TimesPro

To determine which institute is most suitable for a Certificate, among National Institute of Photography and TimesPro are compared based on programme specialisation and candidates' interests. The following brief comparison can be referred to by candidates to analyse which institute is better for pursuing a Certificate:

NOTE: The mentioned fee is taken from the official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to change and, hence, is indicative.

TimesPro Institute's direction costs vary based at the precise software and its length. For example, the Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) may cost among INR three.Five-8 lakhs, at the same time as Banking applications generally fall among INR 1.5-3 lakhs. Please be aware that costs are subject to change, so it is endorsed to touch the institute at once for the maximum modern and accurate facts.

The NSE (National Stock Exchange) course are very beneficial as the certificate of the course is quite valuable.The course at NSE provides the deep knowledge and detailed study of Stock market and Financial market with the technical and fundamental analysis.The certificate of NSE course can make your resume more valuable.

Whereas, Timespro is also good at its place in order to the courses they provide about financial markets and investment portfolio and Stock market studies, etc.

But, according to public review Timespro is less rated than NSE. Hence, we can say that NSE is better than Timespro by comparison.

Supportive work environment: TimesPro claims to foster a culture of collaboration, growth, and innovation.

Recognition and rewards: There seems to be an emphasis on recognizing and rewarding employee performance.

Growth opportunities: TimesPro positions itself as an organisation that invests in professional development.

TimesPro offers various courses with a range of costs depending on the programme chosen and its duration.

• IIM Calcutta Executive Programme in Business Management: INR 6,80,000.
• Banking course can cost around INR 85,000.