Hi,

It solely depends upon you via which mode it would be comfortable for you to take coaching. If you have time and will not be tired by visiting the physical classes , then you can surely do that. However, if this schedule appears to be tiresome then you can opt for online coaching as their can be flexible timing for online coaching.

Hello there!

No, you can not pursue d.pharma in distance classroom programme. As per the norms of Pharmacy Council of India (PCI), a student pursuing a distance course of d.pharma would not be awarded with a degree. Only those students are eligible to get their d.pharma degree, who are enrolled in a regular mode of education.

It is suggested to pursue the regular course of d.pharma from a reputed college of Jharkhand. Since, the pandemic is not over, there is a possibility that the classes will be taken online only. So, you can easily pursue a regular course at the comfort of your home.

I hope this answer resolves your query.

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Crash course includes brushing up your knowledge like revising topics etc.For joining crash course you should have good knowledge about the topics so that you can clearly revise those topics in crash course.The crash course includes practicing sample papers, revising topics etc.It is upto you if you could grasp things easily and have well knowledge about the topics you just need a revision so crash course would help you.

It will be better if you don't go to other cities in this pandemic. Better to stay at home and prepare with Careers360's Knockout JEE. This package has completely been designed for studying at home. This package includes,

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It is not that if you go to some reputed coaching institute, you crack JEE. You need to prepare smartly and within less time as there are only 4/5 months left towards JEE 2021. So choose wisely and it's always better to prepare from home rather than going outside.

Hope you understand. All the best for your JEE preparation.

Dear aspirant,

Allen is going to start their 'Leader' program soon for the 12th passed students.

LEADER : One Year Course for Class XII Passed/Appeared (English / Hindi Medium Students)

Hello,

As of now, there is is not information available regarding the commencement of academic classes in all VIT campuses. The official site https://vit.ac.in/BTechAdmissions/ states that the classes will begin as per the guidelines issued by University Grants Commission (UGC) and Ministry of Education (MoE). The counselling last date is August 23, so you need to wait until there is an official notice.

I would say more than that the curriculum becomes very important. One of the things that has changed over the years, there was a time when you could just study history or do physics or be an accountant, you could still do that but today's problems and today's opportunities go across all sides so you have to understand history and be able to understand accounts and be able to understand sociology. So the design curriculum has to also be flexible, open, able to bring in projects from outside and I think that is also very important so you need to have opportunity to learn, to apply in classroom, in the industry, in a global context and also have amazing mentors who can guide you through the process. So mentors are also important.

Nandita Abraham
President, Pearl Academy

Industry integration is a very important pillar in any design college and I will give you some examples where industry is integrated like at Pearl so industry is integrated at the admission process, curriculum development process, as faculty in the classroom and every student gets a live industry project which means industry comes to class and gives student a process like IKEA could give a project on designing furniture or designing the inside of a store,  Manish Malhotra can give a project on what is the most sustainable range for bollywood designers, etc.

After you have done that application in the class, the next step is an internship in the industry because that is the only time when you'll be able to know that you are able to take your application into real life. So this is the process and industry engagement is very very important.

The other thing which I feel is important for the application is the global context because today, everything is happening in the world together. So, one should also have the opportunity to go and visit industry in another country or another part of the world to possibly do international projects with students from other colleges and right now they are all happening online. To be able to apply what you are doing to an international context, to understand the language, what they mean by timeline, commitments and this is another application of professionalism of global context that's important.

Nandita Abraham
President, Pearl Academy

It's a combination of both because you are not just learning a skill. Design is the original liberal education because to be a designer, you have to understand people. You have to understand ergonomics, society, politics and at the same time, you have to be able to work with soft wares so there are lab and studio classes also and there is theory but even theory is not about just mugging up for an exam. It's about understanding the context and applying the context into the projects.

Nandita Abraham
President, Pearl Academy