Mys son completed 10th class. Is interested in drawing and computers. Please suitable course for his career other than MPC....etc.

Ans: Hi,
These are the traditional courses for a commerce student: Bachelor of Commerce,Chartered Accountancy, Company Secretary, BBA, MBA.

If he is good at painting and computers then he can explore

Graphic Designer: As a graphic designer, one can use their skills in both commerce and computer science to create visual designs for various purposes.

UI/UX Designer: A UI/UX designer is responsible for creating user-friendly interfaces for websites and mobile apps.

Digital Marketer: A career in digital marketing can be a great fit for someone with a background in both commerce and computer science. This field involves using data and technology to promote products and services through various digital channels, such as social media, email marketing, and search engine optimization. A talent for painting could also be an asset in creating eye-catching visuals for marketing campaigns.

Art Director: An art director is responsible for overseeing the visual aspects of a project, such as a film, advertisement, or publication.

Creative Writer/Illustrator: A career as a creative writer or illustrator involves using both words and images to tell a story.

Ultimately, the right career path will depend on a student's interests, skills, and goals.

Ans: It's never too late or early to learn how to draw and paint. I will give you some tips on how to get started and what art and drawing supplies you will need.

She can enroll into some credible schools for Art.

The immediate name is an iconic institute the JJ School of Art Mumbai.

However there are many many more.. Tale your call!

Ans: Pradeep Sir, Graphic design offers numerous career opportunities in advertising, branding, publishing, digital media, gaming, and animation. A Bachelor's Degree in Design (B.Des) in Graphic Design or Communication Design is a 4-year degree that provides in-depth knowledge of graphic design, typography, branding, and digital design. Top colleges offering B.Des include National Institute of Design (NID), MIT Institute of Design, Symbiosis Institute of Design, Srishti Institute of Art, Design and Technology, UPES School of Design, and Anant National University. A Bachelor's Degree in Fine Arts (BFA) in Applied Arts or Graphic Design is a 3-4 year course focusing on artistic skills along with graphic design. Diploma courses in Graphic Design are also available, such as MAAC, Arena Animation, Pearl Academy, and National Institute of Fashion Technology. Online graphic design courses can be a flexible option for flexibility. After completing studies, graphic designers can work in advertising agencies, branding and marketing firms, digital media and social media companies, e-commerce and IT companies, publishing and print media, gaming and animation (2D graphic designer), and freelance. IMPORTANT NOTE: As already March has started, it is advisable to apply for 3-4 entrance exams of concerned Colleges and also UCEED, NID-DAT, SEED, MIT-DAT, SEAT, NIFT, Pearl Academy etc. If your son wants to study in top government institutes, he should prepare for UCEED or NID DAT.
If he prefers top private design colleges, exams like SEED, MIT DAT, SEAT, UPES DAT, and Pearl Academy are good choices.
If he is open to fine arts-based programs, NIFT and BFA Applied Arts exams (like MH-AAC CET for J.J. Institute of Applied Art, Mumbai) are also good options. All the best for your Son's admissions, Pradeep Sir!

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