Can I get into Diploma in Event Management after 10th?

38 Views|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Neha Yadav
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Sunny Gupta
7 years ago
Sorry Dear, If you want to pursue diploma, then atleast you must have passed 12th standard. I think then only you can do a professional course and understand the fundamentals of course. Even if you do the course after 10th, then I don't think so industry will consider your course as your eligibil

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Konatham Abhishek
6 years ago
Hello Neha After class 10th, but I would suggest you something better. I feel that you want to be into the field of event management only, right? So, if it's your final choice, then why don't you make it much better? I don't think that admission after class 10th is a good idea. I would suggest you

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Mrinalani Teotia
7 years ago
Hi Neha, Yes, you can pursue event management Diploma after class 10th, but I would suggest you something better. I feel that you want to be into the field of event management only, right? So, if it's your final choice, then why don't you make it much better? I don't think that admission after class

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