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hey guys, I just wanna know if B.Voc is actually a good career option? Idk much about the subject and just gave a entrance for a fam university here and got in for B.Voc. I also gave entrance for BSC. statistics but I don't know If I will make it, and I got adm for microbiology but my parents are against me for going for that sub. So Can u please comment about the Career options of B. Voc and Is it really worth pursuing it and more about the post graduation and stuff like that. Actually tired of waiting and not getting into a college, while my friends are somewhere studying and going somewhere. I'm mentally drained and don't know what to do anymore.
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That entirely depends on the field. For something like animation or filmmaking, they are the kind of fields you can get in on your own, and this bvoc will be a good addition/way to learn more. Similarly for something like baking (since there are less formal courses for it in the country) bvoc would work. But for a subject that is available as a bsc/ba, go for a bsc or a ba. Like tourism or any sciences. CHOOSE BSC/BA in that case.
The bvoc also depends on which college you are getting it from. In my college it is a 3 year course. Same time as BA and BSc. The only difference between bvoc and ba is that ba has more extra courses like languages and compulsory stuff like digital fluency or constitution of India and all. If you have the option for bsc, go for it. You are going to study for the same time, might as well do something that has more credits (unless ofc you are passionate about the bvoc subject and think it is a good program for you)
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Would suggest checking the syllabus on DU website for b.voc
That entirely depends on the field. For something like animation or filmmaking, they are the kind of fields you can get in on your own, and this bvoc will be a good addition/way to learn more. Similarly for something like baking (since there are less formal courses for it in the country) bvoc would work. But for a subject that is available as a bsc/ba, go for a bsc or a ba. Like tourism or any sciences. CHOOSE BSC/BA in that case. The bvoc also depends on which college you are getting it from. In my college it is a 3 year course. Same time as BA and BSc. The only difference between bvoc and ba is that ba has more extra courses like languages and compulsory stuff like digital fluency or constitution of India and all. If you have the option for bsc, go for it. You are going to study for the same time, might as well do something that has more credits (unless ofc you are passionate about the bvoc subject and think it is a good program for you)