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The unsettled issue that a student meets after choosing a course of education is the collection of university or institute. Regrettably, the training institutes are growing day by day in order to suffice the developing demand for professional expertise education. To meet the chasm between need and impart, multiple private businesses have evolved up with their institutes, which challenge to deliver business-oriented training to students. Most of these courses do set you a place of a job. Still, the dilemma is that these courses are not guaranteed to be approved by the government, and the certification offered by them is not be accepted by other fellowships. So, this article will make you aware of what should be focused on while selecting the training institutes.

Look over the Track Record: Make some history research and know how long the training institute has been alive. Do they have an excellent continuous track record of implementation of training? And also, check whether they have reentered from being dropped? - This reveals a discrepancy that has been caused by their low training standards.

Request information with Alumni: Request the previous batch students who have already achieved their training in the training institutes you chose for. As they have significant experience and know the teaching techniques of the institute, they will provide you with an earnest evaluation of whether to move forward with the institute or not.

Training techniques: The institute you prefer must possess well-specified training techniques, and study materials like video tutorials, PowerPoint presentations, audio podcasts, and additional supporting study materials. These can help you understand even complicated topics easier to understand with less effort. Even after you complete the course, the study material you were provided should guide and help you like the best references. 

Instructors: Along with proper course materials, it is imperative to know about the instructors who will be training you in the course period. Demanding for a professional profile of the instructor is vital to understand their relevant industrial experience that you are looking for. 

Standard Fees Structure: Analyze and compare with other training institutes out there regarding the fee structure to get a right scale of a good standard.  

Syllabus: Make a comparison of the outline with other institutes to know which institute has not altered their draft over the past years? Who shapes their curriculum regularly to be updated with the industry advances? Syllabus analysis will help you not to spend months of your training with outdated technology. 

Placement Opportunities: Some of the efficient training institutes assure placement guarantee. However, some of the institutes have no warranty on placements, but they do support students with arrangements upon their course completion. So have an intention to know more about the placement opportunities of the institute before you join. 

Better be safe than feeling sorry!

Before starting your course, do thorough research on the institute, whether it will suffice your needs of furnishing with the best-specialized provision to complete the course successfully and to get a job. Rest all is a dream to wander your way out of your track.

Basically all the students are facing some problems with regard to pass journal entries 

Here am giving some tips to follow so u can easily pass entries without rules 

1.purchase goods for cash 

Here when u are purchasing what is coming in goods is comes and out goes out cash 

Purchase ac 

To cash alc 

2 sale goods for cash 

Same what is coming in cash and what goes out cash 

Cash a/c 

To sales account 

3.paid rent 

Cash is going out and reason is expenses 

Rent 

To cash 

The talk of the trading town these days is bitcoins. As you might know, I have already written some articles on bitcoin but due to overwhelming request of many Indian investors and trader, here’s my short and sweet know how article about Bitcoins. It specifically addresses some common questions such as whether it’s good to invest in bit coin or not? What are risks involved in Bitcoins? Are Indians allowed to invest in bitcoin? etc.

The concept of bitcoin was proposed by an unknown developer who identified himself as Satoshi Nakamoto in 2009. Nakamoto left the project in 2010 but the community grew exponentially thereafter. Bitcoin owners use various websites to trade and buy goods or exchange it with other physical currencies.The bitcoins developers should oblige to what investors want, long or short term returns to keep the value in check. It’s time to carry on a minor research and analyze whether it’s an advantage or disadvantage to Invest and trade in Bitcoins.  

Bitcoin Technical Analysis:

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What is Bitcoin?

As a digital currency exchanged entirely over the internet, Bitcoins are categorized under the vision of crypto currency. Most of these currencies are decentralized. All information on its transactions, creation, and validation of authentic exchange are secured through cryptography or crypto codes.

Bitcoins - Boon or Curse for Indian Investors and Traders?

Investors are rapidly growing till-date in a temptation to make quick investment returns in a shorter time span with bitcoin. But the prices have fluctuated widely in past few weeks. The Central Bank has now issued a warning against investments in cryptocurrencies. Cryptocurrency is not legalized by Reserve Bank of India (RBI) or any other agency. As the prices fell by 30% in recent weeks following are the reasons that investors should consider:  

Volatility and Other Issues:

• High-risk factor.
• No fundamental analysis can be done.
• Imperfect information in many scenarios.
• Widespread losses are inevitable if value drops.
• Will be used for Illegal and non-treatable activities.
• Not a Currency as Widely propogated.
• Not backed by any Commodity or Asset.
• Not controlled by any government or Institutions.
• Risky for businesses, industry, and people to trade or invest in, as no one is regulating the transactions.
• Safety and Transaction Risks.
• No authority like SEBI to approach for grievance redressal.
• Not governed by government entities or financial bodies, unlike stocks, bonds etc.
• In case of fraudulent bitcoin transaction, it is impossible to get the money back.
• Not yet Legalised.
• One major hurdle is the confusion over its legal status.
• Not recognized by Reserve bank of India or Indian authorities.
• Investors should invest at their own risk.                                                                      
• Government has issued warning against trading or Investing in cryptocurrencies

Last but not the least, it is better to see the present circumstances and Investment environment yourself before investing in bit coins. The bitcoins bubble is waiting to burst anytime soon, it has lot of ways to make investors money vanish. For traders it’s still risky as the transactions are not regulated as most of these cryptocurrencies are traded with non regulated intermediaries. The block chain technology can radically change the global economy but Bitcoins are just one of the Cryptocurrencies using the block chain technology to some extent, so don’t get blinded if someone says bitcoin is the future, it’s not, Block chain is the future.