MBA/PGDM

Fashion designing is the art of the application of designs and aesthetics or natural beauty to clothing and accessories. Fashion designers are the professional who do fashion designing course and either work in some Fashion institutes, Export houses, private companies or with some brands. Some of the professionals go for their own ventures. Doing things as a hobby is different but when you are working as a professional you need expertise in the field. In any way you go, you need to market your self. Every where you go you are being marketed to, in one form or the other. Marketing is with you each second of your walking life. MBA is a must for any profession, so is for fashion designers. Now a days every one works with a company for some time and then they are interested in having their own businesses. This includes a lot of things to be handled on your own and with out proper knowledge it is not possible. MBA can save you here. How to set up accounts, so that come tax time you will not pull out your hair. This is the toughest part of the business. Most of the time people get puzzled about the idea of marketing as they think marketing means advertising. However advertising is only a part of marketing. There are a variety of features of marketing that help in building the business. You need to have a comprehensive awareness of the marketing to stand out in the business. An MBA degree facilitates you to get yourself publicized with different consumers and their actions, strategies and procedures of special promoting movements and conversing with the big clients. You become skilled. MBA degree programme includes
- International sales management
- Mass marketing communication
- International marketing and strategies
- Advertising strategies
- Consumer relation
- Pricing
- Marketing research
- Retailing
After doing MBA you will have to be in touch with different sectors of the firm like e- commerce, IT department, project management etc. The core courses in the MBA programme are designing to introduce students to the various areas of business such as accounting, finance, marketing, human resources, operation management etc.
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A student pursuing the Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) course will gain industry-oriented knowledge since it is industry-based with practical and applicable knowledge and skills. All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) recognizes many institutes like MATS Institute of Management and Entrepreneurship (MIME) that offers a PGDM with super specialisation in International Business. PGDM students are usually placed by campus recruitment. A specialisation in International Business prepares the student for the modern, globalized world in the business sphere; a guidance that is essential for a management professional today. With subjects like Negotiation Skills for International Business, Foreign Trade Management, and International Derivative Markets covered, students get a global view of business, thereby getting career opportunities in entrepreneurship, teaching, business consultant, researcher, and private sectors. https://www.mime.ac.in.

It depends on where you want to go, really. If you feel your quantitative skills are on the weaker side, avoid finance and operations at all costs. For somebody who isn't good at math, sitting a finance test is somewhat like facing Brett Lee on a green pitch. Unplayable. Marketing is pretty interesting. I'd consider marketing communications if I were you. Your B.A. English would come handy there, particularly if you have good writing and ideation abilities. HR is a great field too, particularly if you like dealing with people and have a tiny streak of empathy. Rural Management is a fast-growing discipline. The bottom line, you ask? Avoid finance and operations you think you'll have a hard time crunching the numbers. Hope this helps you.
All the best for your bright future!