Career Features

Welcome to the Education Times & Youth Inc Global University Rankings 2011. This intensive research exercise has polled thousands of people in over 30 countries to rank the...

The art of converting the space contained within four bare walls into a loving and cosy space has gone far beyond just interior design. Nisha...

Seven forms. Innumerable mudras and bhavas. A taal and you’re set. That’s the charm of Indian classical dance, finds a youth inc correspondent. The sensuous...

So you want to make a break into the television or film industry, but you have no idea where to begin. Youth Inc lets...

With popular disciplines like finance and management taking front seat, are the pure sciences slowly declining in India? Youth Inc finds out

Ever thought about the process of food from raw materials to delectable dishes at your restaurant table? Shraddha Kamdar finds out what it takes to be part of the culinary arts

If you think you have healing hands or simply not interested in the pressures of "pure" medicine, a career in physiotherapy may be right for you

Air-hostesses in earlier days were some of the most beautiful women in the country; cosmopolitan, well-spoken and impeccably groomed. A number of them went on to make matches with India's top businessmen. With the rise of low-cost carriers that are afforadble for the masses, the glamour quotient of air-hostesses has disappeared. Take a peek at our time capsule to see the who's who of yesteryear's skies!

Physiotherapists Bhani Chandok and Kunal Merchant talk to Shraddha Kamdar about their varied experiences in the field

It's like being a doctor, but for the financial well-being of your clients. Youth Inc takes a look at what it takes to be a chartered accountant