Short term

Since you are undergoing MBA in HR & Mkt it would be advisable for you to pursue courses in the said domains itself. Some of the IT courses that you could explore are:
1. SAP in HR of any other well-known HRMS automation software
2. MS Office skills in Excel & power point to sharpen your presentation making skills
3. Digital marketing / social media marketing.

Hi Vidya, You can restart your career in fashion merchandising. For this, you do not need to do another course. Even if you have not worked for some time. Or I would suggest you should do graphic designing instead of CAD. CAD is inclusive in Graphuc Design. This will help you further in your Career. I recommend you first find a job (you will get it) and then do an additional course to enhance your profile.

Yes, there are many short-term (6 months) fashion related courses available and offered by top and medium ranked fashion institutes. This short term courses help those who are already working in fashion industry or who want to start up their small scale business. But to get a decent job you need to have at least a fashion degree or a diploma course of minimum 1 year.

Many institutes in India provide short term Fashion Designing Courses. It is for beginners and also, for fashion professionals who further want to enhance fashion skills. All Major Fashion Institutes and IGNOU also offers short-term fashion courses. The IGNOU Certificate in Fashion Design programme aims at preparing students for employability in the Indian apparel industry.
New Delhi: Candidates who have qualified 10+2 (Senior Secondary) or Class 12 will be admitted in this course which has been designed for a minimum 6 months and maximum 2 years.

Dear Manish Sharma,
You can pursue Executive Diploma in Business Analytics from Loyola Institute of Business Administration (LIBA) along with TCS as an industry partner to offer this programme. Classes would be through class room, online sessions, lab work and a numerous applications and case discussions. The programme would be taught on Saturday and Sunday at LIBA campus, Chennai. Typically in a week end students would have to spend about five hours on Saturdays and three hours on Sundays. The classes will be held on Saturdays from 1.00 pm to 8.30 pm and Sundays from 9.00 am to 12.15 pm and 1.00 pm to 4.15 pm.

Go for acupressure, also you can do computer courses, in medical Science acupressure is good for you.

This would depend a lot on your interest areas. There are a whole lot of short term courses that one can pursue eg:
animation, graphic designing, software courses, creative writing, fitness instructor, yoga therapist, cookery, makeup artist, dress designing, painting, dancing, editing, acting, public speaking, personality development, foreign language, tally, bookkeeping, etc.

It is nice to know that you are very interested in your course and want to prepare for it beforehand. So, in my opinion I would suggest you to memorize and learn about all the different muscle groups of human body and furthermore you can do yoga and work on building your core body strength which is essentially required for your profession. Go to the gym, it will be beneficial for you. All the best.

You should have to develop your communication skills, expertise in domain of your field whatever your studying and team work. These things make you different from other and getting job.

You can do professional courses like CA or CMA. Apart from these, there are many software courses and certifications which are available. Courses like Six Sigma SAP- ERP, CRM, etc. Will add on to your management skills. These courses can be pursued from online learning portals like Coursera, EdX, etc.