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Yes, you can pursue BJMC. if you are interested in event management as event management is a sub field of mass communication. Moreover, you can also pursue a specialisation course in precisely event management after completing BJMC.

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Pros: It's definitely exciting to meet up with a lot of people. Especially for extroverts. It's a vibrant field wherein so many operational challenges need to be solved. So, no shortage of excitement. Helps you to make new connections. Event management can take you places. After all, getting exposure to new places is so much fun. You will have to be constantly on your toes thinking about what new concept/format to apply to entice the audience, and engage the audience. Remember, creative juices flow all the time. Quite exciting. 

Cons: Working hours can get odd. Initial salaries will be low unless you prove yourself with larger and

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Event management as a field has become crowded with much small-time amateur young people also getting into it, plus it is not a structured industry kind of set up. It seems it does not even need an MBA kind of qualification Since many short term courses are available in this field. However, if you choose some specific kinds of events (marriages, corporate events) there will be much less competition. I Would prefer NAEMD. Their connections are good actually. For events, that is the basic requirement. I have experienced some of my acquaintances pursuing graduation from these institutes. Therefore, I can say the NAEMD events are much more
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After the MBA program, Graduates have to options- start up own company/venture or join an Event Management firm. Qualified event management professionals are in demand these days and are recruited by event management companies big and small.
So, by being part of such a company, Graduates may get opportunity to be a part of the team that manages events like- Corporate Events, Seminars, Fashion Shows, Product Launches, Press Meetings, Concerts, Award Ceremonies, Exhibitions, Weddings, Family events, Birthday parties, Adventure tours and events etc.
Graduates may find job posts such as- Assistant Manager, Manager, Safety Manager, Hospitalit
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Event Management Colleges is the co-ordination, running and planning of all the people, teams and features that come together to create every kind of event. So if you have the spark of analyzing, planning, marketing, producing and evaluating an event. Event Management is the best career option for Startseite India there is an increasing number of universities and MBA colleges which offer courses in event management, including diplomas and graduate degrees. In addition to these academic courses, there are many associations and societies that provide courses on the various aspects of the industry. The study includes organizational skills
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The event management industry is a multimillion-dollar industry. Today each and every sector and industry needs a range of events. To name only a few, fashion, film, tourism, hotel, sports. Family, culture and community also need events constantly. There are family gatherings like birthday celebrations, weddings and baby showers. The corporate world has a range of events such as MICE, [meetings, incentives, conferences and exhibitions]. There are television events and reality shows. Sports events, national and international exhibitions and festivals. Fashion shows, celebrity management, product launches, roadshows and other promotions

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There are many recruiters who are visiting the college campus. There is 100% placement which is available for the students. The process of placements commences from November each year. Selected corporates are invited to the campus for holding pre-placement talks and interaction with the students for both final and summer placements.

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Event management is the application of the management practice of project management to the creation and development of festivals and events. Event management involves studying the intricacies of the brand, identifying the target audience, devising the event concept, planning the logistics and coordinating the technical aspects before actually executing the modalities of the proposed event.
Education details and eligibility:
The study includes organizational skills, technical knowledge, P.R., marketing, advertising, catering, logistics, decor, glamour identity, human relations, the study of law and licenses, risk management, budgeting, t
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Event Management is one such field that has become much popular these days. In the past, it wasnt quite popular and so, professional courses related to event management were also not very well known. But things have changed now. Event management sector is going through a healthy phase of growth. Thanks to this growth, a number of new job opportunities are also being created by this field, directly or indirectly. This has led to a growth in the popularity of event management courses. In this article, I will be dealing with one such course that is related to the field of event management- MBA in Event Management. I will cover basic cours
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Diploma in Event Management is a one-year diploma level course in event management. The candidates who have passed higher & senior secondary level (10 + 2) with minimum 50% are eligible for this course. Graduates of any other stream looking for a degree and eventually a career in event management Industry can also apply for the course. Get live practical trained on best national & international events.
Placements assistance with a proven track record.
DEM works as a career launchpad offering fundamental knowledge about the Events & Entertainment Industry.
DEM facilitates students to simultaneously bag this recognized diploma in addition t
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