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Assume you must be nervous, being in an entirely different field how you would catch-up without any basic knowledge. If so, then I would suggest to go for a post graduation programme than Diploma, where you get to cover all the basics in first semester. Speaking of courses, I would suggest fashion design, fashion styling or textile design due to lots of demand. Fashion design covers all different sections and has lots of flexibility in career, where you could be an illustrator, stylist, designer, visual merchandiser and many more. Getting a designer job is quiet difficult (not impossible) due to heavy competition, yet one could work as a freelancer or Self employed. If you are more interested to work for movies, advertisements, fashion shows, then fashion styling course is a great choice, but that needs a great eye on style. Textile design is all about fabric design which has very demand in print houses.

The General Management programme aims at augmenting the skill-sets and competencies of practicing managers. Exposing them to recent trends, tools and techniques in Management would not only provide them with extra skills sets but also help them reflect upon the previous experience of working in organizations. Though the programme offers concentration in conventional subjects like Economics, Finance, Information Systems, Marketing, Production Management and Strategic Management but the focus of programme is to prepare current managers for the leadership roles. This 15 month, full time AICTE recognised course incorporates a 3-month field based training in a functional area.