Part Time

Hi Vanashri!
School of Media Activity Research and Technology does offer a 6-month part-time course in Radio Jockey. Radio City also has its centres in multiple cities so you can also contact Radio City School of Broadcasting to know if there is a centre in your city as well.

Full time MBA in JBIMS is 2 year course while part time course is for 3 years. The placement benefits are only for full time batch.
Thanks.

There are over 227 part-time MBA in Sales & Marketing colleges in India. Please refer to the link provided below for a detailed list of colleges which offer this course from various colleges in India. You should be able to navigate to a college of your choice using the filters on the web page.
Regards.
Link:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/colleges/part-time-mba-in-sales-marketing-colleges-india

Hi Ramkumar!
The diploma course in fashion design from FIDA Design School is a part time 1 year course. The minimum eligibility to apply for this course is to have completed your 10+2 from a recognized board of schooling. You can find all the details for the course on this webpage https://www.shiksha.com/design/fashion-design/course/diploma-in-fashion-design-fida-the-design-school-inifd-chennai-kilpauk-152613

Welcome to JD Institute! we have Fashion Styling for 6 months and it is twice a week only three hours a day.

See, there is no point in pursuing both the course simultaneously. It would be great if you pursue a single course with complete dedication and then opt for a bright future, instead of pursuing both and ending nowhere.

Hi Abhishek,
When you are applying to Germany for studies as an international student, you have to show funds of around Euro 8000 which is the expense of 1-year. The living expense includes accommodation, food, utility bills, commutation, etc. This amount is required in order to get the visa. On a per month basis, you will need around Euro850. How much you can earn more or save will depend on the salary you get which will depend on the job you are doing. Another advice will be that you compare the living expenses of the different places in Germany. Places like Munich and Cologne are expensive.