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@@AneruthRengarajen now, digital detox mode la irruken bro 😂. Final year mudichitu insta varen. But nenga KZbin long videos knjam poduinga bro. Like how you used do before. Ex; normal' work life epdi irruku. Unga development pathi lam. Just if you like wanted to. Sending you much love🖖🏻 P.s ( I'm your clg junior. REC dhan bro)

1) yes 2) initially no. Gotta earn it.

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Thanks for commenting sir. I looked him up and he seems to be a gifted entertaining personality. That being said, no idea is original and there’s always variants of the same idea by different creators. In fact we draw from one another and add our spin to it I wasn’t familiar with his work until you brought him up. It’s easy to blindly say copy. But kindly keep in mind that inspiration is different from copying. Your negativity is not appreciated. Thanks.

@@AneruthRengarajen sorry sir I am telling I already seen this one so try new

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Thanks Neel :)

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Hi Shirlyn. This is a broad question to answer but I’ll do my best 6 months, 1 year, 2 years - the duration of study doesn’t matter as long as what you’re studying applies to the demands of what is currently needed in the market. The duration also depends on what it is you want to study. Digital marketing is a broad subject - and there are various specialisations under it (Creative, media buying and planning, strategy etc) But overall, I would say that while a degree can give you a framework of how things work, this is a dynamic industry where changes happen almost daily that a set in stone degree doesn’t really account for. And hence, I would recommend learning on the job. Hope this helps. Cheers :)