Business Management Studies

Hello Sakshi,
Your question is very relevant to the students planning for an undergraduate programme. While B.Des in Fashion Design is a 4 year degree programme, a BBA course is of 3 years duration in most universities and colleges. Also, a lot of BBA programs offer electives in Marketing, Entrepreneurship etc. At IILM University Gurugram, both BBA and B. Des Fashion Design courses are offered. In case of a B. Des programme, the first year typically lays the foundation of design concepts before letting you choose your area of specialisation (e. g. Product / Fashion / Interior / Interaction). While in a BBA programme you learn subjects such as Marketing, Entrepreneurship, International Business, Finance and Accounting, Economics to name a few. Liberal Education at IILM University however lets you choose papers from both streams. So for instance you can pursue a B. Des in Fashion Design and choose papers from BBA such as Marketing to understand branding, business development or learn advertising that can help in promoting your Fashion brand as an employee or as a freelance designer. Similarly you could take papers from Fashion Business Management while pursuing a BBA degree as your main course. However, in both cases it is preferred that you pursue a Masters programme to better your career prospects. The Admissions are open for both courses. To know more, log on to www.iilm.edu.in

Hello Kruthika,
Yes you can opt for a management course like BBA, B.Com (Hons) after completing 10+2 from a recognised board in the Science stream. Reading on topics from commerce books is a good idea, however in most universities, you will be taught the basics to acquaint you to the course. IILM University, DU, IP University are popular for their management courses where you get a practical perspective about the concepts taught. CBSE is the most popular board in the country, ISC ensures that you go into the depths of the subject and are able to apply the concepts well, State boards are also good. You need to see what is best for you. IILM's BBA course ensures that you learn from industry experts to gain a better understanding of all the subjects taught. Apart from this, internship with multinational corporations, start-ups, NGO's and networking opportunities with leaders from the industry ensure that you make the most of your undergraduate programme. Liberal education at IILM University allows you to pursue papers from across other disciplines, thereby helping you to broaden your understanding about more than one discipline during your undergraduate study. So for instance, you can choose a paper from World History and International Relations or Psychology or Law while studying BBA / B.Com (Hons). The admissions are open. To know more attend the Online Career Counselling session being held on 11th June 2020 for Management courses or visit our website: https://iilm.edu.in/
There's a lot to choose from, the choice however is yours!

In terms of ROI, Exposure, Placement Opportunities, Technical & as well as Management Certifications & Value Added Programs in all aspects. RIIM Pune is the best option among others like PIBM or Kirloskar Institute in Pune. As you can SEE PIBM offers MBA programme in the fee structure of around 8-9 lakh & whereas Kirloskar offers PGDM programme in the fees of more than 12 lakh while RIIM Pune offers MBA & PGDM Programs in the fee structure in the range of 4.5 & 6lacs for MBA & 6.48lacs for PGDM. But in terms of placement they all are offerings the same average packages of around 6-7 LPA in almost same companies. As you can see in terms of ROI, RIIM is definitely better than others. Apart from all this RIIM provides you number of certification courses like MDP Certification at IIM Indore this is 2 Weeks Residential Programme for students to provide quality Management developmental exposure to students leading to a certification & Digital Marketing Certification from IIM Kozhikode and also provide you Value Added Certifications too like SAP (Basic), Six Sigma, Business Analytics, Business Intelligence, IT Skills from Microsoft etc. I can assure you None of the colleges are providing all this in an affordable fee structure.

Hi Shambhavi,
IILM is the best college for BBA in Delhi. If you wish to be an entrepreneur, then study BBA in Entrepreneurship at IILM, Lodhi road . It was established in 1993 and since then has build the reputation of being the best college. There is learning beyond curriculum, which involves soft skills like teamwork, interactions, networking and communication. IILM, Lodhi Road provides 4 International degrees to the students. I. e. BBA in Entrepreneurship
BBA in International Management
BBA with Psychology
BBA with Communication. It is centrally located in Delhi and provides world class facilities to students. For more information visit the website.

That is a very difficult question. I remember one quote of my teacher. Success does not lie with the nos of positions but within the person competing for job. If you had the right skills you will succeed defying thousand of competitors, if you do not you single will fail to secure job. So find what you have good in you and then what you can provide to any NGO. What small job stint provide is opertunities to find areas of improvements inside you, you can have better understanding of your weakness, so whenever you want to go for higher education you can have very clear picture what you want from that course. How you will get benefitted from course offerings. That is what add to your application, you have to justify while presenting your candidature for MBA. Why you want to go for this course? How this course will help you in achieving your goals? Basically how clear you are about yourself and determined for your goals is helpful in gaining success in competing. Final word if you find yourself good at educational reforms, find a NGO which work on education, but please no teaching this not add any wigjtahe to MBA candidature. If you good at administration go for admin part of NGO where you can provide structure and innovation at admin level, again please no to only fileing and statuary works. Had good communication go for communication part of NGO where you can add value to work. Only thing is that you must have clear and innovative ways of thinking and finding solution, now while implementation you will find the weakness in yourself. You can work upon yourself and enhance your skills. You will have fair assessment of your strength and weaknesses and any of appropriate MBA course will be helpful for you. Or this understanding help you to get into good MBA programme for self improvement. Fortunately Bangalore had many good NGOs and you can find one suitable for you. Google it, spend some time on exploring, have 1st hand experience by visiting few of them? This will lay foundation for self exploration, very good life skill for success. One recommended by me will definitely not work for you. Good luck!