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Yash Sanhotra

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Hey Abhishek,
Well, how can we help you with this? It's time for you to put your thinking caps on and analyses what you are good at. Well, just for the sake of saying it, you can definitely take up a management course. A base in fashion marketing, which was a part of your course, might just come in handy. Otherwise, a photography, if you have a flair in it and was a part of a curriculum, is also a good option.
Good Luck.

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Yash Sanhotra

Beginner-Level 5

Yes, you most certainly can. You just need to build up an appropriate portfolio for a stylist. I would suggest you to have a blog or something public or shoot pictures to support your portfolio.
Good Luck.

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Abhishek Kumarbe your own hero.

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Hi Kajal,
You can take all information from the official website of MAAC. So please visit it.

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Govind SharmaHR, startup entrepreneurs, career blogger

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Jewellery designing is outside purview of a technical course and does not need to be an AICTE approved hence not offered as polytechnic diploma of 3 years you may apply to 1 year diploma offered by various institute across India by private institutes and universities.

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Abhijeet Bhagwat

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Placements processes are centralized in WeSchool. So there isn't anything like companies come for this course only. Yes, it's a good course. It will provide you with the career choices in sectors like Design Houses, Corporate Innovation, Product Innovation, Service & Experience, Design Teams and Traditional Industries.

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Abhijeet Bhagwat

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First of all, these two are totally different courses so we can't compare them. ROI is good for all the all courses especially for BD it's better as this course's curriculum is something that every industry is looking for.

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