NGOs In India

[Capt M Kumar]

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Eligibility

"Anybody can apply for these courses, these days not only freshers but also lawyers, business professionals and PhD holders are applying for these courses," says Dr Singh. An applicant for an NGO management course needs to be a graduate in any discipline before enrolling for an NGO management course, with 50 per cent marks. Experienced NGO professionals, social workers and volunteers can also study these courses.

Opportunities

Opportunities are incredible and growing everyday. Whether you plan to open an NGO, provide funds or work in an NGO, the involvement would be emotionally rewarding.

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