Coping with stress and anxiety during this post-COVID-19 is tough and very much challenging.

As most of us are staying at home, beating loneliness and boredom seems to be the most audacious task. Keeping ourselves engaged will lessen the worry and agitation of our minds.

Games and Puzzles

Games and puzzles will help you to distract from the ongoing crisis by keeping your mind engaged. Recent research shows that playing video games reduces stress levels and increases self-esteem.

Intellectually challenging Games and Puzzles gives your brain a good exercise.

Games for the brain will help you beat the prolonged stress and anxiety caused due to this pandemic.

Games of Mental Skills such as Checkers and Chess and Games of Strategy such as Go, Chess, and Tic-tac-toe involve the cognitive part of the brain and therefore act as a good brain exercise.

5 Benefits of Playing Brain Games

1. Playing brain games enhances memory power by stimulating the hippocampus and keeps stress and anxiety at bay.

2. Brain games improve your hand-eye coordination which in turn helps in performing complex tasks. As most of us are working from home, keeping our brain sharp will help to perform complex office tasks at ease.

3. Playing brain games improves attention, perception, and logical reasoning. Teachers should include brain teasers and puzzles during the online classes for the kids to engage and seek the attention of the children.

4. It improves cognitive ability like facial recognition, attention, math and short-term memory at a good level.

5. Playing brain games improves problem-solving skills and decision-making ability.Ten minutes a day is all it takes to keep your brain in good form!

We have added some fun games in our site, check it out.

It’s normal to feel stressed, confused, and bored during this uncertain time. You can read our guide to lookafter your mental health and the wellbeing of your loved ones.

We recommend the 5 top game sites to workout your brain...

BrainGymmer

BrainGymmer is an online brain training program that offers brain games, brain tests and brain teasers to train your brain.

Lumosity

Lumosity offers arrays of cognitive and scientific games designed to improve your working memory and stimulate your brain on a daily basis.

Memtum

Memtem have created 24 awesome games, which are fun and, what’s more, will improve your memory, attention and spatial orientation.

CogniFit

Training your brain doesn't have to be a chore. Don't put limits on your mind. Challenge your brain and discover how far it can go with CongiFit mind games.

MENTALUP

MentalUP provides entertaining and efficient use of technology for children. MentalUP includes entertaining and mental developing exercises prepared by experts.

Play with a fresh set of games each day to keep you stimulated.

Pictures Credit: Pixabay

15 Ways to Protect Your Psychological Well Being

15 Ways to Protect Your Psychological Well Being

The Coronavirus (COVID19) outbreak is having an impact on the lives and the mental health of the people.

Even though the people know that Lock down is the only solution to control and kill this virus but still they are getting restless and depressed as it has vastly affects their minds.

This uncertain time may make you feel low, sad, anxious, bored due to loneliness, worried about your health or that of those close to you.

As every one of us must stay home to stop the spread this virus, we have come up with this guide to provide advice on how to look after your mental health and wellbeing of your loved ones.

The DO'S

Limit the News Intake

Over intake and consumption of news might be overwhelming during this situation, so restrict yourself to a specific time in a day to watch news only from an authentic source. Follow @COVIDNewsbyMIB for authentic information and all updates on Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19).

Work from Home Guidelines

As work from home is new to many of the people out there, staying focused and motivated throughout the day and maintaining a work-life balance might be a big challenge. So to work well start your day with a minimum of 10 minutes work out, set up a comfortable workspace with proper lighting and room temperature, plan your meetings well in advance, take regular breaks to relax your mind.

Talk with Your Loved Ones

If you feel stressed talk about your feelings to a friend, family member or health professional. You can contact the Ministry of Health’s behavioral health toll free helpline 08046110007 or AASRA, if you need someone to talk to. Aasra is a crisis intervention centre for the lonely and distressed.

Take Control

Instead of being passive, take control of the situation which will empower and help you in finding a solution.

Stay Positive and Be Grateful

Look for the positives in life and things for which you are grateful. Gratitude is healthiest of all human emotions.

Take a look on these Amazing and Inspirational quotes on Life

Listen to Positive Affirmations

Positive affirmations will help to free you from stress, anxiety, negativity, guilt, fear, suffering, and pain. 

Check these empowering Positive Affirmations

Don’t Put your Head in the Sand

Avoid unhealthy habits like smoking, drinking alcohol or watching porn to kill time. Professor Sir Cary Cooper, an occupational health expert says, "It's like putting your head in the sand"

Listen to Wellness Podcasts

You can listen to free mental wellness audio podcasts and videos from the Mental Health Foundation.

Get Curiously Creative

Try drawing, painting, paper quilling, sewing or knitting, make crafts, play musical instruments, bake cakes, dance to your favorite tunes to de-stress.

Creative hobbies for Women, Creative hobbies for Men

Games and Puzzles

Playing games and puzzles will help you to distract from the current crisis by keeping your mind engaged.

Regular Sleep Hours

Create a restful sleep environment, cut down on caffeine and alcohol 2 to 3 hours before bedtime and have a regular sleep time of 8 hours a day to maintain a good immunity level.

Meditation and Yoga

Guided meditation and yoga helps in relaxation and concentration of your troubled mind, mainly to stay focused during these stressful times.

A Beginner's Guide to Meditation , 7 Minute Meditation to Start your Day , Get a giggle with Laughter Yoga , Mindfulness Resources

Easy Breathing Exercises

Practice easy-to-do breathing exercises to help you relax in 10 minutes or less. Controlled breathing helps in lowering blood pressure, promotes feelings of calm and relaxation and helps you to de-stress.

3 Most Effective Pranayamas

Eat Healthy and Balanced Nutritious Foods

Eat a diet high in anti-oxidant rich fruits and vegetables to boost your immune system and in preventing colds and flu.

Foods that Boost Immune System , 5 Supercharging Nutrients

Fight Boredom

Make the most of catching up TV series and movies in Netflix and Amazon Prime Video, reading books and exploring projects you have been putting off to beat boredom and loneliness.

The Government of India in a detailed post on MyGOVIndia portal has said that the,

“Government of India is taking all the necessary steps to ensure that we are prepared well to face the challenge and threat posed by the growing pandemic of COVID-19 the Corona Virus. With active support of the people of India, we have been able to contain the spread of the Virus in our country. “

“The most important factor in preventing the spread of the Virus locally is to empower the citizens with the right information and taking precautions as per the advisories being issued by Ministry of Health & Family Welfare.”

Also read this blog article to stay safe from Corona Virus , Let's be socially responsible

Pictures Credit: Pixabay

Lets Be Socially Responsible To Win Corona Pandemic

Lets Be Socially Responsible To Win The Fight Against Corona Virus

In the last 3 months, the world is witnessing a lot of changes which are unprecedented and drastic to many of us.

The Covid-19 which started as epidemic has now showing its dreadful face across the continents as a severe pandemic.

Governments, its leaders and their healthcare workers are working round the clock to save their people against the deadly Corona virus.

Researchers and Scientist are tirelessly working to create vaccine and cure to save millions of lives.

In order to prevent Corona Virus from spreading and creating havoc, Indian Government has announced the lock down for 21 days.

We has a socially responsible citizens should follow the government orders and adhere to lock down rules as no medicine has been found yet to stop the Virus.

 If we don’t follow the rules and roam freely in the roads, we are making our family vulnerable that will make your neighborhood vulnerable, which in turn will make the city vulnerable and finally will make the country vulnerable like a Domino effect. In Italy people made the same mistake and now they are struggling to contain the impact of Corona Virus.Italy's has exceeded 10,000 Corona virus deaths.

A 360° Virtual Reality fly-through showing the extent of damage to the lungs (yellow) from COVID-19 for a patient seen by Dr. Keith Mortman at George Washington University Hospital

The daily death rate by Novel Corona Virus is alarming and increasing day by day. The worldometer chart below shows the trend.

When I see people on roads and in television going to markets without following proper safety measures and not following social distancing it really pain me immensely.

They are totally ignorant and are not aware that they are risking the lives of their family, the front line health workers, municipal corporation workers, and volunteers and in turn putting millions of people at risk.

As a responsible citizen let’s follow the protocols and measure taken by the government.

The DO'S

• Stay at Home 
• Maintain at least 1 metre (3 feet) distance between yourself and anyone who is coughing or sneezing as they spray small liquid droplets from their nose or mouth which may contain virus. 
• Follow good respiratory hygiene. 
• Cover your nose and mouth with disposable tissue while coughing or sneezing. 
• Eat healthy; take adequate Vitamin C to boost your immunity. Bromelain in pineapple help greatly to improve your immunity. 
• Get adequate sleep and some fresh air and sunlight daily 
• Stay calm and take care of your mental health 
• Wash your hands frequently with hand wash or soap and water for at least 20 seconds. 
• Stay out of overcrowded public places. 
• Follow the local authority order to get the essential items from the kirana or general stores. 
• Once contaminated, hands can transfer the virus to your eyes, nose or mouth so avoid touching eyes, nose and mouth 
• If you have a fever, cough and difficulty breathing, seek medical attention immediately. Helpline Numbers Instead of following social media, follow advice given by your healthcare provider, your national and local public health authority or your employer on how to protect yourself and others from COVID-19. 
• Avoid participating in large gatherings.
• Routinely clean and disinfect frequently touched surfaces like tables, doorknobs, light switches, handles, desks, toilets, faucets, and sinks 

Wash your hands

The DONTS 

• Having close contact with anyone if you are experiencing fever or cough. 
• Spitting in public places Don’t dispose used napkins and tissue in open places 
• Hugging, kissing and shaking hands while greeting family, friends or associates 
• Without properly washing hands touching nose, eyes or mouth 
• Don’t panic if you have any symptoms, stay calm and call the government helpline number. 
• Don’t take antibiotics; antibiotics only work against bacteria 

To tackle the Corona Virus menace post your innovative ideas to Covid-19 Solution Challenge

To join the war against Covid-19, please register as volunteer

Lets Be Socially Responsible and Help our Government To Win Corona Pandemic 

Pictures Credit: WHO, Worldometers,Pixabay

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Career Guidance RoadMap

Dream, Dream, Dream
Dream transforms into thoughts
And thoughts result in action.

This article will help you to make the correct decision about your career by charting your own road map.

I always wished I had someone to guide me in choosing the right career path after I finished my 12th class but I went with the popular choice of that time selecting Electronics and Communication Engineering.

But only a handful of my friends got jobs in Electronics and Communication and made it as their career. I struggled a lot to get my first job as I wanted a career in IT which still remains a popular career choice of many folks.

I wish I had this road map with me during my school days but thought it should help others to succeed in their career.

To select your career path give importance mainly to your potential and interest.

Key Factors To Consider To Choose Your Career Path

• Area of interest
• Personality
• Aptitude
• Assess your strength and weakness
• Skills
• Possibility and Opportunities
• Capability
• Feasibility and guidance
• Nature of work
• Financial aid and scholarship

Talent Exams – School Level to Intermediate

S.No	Name of the Exam	Eligible Students	Syllabus	website
		10 th class	Science, Maths , Social
1	NDSE (National Talent Search Exam)	students	, Mental ablility	www.ncert.nic.in
2	KYPY (Kishor Vygnanika Proshaah	Inter (MPC	Inter syllabus	www.kvpy.iisc.ernet.in
	Yogena)	/BiPC)
3	HBBVS (Dr. Homi Baba Olympiads)		CBSE/ICSE Syllabus	Olympiads
4	NSO (National Science Olympiad)	1 to 12 th class	CBSE/ICSE Syllabus	www.sofworld.org
		students
5	NCO (National Cyber Olympiad)	1 to 12 th class	CBSE/ICSE Syllabus	www.sofworld.org
		students
6	UCO (Unified Cyber Olympiad)	8 to 12 th class	Mental ability, Reasoning,	www.unifiedcouncil.com
		students	Computer Skills
7	NDSE (National Science Talent search	1 to 12 th class	CBSE/ICSE Syllabus	www.unifiedcouncil.com
	Exam)	students
8	MTSE (Maths Talent Search Exam)	3to 9 th class	Mental ability,	www.ganithasasthraparishad.org
		students	Reasoning, Maths
9	IMO (International Mathematics	1 to 12 th class	CBSE/ICSE Syllabus	www.imo-official.org
	Olympiad)	students
10	NLSTSE (National Level Science Talent	1 to 12 th class	CBSE/ICSE Syllabus	www.unifiedcouncil.com
	Search Exam)	students
11	NSEJS (National Standard Exam in	1 to 10 th class	CBSE/ICSE Syllabus	www.iapt.org.in
	Junior l Science)	students
12	UIEO (Unified International English	2 to 10 th class	SCERT Syllabus	www.unifiedcouncil.com
	Olympiad)	students
13	ICAS (International Assessment for	3 to 12 th class	CBSE/ICSE / SCERT	www.macmillaneducation.in
	Indian Schools)	students	Syllabus
14	IOS (International Olympiad in Science)	1 to 12 th class	CBSE/ICSE Syllabus	www.sofworld.org
		students
15	RMO (Regional Mathematics Olympiad)	Intermediate	CBSE Syllabus	www.isical.ac.in
16	IOEL (International Olympiad of English	1 to 12 th class	CBSE/ICSE Syllabus	www.silverzone.org
	Language)	students
17	NSEB (National Standard Exam in	Senior Inter	CBSE Syllabus	http://iapt.org.in
	Biology)	Students
18	NSEC (National Standard Exam in	Senior Inter	CBSE Syllabus	http://iapt.org.in
	Chemistry)	Students
19	NSEA (National Standard Exam in	Senior Inter	CBSE Syllabus	http://iapt.org.in
	Astronomy)	Students
20	NSEP (National Standard Exam in	Senior Inter	CBSE Syllabus	http://iapt.org.in
	Physics)	Students
21	ZIO (Zonal Information Olympiad)	8 to 12 th class	CBSE Syllabus	www.iarcs.org.in
		students
22	IIO (International Information	1 to 8 th class	CBSE/ICSE / SCERT	www.silverzone.org
	Olympiad)	students	Syllabus
23	NIMO (National Interactive	5 to 12th class	Maths, Science,	www.eduhealfoundation.org
	Mathematics Olympiad)	students	Mental Ability
24	NINO (National IIT-NEET	6 to 12th class	CBSE/ICSE / NCERT	www.eduhealfoundation.org
	Olympiad)	students	Syllabus
25	IGO (Indian Geography Olympiad)	2 nd to 10th	CBSE Syllabus	www.geogeniusindia.com
		class students

AFTER 12th CLASS - ALL INDIA ENTRANCE EXAMS FOR HIGHER STUDIES

SL.	NAME OF	MODE OF EXAM	COURSE	WEB SITE
NO	EXAM
1	AIEEE(All	Written Exam	B.E/B.Tech /B.Arch	http://jeemain.nic.in
	India
	Engineering
	Entrance
	Exam)
2	IIT-	Written Exam	B.E/B.Tech in IIT	www.jeemain.nic.in
	JEE(Indian
	Institute of
	Technology-
	Joint
	Entrance
	Exam)
3	AIPMT-(All	Written Exam	M.B.B.S/ B.D.S in India	www.aipmt.nic.in
	India Pre
	Medical Test)
4	AFMC-	Written Exam	M.B.B.S(Should Serve 7 Years in	www.afmc.nic.in
	(Armed		Armed Forces)
	Forces
	Medical
	College
	Entrance
	Exam
5	NID	Written Exam	National Institute of Design and other	www.nid.edu
	NEED(Nation		Design Institutes
	al Entrance
	Exam for
	Design
6	CLAT-	Written Exam	National Law Universities	www.clatconsortiumofnlu.ac.in
	(Common
	Law
	Admission
	Test)
7	BITSAT(Birla	Online Exam	B.E in Pilani , Hyderabad and Goa	www.bits-pilani.ac.in
	Institute of
	Technology
	Science
	Admission
	Test)
8	NCHMCT(Na	Written Exam	B.Sc in Hospitality and Hotel	www.nchm.nic.in/
	tional Council		Administration
	for Hotel
	Management
	Catering
	Technology
	Joint
	Entrance
	Exam)
9	NDA and NA(	Written Exam	3 Years Training for entry into	www.nda.nic.in
	National	Conducted by UPSC	ARMY/NAVY/AIRFORCE
	Defense
	Academy and
	Naval
	Academy)
10	NEETUG	Written Exam	M.B.B.S/ B.D.S	www.ntaneet.nic.in
	( National
	Eligibility
	Entrance
	Exam for
	Under
	Graduate)AIP
	MT to be
	Replaced
11	AIMNET(All	Written Exam by	B.Tech Marine Engineering/	aimnet.net.in
	India	Bharat Shipping Ltd	B.Sc Nautical Science/B.Tech Navel
	Merchant		Architecture and Ship Building
	Navy
	Entrance
	Test)
12	IIST( Indian	Written Exam	B.Tech- Avionics/ Aerospace	www.iist.ac.in
	Institute of		Engineering/ Physical Science
	Space
	Technology)
	Thiruvananth
	apuram
13	JNU(Jawahar	Written Exam	B.A Foreign Language	www.jnu.ac.in
	lal Nehru
	University)NE
	W DELHI
14	CIEFL( Centr	written Exam	B.A. English &Mass communication
	al Institute of		with specialization in Arabic/French	www.efluniversity.ac.in/
	English and		German/Japanese/Russian/Spanish.
	foreign
	languages
	HYDERABA
	D
15	Indian	Written Exam	B Sc Statistics (Kolkata ) and
	Statistical	(Indian National	B Sc Mathematics(Bengaluru )	www.isical.ac.in/
	Institute (ISI)	Maths Olympiad
	KOLKATTA	awardees are
	Bengaluru	exempted)
	Indian	Written Exam	5-year BS-MS dual degree in
16	Institutes of		Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics and	www.iiserpune.ac.in/
	Science		Physics / IISER Kolkata
	Education		offers major in Earth Sciences
	and
	Research
	Pune,
	Bhopal,
	Kolkata,
	Mohali and
	Thiruvananth
	apuram
	(IISER)
17	The National	Computer Based	B.Arch
	Aptitude Test	Test		www.nata.in/
	in
	Architecture
	(NATA)
18	Indian	Written Exam	4 year Bachelor in science
	Institute of			www.iisc.ac.in/
	Science
	Bangalore
19	All India Pre-	Written Exam	to 5 year B.V.Sc and AH	www.vci.nic.in
	Veterinary
	Test AIPVT
20	AIIMS MBBS	Written Exam	MBBS
	Entrance			www.aiimsexams.org/
	Test
21	All India	Written Exam	Bachelor degree in Agriculture ,
	Entrance		Horticulture , Fisheries, Forestry ,
	Examination		Home Science, Sericulture ,	www.icar.org.in
	for B.Sc in		Biotechnology, Agriculture
	Agriculture		engineering, Dairy Technology, Food
	and allied		Science and Agricultural marketing
	sciences at
	Agriculture
	Universities
	AIEEA -
	Indian
	Council of
	Agricultural
	Research
	ICAR
22	AIIMS	Written Exam	B.Sc Hons Nursing and Para
			Medical courses	www.aiimsexams.org/
23	UCEED 2019	Written Exam	B Design program Product Design,
	IDC IIT		Communication Design, Interaction	www.uceed.in/
	Bombay		Design, Mobility Design and
			Animation Design
24	Footwear	Computer Based	Footwear Design
	Design and	Entrance Test		www.fddiindia.com/
	Development
	Institute
	( FDDI All
	India
	Selection
	Test( AIST
25	NEST	Written Exam	5 year integrated M Sc. Course in
	The National		Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics and	www.nestexam.in/
	National		Physics
	Institute of
	Science
	Education
	and
	Research
	(NISER)
26	Regional	Written Exam	B.Sc. B.Ed. / BA B.Ed 4 Year /
	Institute of		M Sc B Ed	www.rieajmer.raj.nic.in/
	Education
	RIE CEE
27	Central	Written Exam	Integrated UG / PG and Research
	Universities		Programs ( BA B.Ed, BSc B Ed, BA	https://www.cucetexam.in/
	Common		LLB, Integrated MA, /MA, MSc, MSc
	Entrance		B Ed, Integrated M Sc in 10 Central
	Test		Universities
	(CUCET)
28	Humanities	Written Exam	5 year integrated MA Course in
	and social		Developmental Studies and MA in	www.hsee.iitm.ac.in
	Sciences		English Studies offered by IIT
	Entrance		Madras
	exam HSEE
29	Tata Institute	Written Exam	3 year BA Course in Social Work
	of Social		with specialization in Rural	www.tiss.edu
	sciences		Development and for BA and MA
	TISS BA		integrated program
	Hons Social
	Work
30	NIFT-	Written Exam	Fashion Technology / Design
	(National		Management	www.nift.ac.in/
	Institute of
	Fashion
	Technology)
31	CA	Common Proficiency	CA
	programme	Test (CPT)		www.icai.org
32	CS	Written Exam	CS
	Programme -			www.icsi.edu
	Institute of
	Company
	Secretaries
	of India
	(ICSI)
	2½ years
	(after
	graduation),
	3½ years
	(after Class
	12)

Undergraduate Courses

• Bachelor Hotel Management and Catering Technology(B.H.M.C.T)
• Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch)
• Bachelor of Arts (B.A)
• Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery(B.A.M.S)
• Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A)
• Bachelor of Business Management (BBM)
• Bachelor of Business Studies(B.B.S)
• Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com)
• Bachelor of Computer Applications (B.C.A)
• Bachelor of Dental Surgery (B.D.S)
• Bachelor of Design(B.Des)
• Bachelor of Education (B.Ed)
• Bachelor of Elementary Education(B.EL.Ed)
• Bachelor of Engineering (B.E) / Bachelors of Technology (B.Tech)
• Bachelor of Fashion Technology (B.F.Tech)
• Bachelor of Fine Arts(B.F.A)
• Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine & Surgery (B.H.M.S)
• Bachelor of Hospitality and Tourism Management(B.H.T.M)
• Bachelor of Hotel Management(B.H.M)
• Bachelor of Law (LL.B)
• Bachelor of Medicine Bachelor of Surgery (M.B.B.S)
• Bachelor of Optometry and Vision Science(B.Optom)
• Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharma)
• Bachelor of Physical Education (B.P.Ed)
• Bachelor of Physiotherapy(B.P.T)
• Bachelor of Science Education(B.S.E)
• Bachelor of Science in Education(B.Sc.Ed)
• Bachelor of Science (B.S / B.Sc)
• Bachelor of Siddha Medical Sciences(B.S.M.S)
• Bachelor of Socio Legal Sciences Bachelor of Laws(B.S.L.LL.B)
• Bachelor of Tourism Administration(B.T.A)
• Bachelor of Unani Medicine & Surgery(B.U.M.S)
• Bachelor of Veterinary Science (B.V.Sc)

Integrated Courses

• Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Education (B.A B.Ed)
• Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Law (B.A LLB)
• Bachelor of Business Administration Bachelor of Law (BBA LLB)
• Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Education (B.Sc B.Ed)
• Bachelor of Science Degree in Nursing (B.Sc Nursing)

Postgraduate Courses

• Masters of Architecture (M.Arch)
• Masters of Arts (M.A)
• Masters of Business Administration (MBA)
• Master of Commerce (M.Com)
• Masters of Computer Application (MCA)
• Masters of Education (M.Ed)
• Masters of Law (LLM)
• Master of Philosophy (M.Phil)
• Masters of Science (M.Sc)
• Masters of Technology (M.Tech)
• Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM)
• PG Medical (MD / MS / DM / MCh)
• PG Dental (MDS)

More

• Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D)
• Integrated / Dual Degree
• Diploma
• PG Diploma

 

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