Mumbai: Distribution Association of India (RAI) and Mudra Institute of Communications, Ahmedabad (MICA), to wash their hands at the beginning of a professional program six months from Visual Merchandising and creative communication.

Visual Merchandising (VM) is the art of persuasion by the presentation of the goods at home and in perspective too. It makes the customers, creates desire and finally, to increase sales.

Distributors Association of India CEO Gibson G Veda Manitoba, said: “Unlike the western countries, where Visual Merchandising is a top priority in retailing, the Indian industry and the practice of understanding the concept of VM is inadequate. As the seasons change, collections of the goods change in a retail store in detail. If such changes, the cases brought before a change to its visual presentation, apelliert aesthetic faculties of consumers.

“This phenomenon of transforming a visual presentation / Representation of goods, accompanied by thematic instruments, it is still at a stage of the emergence of India. Business is therefore a program in Visual Merchandising and creative communication go a long way to go before we fill this gap. ”

MICA Profiles director Atul Tandan, added: “The course offers a program that combines economics and psychology of retail principles of technical skills. Participants learn through practical experience, as the conception and design of ‘rendering of an ad, as necessary instruments and accessories, and how they carry out the project to completion.

At graduation, each participant on a portfolio of drawings and photographs of projects, he or she designed and executed. Graduates are Entry-level positions in the purchase of houses, shops and specialty boutiques as visual merchandisers, window trim and independent artists.

This full-time program will start July 20 and students with a professional degree with a privileged experience of two years, would be eligible for this program professional.

Studying management courses at different levels is an option from the Indian Institute of Technology. Here is a look at what they have to offer.

The IITs have better infrastructure than other engineers and technical facilities in the country.

The Indian Institute of Technology (IITs) in New Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kanpur, Khargpur Roorkee and produce world-class engineers and technicians, who focus on the industry hold the two positions of India and abroad. However, establishments feel the need for skilled professionals with greater capabilities in managing economic reforms in 1991.

The result is that all major IITs have Master of Business Administration (MBA). The IITs also offer these doctoral (Ph.D.) in all functional areas of business such as finance, marketing, economics, human resources management and international affairs.

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It should be noted that a certain degree of IIT, regardless of whether a B. Tech. MBA, Ph.D., M. Tech. Mr Phil or Mr. To confer on the proprietor an “edge” in the labour market both inside and outside the country.

The institutions of national importance, given the IITs have the power to offer masters degrees and Ph.Ds, IITs over the sight Master’s degree holder in commerce, economics and psychology, with a first class and the University Grants Commission, Junior Research Fellowship for the Ph. D programme, it is as bad as the report of fitness for the MBA program is at stake.

Although the IITs charge a fee for the MBA program, there are number of scholarships for deserving students, and those who, during the series and various documents, that the case up to 10,000 gr. Lach 1.

These distinctions were, in all IITs. Broadly speaking, the screening of candidates will be on the basis of JMET, but the total weight assigned to joint operations management of the entry test (JMET) persons in the selection process is over 65 percent. The interview, the discussion group and conducting trainings 20 percent, 10 percent and 5 percent of the weighting. Final students are also eligible.

Entrance test

Some IITs admit that the engineers of the MBA / Master of Management. However, the IITs have pooled management of joint entrance test (JMET), screening for the MBA program.

It is a 150-minute test of 28 centres in the country, including Bangalore, Ernakulam, Hubli, Chennai, Coimbatore, Hyderabad, Madurai, Vijaywada, Mumbai, Pune, Ahmedabad, Nagpur, Delhi, Kharagpur, Kolkata, Ranchi, Patna, Rourkela, Chandigarh, Jalandhar, Kanpur, Allahabad, Bhopal, Jabalpur, Roorkee, Jaipur and Lucknow.

JMET The test takes place every year in December and candidates must register for the exam in September or October. Application forms can be attributed to IITs or commercial banks.

Candidates for the conclusion of an examination of professional qualification conclusion can also communicate. IITs have 15 percent reservation for the box and 7.5 per cent for Scheduled Tribes. Reservations for physically disabled people is consistent with the Government of India rules.