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BSI-201 DIGITAL ELECTRONICS FUNDAMENTALS
FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS: Introduction, Digital Signals, Basic digital circuits (AND Operation, NOT Operation, OR Operation), NAND and NOR Operations, Exclusive – OR Operation, Boolean Algebra, Examples Of IC Gates.
NUMBER SYSTEMS AND CODES: Introduction, Number Systems, Binary Number System(Binary to Decimal Conversion, Decimal to Binary Conversion), Signed Binary Numbers(Sign Magnitude Representation, 1′s Complement Representation, 2′s Complement Representation), Binary Arithmetic (Binary Addition, Binary Subtraction, Binary Multiplication, Binary Division), 2′s Complement Arithmetic (Subtraction using 2′s Complement, Addition/Subtraction using 2′s Complement), Octal Number System(Octal to Decimal Conversion, Octal to Binary Conversion, Decimal to Octal Conversion, Binary to Octal Conversion, Octal Arithmetic, Applications of Octal Number System), Hexadecimal Number System(Hexadecimal to Decimal Conversion, Decimal to Hexadecimal Conversion, Hexadecimal to Binary Conversion, Binary to Hexadecimal Conversion, Conversion from HEX to Octal and vice versa, Hexadecimal Arithmetic), Codes (Straight Binary Code, Natural BCD Code, Excess-3 Code, Gray Code, Octal Code, Hexadecimal Code, Alphanumeric Code), Error Detecting and Error Correcting Codes.
COMBINATIONAL LOGIC CIRCUITS: Introduction, Standard Representation for Logical Functions, Karnaugh Map Representations of Logical Functions (Representation of Truth Table on K-Map, Representation of Standard SOP Form on K-Map, Representation of Standard POS Form on K-Map),Simplification of Logical Functions Using K Map(Grouping two adjacent Ones, Grouping four adjacent Ones, Grouping 2,4 and 8 adjacent Ones), Minimization of Logical Functions Specified in Minterms/Maxterms or Truth Table (Minimization of SOP Form, Minimization of POS Form), Minimization of Logical Functions not specified in Minterms/Maxterms, Don’t Care Conditions, Design Examples( Airthematic Circuits, BCD to 7 Segment Decoder), EX-OR AND EX-NOR Simplification of K-Maps(Diagonal and Offset Adjacencies of Groups of Ones), Five and Six Variable K-Maps, Quine-Mc Cluskey Minimization Technique.
COMBINATIONAL LOGIC DESIGN USING MSI CIRCUITS: Introduction, Multiplexers and Their use in Combinational Logic Design ( Multiplexer, Combinational Logic Design Using Multiplexers, Multiplexer Tree), Demultiplexers/Decoders and their use in Combination Logic Design(Demultiplexer, Demultiplexer Tree), Address and their use as Subtractors (Adder with Look Ahead Carry, Cascading of Adders, Subtraction Using Adder), BCD Arithmetic (BCD Adder, BCD Subtractor), Arithematic and Logic Unit(ALU).
FLIP FLOP’s : Introduction, A 1-Bit Memory Cell, Clocked S-R Flip-Flop (Preset and Clear), J-K Flip-Flop (Race around Condition, Master Slave JK Flip Flop), D-Type Flip Flop, T-Type Flip Flop, Excitation Table of Flip Flop, Clocked Flip Flop Design (Conversion from one type of Flip Flop to Another Type), Edge Triggered Flip Flop’s, Application of Flip Flop’s (Bounce-Elimination Switch, Registers, Counters, Random Access Memory).
SEMICONDUCTOR MEMORIES :Introduction, Memory Organization and Operation (Write Operation, Read Operation), Expanding Memory Size (Expanding Word Size, Expanding Word Capacity), Classification and Characteristics of Memories (Principle of Operations, Physical Characteristics, Mode Of Access, Fabrication Technology), Sequential Memory(Static Shift Register, Dynamic Shift Register), Read Only Memory (ROM Organization, Programming Mechanisms, ROM IC’s), Read and Write Memory(Bipolar RAM Cell, MOS RAMs, RAM ICs), Content Addressable Memory(Operation of CAM), Charge Coupled Device Memory(BAsic Concept of CCD, Operation of CCD, A Practical CCD Memory Device).
BSI-202 MATHEMATICS – II (DISCRETE)
SET THEORY :Set & Its elements, Set description, Types of Sets, Ven-Euler Diagrams, Basic Set Operations, Fundamental products, Partitions of Sets, Minsets, Algebra of Sets & Duality.
RELATIONS & DIAGRAPHS : Cartesian Product of sets, Binary relations, Representation of relations on finite sets, Path in relations & diagraphs, Types of relations, Composition of relations.
FUNCTIONS : Definition & notation of a function, Types of functions, Invertible functions, Composition of functions, Functions for computer science, Set representation in a Computer, Greatest common divisor, Least Common Multiple.
MATHEMATICAL INDUCTION : Principle of Mathematical Induction.
PERMUTATIONS & COMBINATIONS : Role of Sum & Product, Permutations (Important deductions, Permutations with Repetition of Objects, Circular Permutations, Restricted Permutations), Combinations (Important Results, restricted combinations, combinations of objects not all different).
RECURRENCE : Recurrence relation, Linear recurrence relation with constant coefficients, Solution of Linear recurrence relation with constant coefficients, Solution of non-homogeneous recurrence relations, Methods of generating functions.
MATHEMATICAL LOGIC : Prepositional Calculus, Basic Logical operations (Conjuction, disjunction, Negation, derived connectives), Statements generated by a set, conditional statements, Converse Inverse & Contrapositive statements, Biconditional statements, Tautologies, Contradiction, Contigency, Argument, Methods of proof, Equivalence & Implication, Statement Calculus.
BOOLEAN ALGEBRA : Laws of Boolean algebra, Basic Theorems, Duality Principle, Bolean Functions, Applications of Boolean Algebra.
BSI-203 RDBMS-I
Introduction to Office 2000: Introduction Microsoft Office 2000, Benefits of Office 2000, What is New in Office 2000, Overview of Office 2000, Launching Office 2000 Applications, Switching between Office 2000 Applications, Office 2000 Help System, Detect & Repair Windows, Menus and Toolbars, Closing (Existing) Office Applications, Windows, Menus, Dialog Boxes and Toolbars, Application Windows, The Application’s Workplace, Document Navigation, Working with Several Document Windows, Menus and Dialog Boxes, Dialog Box Options,Toolbars, Printing Documents, Exercises.
Introduction to Databases, DBMS and RDBMS : Introduction, Information, Quality of Information, Information Processing, What is a Database?,Why a Database?, Charateristics of Data in a Database, What is a Database Management System (DBMS)?, Need for DBMS, Types of DBMS, Relational Database Management Systems (RDBMS), RDBMS Terminology, Relational Data Structure, Relational Data Intergrity, Conclusion, Review Questions.
Access 2000 Basics : Introduction, Starting Access 2000, Access Startup Dialog Box, Menus and Toolbars, Using Toolbar Buttons, Arranging Buttons on the Toolbar, Viewing Data, Creating an Access 2000 Database and Tables, Database Properties, Modifying Tables, Creating Forms, Entering and Updating Data Using Forms, Navigating between Records in a Form, Finding, Editing and Deleting Data in a Form, Using Access 2000 Help, Using Answer Wizard, Using the
Contents Tab to Get Help, Using the Index Tab to ger Help, Exercises.
Report and Queries : Introduction, Sorting and Filtering Records, Creating and Printing Reports, Creating and Using Queries.
Introduction to Structured Query Language (SQL) : Introduction, Characteristics of SQL, Advanges of SQL, Types of SQL Tables, Create Table, NULLS, Data Manipulation, Update Operations, SQL in Access.
Query by Example (QBE) : Introduction, SELECT Queries in QBE, Make-Table Query, DELETE Query, UPDATE Query, APPEND Query, Conclusion, Exercises.
BSI-204 DATA STRUCTURES THORUGH C
Analysis of Algorithms : Why Analyze Algorithms?; What is Analysis?; What Analysis doesn’t do?; What to count and consider?; Cases to Consider during Analysis; Rates of Growth; Analysis of Sequential Search Algorithm (Worst Case Analysis, Average Case Analysis).
Arrays : What are Arrays?; Array Operations; Merging of Two Arrays; Two-Dimensional Arrays (Row Major and Column Major Arrangement, Common Matrix Operations, More Matrix Operations); Array of Pointers; Multidimensional Arrays; Arrays and Polynomials; Multiplication of Polynomials.
Strings : What are Strings?; Representation of Strings; Operations on Strings; Pointers and Strings; A Two-Dimensional Array of Strings; Array of Pointers to Strings; Limitation of Array of Pointers to Strings; Pattern Matching (Brute Force Algorithm); Few More String Functions.
Linked Lists : What is a Linked List?; Operations on Linked Lists; Ascending Order Linked Lists; Reversing the Links; Merging of Linked Lists; Sorting a Linked List; Circular Linked List (Function delcirq(), Function cirq_display()); A few more Operations; Recursive Operation on Linked Lists; Doubly Linked Lists (Function d_append(), Function d_addatbeg(), function d_addafter(), function d_delete()); Linked Lists and Polynomials (Function poly_multiply(), Function padd()).
Sparse Matrices : Representation of Sparse Matrix as an Array; Common Matrix Operations; Transpose of a Sparse Matrix; Addition of Two Sparse Matrices; Multiplication of Two Sparse Matrices; Linked Representation of a Sparse Matrix; Other forms of a Sparse Matrix.
Stacks : Operations on Stack; Stack as an Array; Stack as a Linked List; Applications of Stacks; Infix to Prefix Conversion; Infix to Post-fix conversion; Postfix to prefix conversion; postfix to infix conversion; Evaluation of Postfix expression.
Queues : Representation of Queue as an Array; Representation of a Queue as a Linked List; Circular Queues; Dequeue; Priority Queue; Array Implementation of a Priority Queue.
Trees : Binary Trees; Traversal of a Binary Tree; Representation of a Binary Trees in Memory (Linked Representation of Binary Trees, Array Representation of Binary Trees, Binary Search Trees); Operations on a Binary Search Tree (Searching of a Node in a BST, Insertion of a Node in a BST, Deletion from a Binary Tree, Applications of Binary Trees (Representing Expressions In Binary Trees).

Career In Conservation Biology

The interdisciplinary domain of conservation biology offers undergraduate, bachelors, masters and doctoral degree programs for candidates with strong expertise in science and mathematics. Those with supplemental expertise in chemistry, biology, geometry and algebra can also apply for these courses. To enroll in a bachelor’s degree program, students must provide official records of their high school grades and ACT or SAT ‘Reasoning Test’ scores. Students applying for a master’s degree program must have a bachelor’s degree in biological or ecological science and should submit their GRE test scores to qualify. Applicants going for Ph.D. programs should major in statistics, the natural sciences or mathematics.
Details Of The Course Curriculum
The extensive multidisciplinary branch of conservation biology involves an exhaustive study of social sciences, ecosystem science, statistics, environmental design, public policy, business and law. The coursework is configured to address the contemporary ecological concerns and work out sustainable strategies for ecosystem management. The course curriculum is aimed at providing students with hands-on learning experience through extensive field excursions, internships, seminars, practical applications and so on. The course curriculum for conservation biology basically involves:

• Environmental statistics
  
• Geology
  
• Aquatic ecology
  
• Animal biology
  
• Technical documentation
  
• Data reporting and analysis
  
• Biological sciences
  
• Ecology
  
• Organic chemistry
  
• Evolutionary science
  
• Soil analysis
  
• Fundamentals of geology
  
• Habitat management and conservation
  
• Wildlife management
  
• Animal-environment interaction
  
• Conservation biology
  
• Environmental analysis strategies
  

Specialization
Aspiring candidates looking to further their career in conservation biology can opt for specialized degrees to give an edge to their calling. Since conservation biology is spread across a vast field of biodiversity and the ecosystem, one can choose to specialize in many areas, some of which are:

• Physical Sciences
  
• Forestry and Wild Lands Management
  
• Environmental Sciences
  
• Natural Resource Economics
  
• Natural Resources Conservation
  
• Wetlands and Marine Resource Management
  
• Land Use Planning and Development
  
• Forest Resources Management
  

Skills Required
Conservation biology is a fairly contemporary discipline that is gradually catching up with environment enthusiasts. Apart from having broad interdisciplinary knowledge on various environmental issues, one needs to have personal abilities, dedication, critical thinking skills, strong communication skills, leadership traits, analytical skills and strong ethics. One should be skillful enough to analyze the causes of biodegradation, should be technically sound and must be able to communicate scientific information to the public.

Career Prospects
Interminable degradation of biodiversity and the colossal contemporary concern over its ensuing impacts on our natural environment has doubled the career opportunities for aspiring biologists and ecologists. A master’s degree or a doctorate degree in conservation biology can land you a lucrative job in the government sector as a fish and wildlife biologist, environmental manager, remote-sensing specialist or wetlands ecologist. Career options are equally big in private sectors with occupational options ranging from fisheries biologist to environmental biologist and more. Graduates and doctorate holders can also choose to work for non-profit sectors as ecologists, urban foresters and habitat-restoration specialists. They can even opt for academic professions of a teacher, professor and researcher.
Some Of The Best Institutes Offering This Course Globally

• Sardar Patel Institute of Public Administration, Ahmedabad
  
• Wildlife Institue Of India, Uttarakhand
  
• Bharathiar University, Coimbatore
  
• Sterling College, Craftsbury Common
  
• SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry, Syracuse, New York
  
• Prescott College, Prescott, Arizona
  
• Thiel College, Greenville, Pennsylvania
  
• University Of Wisconsin – Madison, Madison
  
• Saint Anselm College, Manchester
  
• University Of Idaho, Moscow
  
• Utah State University, Logan
  
• Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona
  
• Boston University, Boston
  
• Arkansas State University, Russelville
  
• University Of New Orleans, New Orleans
  
• Cedar Crest College, Allentown
  
• Philadelphia University, Philadelphia
  

Career In Unani Medicine

Those who seek admission into ‘Bachelor of Unani Medicine Course’ (B.U.M.S) are expected to have passed their Intermediate / Senior School Certificate Examination (10+2) or an equivalent. Hailing from a recognized school conducting regular classes, the candidates should pass their exams with 50% and above marks in the subjects- physics, chemistry and biology. He or She should be 17 years old on the 31st day of December of that particular year of admission. Applicants for B.U.M.S. must appear in the entrance test conducted by ‘jamia hamdard’ or any other upcoming university offering the course. Selections will be made on the basis of performances in the written test and applicants that secure below 60% marks in total are usually ruled out immediately.

Details Of The Course Courses In Unani Medicine Include The Following Topics, Amongst Many Others

• Infectious Diseases and Prevention
  
• Waterborne Diseases and Prevention
  
• Dehydration and Its Prevention
  
• Kinds, Principles And Importance of Delak (Massage)
  
• Nutritional Deficiencies in Children and Its Prevention
  
• Kinds Of Tassammum In Detail
  
• Symptoms Of Poisoning Like Corrosives Alkali Acid
  
• Baul – Urine Examination
  
• Baraz – Stool Examination
  
• Anti Septics And Disinfectants And Jaraseem
  
• Symptoms and Treatment of Hanson’s Disease
  
• Classification of Wounds
  
• Haemorrhage Its Prevention and Treatment
  
• Head Injury Foreign Body in Respiratory Passages
  
• Liver Abscess Intestinal Obstruction
  
• Sterilization
  
• Pre-Operative and Post Operative Care
  
• Growth and Disease Of Placenta (Masheema)
  
• Growth of Foetus (Janeen)
  
• Foetal Circulation
  
• Hamal (Pregnancy) Clinical Symptoms, Signs and Diagnosis
  
• Differential Diagnosis of Pregnancy
  
• Anti-Partum And Post-Partum Haemorrage Diseases During Pregnancy
  
• Amraz-E-Niswan (Gynaecology)
  
• Unani Methods Of Paediatrics Diagnosis
  
• Hydricephablus,Epilepsy &Tetanus
  
• Diarrechoea and Dysentery
  
• Infantile Convulsions
  
• Infectious Disease in Children and Unani Treatment
  
• Congenital Heart Diseases
  
• Infantile Nutrition : Their Growth And Mailnutrition
  
• Unani Methods Of Eye Disease Prevention ( Sulaq ,Shaeera , Barda , Zufra )
  

Specializations Specializations on post graduate level may vary depending on where the student’s strength lies. Unani is a vast study of herbal drug medication and attempts to combat many of the raging diseases that plague the world today. Whether pediatrics, gynaecology, dermatology, ophthalmology, orthopedics, ENT or psychiatry, unani medicine provides tremendous scope for the aspiring physician. Plenty of PHDs and diplomas in unani medicine endow students with new and blooming opportunities.
Career Prospects Once you hold a Bachelors degree in unani medicine, your chances of embarking upon a wonderful career in the medical field are immense. Unani graduates can find jobs in states and central government dispensaries, unani hospitals, health department, private nursing homes, unani pharmacies, research centres as unani hakims and pharmacists. Moreover, you can be a successful and highly paid professor at a well renowned unani institute.
Some Of The Best Institutes Offering Courses In Unani

• The Ayurvedic and Unani Tibbia College, New Delhi
  
• Government Unani Medical College, Arumbakkam, Chennai
  
• Jamia Hamdard University, New Delhi
  
• Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh
  
• National Institute of Unani Medicine, Bangalore
  
• Govt. Nizamia Tibbi College, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh
  
• Tamil Nadu Dr. M.G.R. Medical University – Chennai, Tamil Nadu
  

Career In Video Jockeying

Video jockeying does not require any specific academic qualifications. You could be a dropout or just a humble graduate or a postgraduate in mathematics; it doesn’t matter as long as you walk the talk and do it with “style”. Quite a few disillusioned youth try making it big in this profession. People, be warned; all that glamour doesn’t come at a small price, talent is a necessity and not everyone has it in them. However if you think that as far as the talent is concerned you have no doubts then a lot of short term courses are available. Most of these courses have been started by media houses or stalwarts in the industry; their main aim is to introduce you to the industry, making it big is entirely your brain churning headache! No course can give you fame, it can only guide you; the rest is up to you.
Details Of The Course
Most of these courses are 3 months to 6 months in duration. The course details include the following:

• Techniques to improve voice modulation
  
• Posture correction through yoga
  
• Theatre exercises
  
• Acting in front of the Camera
  
• Scripting
  
• Modeling and photo-shoots
  
• Accent correction
  
• Video editing ( includes techniques like cross fading and scratching)
  
• Basics of television production
  
• Basics of makeup and costuming
  
• Lighting techniques
  

The courses end with an internship program in a reputed music channel.
Skills Required
Good command over the spoken word, great body language and an amazing screen presence; these are some of the pre-requisites required to be a video jockey. Couple these skills with a wicked sense of humor which will have people rolling on the floor with laughter or a whacky theme like the “MTV bakra” then your road to fame is all chalked out. The only thing left to do is to count your green and stack it up nice and fat in a Swiss bank account! Or buy an island in the pacific! Good looks are not bad, if you have them, flaunt them. In an industry that depends entirely on how you look; a six packer or an hour glass curve is only going to add to your already loaded bank account. However, it is not a major pre-requisite. If you can pass of as a cute fatty you still have takers; it is all about the charisma, if they like you, you are in!
Career Prospects
“Show me the money” this is going to be your mantra, if you get big in this field. You will have the liberty to reject scripts and shows and eventually branch out into the movies. Once you get famous you become a saleable commodity always on demand, however the tough part is getting there. As terrible, as it sounds it is entirely about that one big break or that one audition where you prove your mettle. Fate and luck are two sides of the same coin and only when the coin fall sideways do you have a chance and an opportunity to live your dreams. It is a highly competitive field, however if the stars align you might just be the next Nikhil Chinnappa or Nafisa Ali.
Some Of The Institutes Offering Courses In Video Jockeying

• Purple Rose Arts & Media Institute, Noida, India
  
• Asian Academy of Film & Television (AAFT),New Delhi, India
  
• International School of Media and Entertainment Studies (ISOMES),New Delhi, India
  

How To Make A Resume For First Job

Resume! If there is anything constant in your ever-changing work life, it is this document. You may be at the top-most ladder of your organisation and may not need your experience certificates of the past. Even references would cease being important but resumes – now that is one thing you would never want to mess up. And the first resume is like your first kiss, wherein your visual and theoretical experiences or learning suffer a stroke. Writing a first resume is like writing your first alphabet. Remember that cluelessness and apprehension when you wrote your first “A”. What if you wrote it wrong? Wouldn’t that mean the teacher would dislike you? Well, the teacher may not dislike you for a wrong alphabet but your interviewers are highly likely to give you a pass if your resume is not well written. Agreed, that you don’t have any work experience but that doesn’t mean your resume has to be blank. You cannot make a multi-coloured resume but that doesn’t call for a bland one either. Your first resume must be professional and crisp yet attractive. And it can be, if you follow the tips as under.
Writing Your First Resume
Being a fresher doesn’t mean that your resume is just a paper that just lists the academic qualification that you have earned throughout your life. It still is a snapshot of you and your personality. Here are a few tips that would surely help you in writing your very first snapshot called resume.
Keep It Simple
Your resume should be distinguished with its simplicity and grace. You cannot make your resume like a Hawaii brochure to attract attention. It will only earn you a negative impression.
Paper Quality
No, this is not Hollywood and you are not Reese Witherspoon. You can’t even think of a glossy, colored and scented paper for a resume unless you are applying for a media job. Stick to heavy and good-quality white A4 sheets.

Length
A fresher resume must never be more than a page long. Remember, recruiters do not have time to spare on reading long resumes. They are on a look out of small and crisp resumes.
Organisation
An effective resume is all about organisation and chronology. Since you are a fresher, you have to start with an objective/introduction followed by internship details and academic qualification. For experienced personnel, the objective may be skipped and the resume should directly start with jobs done in reverse chronological order.
Experience Counts
No matter how small an experience, it always counts. Make sure you mention each of your internships, no matter how small, in your resume. Mention your part-time jobs as well.
Accomplishments
Your achievements or accomplishments must follow the academic qualifications and should be grouped as “Achievements” and “Extra Curricular Activities”. Mention your academic and job-related accomplishments as achievements and other sports or non-voluntary work like youth committee etc under ECAs.
Numbers Matter
Never forget that a resume is the only way to impress the recruiter. Give them the numbers. If you were a good student then your grades and if you worked then your achievements quantified are a must on your resume.
Fonts
Try not to get carried away with the stylish curves of “Monotype” or the funny grooves of “Comic Sans” fonts for regular jobs. Stick to basics like Arial and Verdana with a font size of 9-12 so that even the faxes look good.
Action
Your recruiters are not looking for duties. They have duties and they are looking for active and goal-oriented people to perform these duties. So use words like “accomplished”, “attained” etc which show that you have actually done something.
Honesty Dignifies
Under no circumstance should you forge any details. Your crosschecking may reveal that and you may find yourself exposed and embarrassed.
References Use references of people who know you personally like your teachers and HODs. Using a principal’s name may sound important but your lack of intimacy with her/him can backfire.

Acting Career : Resume format

Theatre or acting is one profession that people praise and write down in the same breath. People who have done theatre are often seen writing down their cinema counterparts as silly and talentless; the latter accuse the theatre persons of elitism. The show business is full of bored people who see every person who calls himself or herself as an actor with suspicion, even try to exploit them in other ways. The field is one of extreme professionalism, which demands strict adherence to time frames and deadlines and where precision is what is prized above everything. In such a milieu, one can easily expect the recruiter to expect similar professionalism from potential recruits, even in the way one writes one’s resume. Since the profession deals with the physical attributes of the person just as much as his or her abilities, interested actors should make their physical appearance clear in the resume, even provide close-up pictures if possible. Here’s the format for an actor’s resume.
Sample Actor Resume
Here’s the format for an actor’s resume that will say everything in very little space:
Vikasit Sehgal
09810285290
sehgalv@gmail.com
1. English Theatre
                        PLAYS                                                                        ROLES
(a) Accidental Death Of An Anarchist                                  Inspector Bertozzo
(b) Macbeth                                                                          Macduff
(c) Much Ado About Nothing                                                Conrad
(d) Rhinoceros (Eugene Ionesco)                                        Berenger
(e) A Doll’s House                                                                Nils Krogstad
2. Indian Theatre

                 PLAYS                                                                    ROLES
(a) Taj Mahal Ka Tender                                                Sharmaji
(b) Pebet (Kanhai Lal)                                                    Cat
(c) Ghashiram Kotwal                                                    Nana Phadnawis
(d) Adhe Adhure                                                            Mahendra
(e) Hayavadana                                                             Hayavadana
(f) Shantata! Court Chalu Aahe                                    Kashikar
(g) Abhijnanashakuntalam                                             Dushyanta
3. Cinema Appearance
          NAME OF FILM                                                                   ROLE
(a) White Noise Sameer Chauhan
(b) Kaafi Nahi…                                                                    Buddhu
Special Skills
(a) Member of Barry John’s Theatre repertory
(b) Skilled in art direction and stage lighting
Education And Training
(a) Trained in Theatre from National School of Drama (batch of 2003)
(b) Learnt Stage lighting under Kamal Nath of Barry John’s Theatre repertory for three years.
(c) Attended Motley Theatre group (Naseeruddin and Ratna Pathak Shah) acting workshop in October 2005
(d) Attended workshop on voice training and modulation by renowned radio speaker, Ameen Sayani in July 2004
Personal Details
Height                                                                                         5’10”
Weight                                                                                        70kgs
Eye Color                                                                                    Brown
Hair Color                                                                                   Black
Age                                                                                             26
Languages/Dialects Known                                              Hindi, Punjabi, Sindhi,
                                                                                                      Haryanvi, Garhwali,
                                                                                                       English

Some Tips

• Never tell tall tales in your resume; remember that the people you are planning to work with have at least ten times as many contacts as you have. In all possibility, your “little white lie” will easily be discovered. Since a lot of fake people enter this profession, hirers are always on guard. They will always be two steps ahead of you, so do not even think of lying to them.
• You can also make an arrangement to supplement your resume with pictures, say on the left corner of the page. Small, passport sized pictures of close-ups of your face, or pictures taken by a professional photographer while you were on stage would be ideal for it. Since you can easily size the pictures to the required dimensions of your need using softwares like PhotoShop, this option will also prove how professional you are.
• If you are new to the field and do not have much experience, you should know that training is equally important in an actor’s career. Having some good training on your résumé is a good thing. It is a chance for you to show to anyone, that even though you might not have the best credits yet, at least you are trying your best to become the best actor you can be.

Acting Career : Resume format

Theatre or acting is one profession that people praise and write down in the same breath. People who have done theatre are often seen writing down their cinema counterparts as silly and talentless; the latter accuse the theatre persons of elitism. The show business is full of bored people who see every person who calls himself or herself as an actor with suspicion, even try to exploit them in other ways. The field is one of extreme professionalism, which demands strict adherence to time frames and deadlines and where precision is what is prized above everything. In such a milieu, one can easily expect the recruiter to expect similar professionalism from potential recruits, even in the way one writes one’s resume. Since the profession deals with the physical attributes of the person just as much as his or her abilities, interested actors should make their physical appearance clear in the resume, even provide close-up pictures if possible. Here’s the format for an actor’s resume.
Sample Actor Resume
Here’s the format for an actor’s resume that will say everything in very little space:
Vikasit Sehgal
09810285290
sehgalv@gmail.com
1. English Theatre
                        PLAYS                                                                        ROLES
(a) Accidental Death Of An Anarchist                                  Inspector Bertozzo
(b) Macbeth                                                                          Macduff
(c) Much Ado About Nothing                                                Conrad
(d) Rhinoceros (Eugene Ionesco)                                        Berenger
(e) A Doll’s House                                                                Nils Krogstad
2. Indian Theatre

                 PLAYS                                                                    ROLES
(a) Taj Mahal Ka Tender                                                Sharmaji
(b) Pebet (Kanhai Lal)                                                    Cat
(c) Ghashiram Kotwal                                                    Nana Phadnawis
(d) Adhe Adhure                                                            Mahendra
(e) Hayavadana                                                             Hayavadana
(f) Shantata! Court Chalu Aahe                                    Kashikar
(g) Abhijnanashakuntalam                                             Dushyanta
3. Cinema Appearance
          NAME OF FILM                                                                   ROLE
(a) White Noise Sameer Chauhan
(b) Kaafi Nahi…                                                                    Buddhu
Special Skills
(a) Member of Barry John’s Theatre repertory
(b) Skilled in art direction and stage lighting
Education And Training
(a) Trained in Theatre from National School of Drama (batch of 2003)
(b) Learnt Stage lighting under Kamal Nath of Barry John’s Theatre repertory for three years.
(c) Attended Motley Theatre group (Naseeruddin and Ratna Pathak Shah) acting workshop in October 2005
(d) Attended workshop on voice training and modulation by renowned radio speaker, Ameen Sayani in July 2004
Personal Details
Height                                                                                         5’10”
Weight                                                                                        70kgs
Eye Color                                                                                    Brown
Hair Color                                                                                   Black
Age                                                                                             26
Languages/Dialects Known                                              Hindi, Punjabi, Sindhi,
                                                                                                      Haryanvi, Garhwali,
                                                                                                       English

Some Tips

• Never tell tall tales in your resume; remember that the people you are planning to work with have at least ten times as many contacts as you have. In all possibility, your “little white lie” will easily be discovered. Since a lot of fake people enter this profession, hirers are always on guard. They will always be two steps ahead of you, so do not even think of lying to them.
• You can also make an arrangement to supplement your resume with pictures, say on the left corner of the page. Small, passport sized pictures of close-ups of your face, or pictures taken by a professional photographer while you were on stage would be ideal for it. Since you can easily size the pictures to the required dimensions of your need using softwares like PhotoShop, this option will also prove how professional you are.
• If you are new to the field and do not have much experience, you should know that training is equally important in an actor’s career. Having some good training on your résumé is a good thing. It is a chance for you to show to anyone, that even though you might not have the best credits yet, at least you are trying your best to become the best actor you can be.