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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its

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Graduates in fashion design and management can work with apparel manufacturers, designers, haute couture, wholesalers, leather companies, boutiques, jewelry houses, importers and many of the major and independent retailers. People who love to be associated with glamour can get into fashion show related careers, like fashion photography, costume designers etc. Placement may be in fashion manufacturing, distribution, retailing or any related marketing area.
Many good institutes are there in India like NDIM in Delhi and Ahmedabad. Students do get good opportunities from these institutes.
Graduates are employed in positions leading to career
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NITHIN EEDUCATIONAL CONSULTANT

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ICFAI is very good in terms of education as well as placements.
Placements last year the package approximately went to an average of 6.9 lakhs.
95% of students who did MBA from ICFAI are getting good salary packages.
International placement in one batch is approximately 25% which indicates their strength in international tie-ups.
They are giving enough opportunities in India and abroad. The quality of education is also very good. Live case study based education help them develop industry knowledge and the students are getting easily adapted to the multinational and corporate mind set.
Frequently the college arranges industrial visits and to
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Bharatiya Vidya Bhavans SP Jain Institute of Management and Research is one of the finest institutes of Asia and has been ranked in amongst the top 25 institutes of the world where students want to pursue their management education. That in itself is a huge evidence that the students and the recruiters globally find the students globally employable and capable of working in challenging environments.
As far as placements is concerned the batch of 2017 notched a new high as the highest salary on campus jumped to Rs. 39.5 lakhs per annum and the average salary rose to Rs. 20.9 lakhs from Rs 19.3 lakhs last year. More than 90 percent of th
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GAURAV PRAJAPATI

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The placement for PGDM 2015-17 batch started on December 13, 2016 in XIME, Bangalore. As of now 218 out of a total 227 students are placed. (94%) with an average package of Rs.6.50 lakhs. Nearly 70 reputed companies have recruited students so far. Highest salary offered is Rs 11.27 lakhs.
Placement status of 2017:-
1. Percentage of students placed - 96%.
2. Highest CTC 11.27 lakhs per annum.
3. Average CTC 6.7 lakhs per annum.
4. Median CTC 6.5 lakhs per annum.
Placement status of 2016:-
1. Percentage of students placed - 100%.
2. Highest CTC 12 lakhs per annum.
3. Average CTC 6.55 lakhs per annum.
4. Median CTC 6.65 lakhs per annum.
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Nikhlesh Mathur

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It is a good idea. That will help you in your career. And this seems the right time after 7 years of work experience. Try to do Executive MBA through an IIM. It can also be done from MICA. Get to their site and put in your credentials. You will get a reply

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Nikhlesh Mathur

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If after Mathematics, you want to do MBA then I suggest your choose Finance or Banking & Finance as your specialization subject for MBA.

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Nikhlesh Mathur

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It will be a good idea provided you have good work experience behind you. If not then it is better to do MBA through regular mode of education.

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Nikhlesh Mathur

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I suggest that you first focus on completing your B.Com will flying colors. Then give yourself time to prepare for the competitive exams like CAT / MAT. Try to score high percentile so that you can get a reputed college for doing your 2 years MBA course.

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