Dear Friend, if you wish to study abroad you need to update yourself academically as well as your proficiency in English language. Get your graduation (minimum qualification) and if possible get your post graduation degree as well, thereafter choose a country where you wish to be settled and make sure whether IELTS is required or not, if yes, then go for coaching in IELTS, qualify the test and fly abroad or else get coaching for spoken English .For your degrees you may consider any one of these institutions - JJTU, Jhun jhunu,......................BITS, Mesra,.....................Lovely Profes
Dear student, you need to get your graduation and post graduation in fine arts with dance as a major/specialization. Thereafter take a formal training for dance, various dance forms and a little part of theater etc. from a renowned institution. Try working with some promising dance groups or a training center, get an experience and then move to the next level on a higher stage and get training and after that try to seek job in concerned field. You may seek your graduation/post graduation at any one of these institutions - Christ University, Bangalore,.........................BHU, Varanasi,....
Given that we live in a fusion era, it's essential that not only classical but also contemporary dance styles be taught and practiced.
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Dear Aspirant,
[MBA][1] would not be of use to [a Choreographer][2]. Instead an advanced education course in Dance would be the best.
To be best sure of what suits you for your career, I would suggest you to undergo an [online psychometric test][3] from [CareerGuide.com][4] which will help you understand yourself in respect of your strengths, weaknesses, emotional quotient, etc. and will exactly tell you which stream is good for you.
Best wishes,
Dr. Anand Wadadekar
[1]: /ask/t/which-field-should-i-do-my-mba-in-what-is-the-procedure
[2]: /ask/t/what-are-the-necessary-skills-requir
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That's useful for planning the performance's structure and sequence. As soon as they finish talking, they get to work on the dance steps, guiding the dancers as they strive for a flawless performance. Retro Bowl
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