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Hi Mohit!
There are various levels of Forest Department Officers starting from Forester to Range Officer to Division Forest Officer to CCF to PCCF. One has to clear the IFS exam to be become a officer. The work can range from planning of management of forests like plantation, relocation of forest dwelling communities, development work to be undertaken, coupe cutting, managing human-wildlife conflict etc You have to be a graduate to sit in these exam.
To be in IIFM you need to crack the CAT exam. One does not become an IFS officer by passing from this institute. Our work is varied but mostly we are into management of environment, conservation and wildlife and development management.

Hi Veena,
As you have completed your MBA you can join any HR firm to get experience, however if you still want to pursue some short term courses you can check AIMA website which provide the below courses:
Industrial Relation and Labour Law
Wages & Salary Administration
International HRM
Organizational Change & Development
Apart from this, you can explore these interactive distance learning courses:
1) XLRI for an MBA for working professionals in association with Reliance World Virtual classrooms (relianceworld.in/xlri_08.htm) or (relianceworld.in /virtual_classroom.htm).
2) NIIT Imperia offers executive management programs in association with IIM Calcutta, Lucknow and Indore. See (niitimperia.com/programs/ overview.html). The Program will be conducted twice a week through classes held at NIIT Imperia Centre for Advanced Learning.
3) HughesNet Global Education for management programs for working professionals in association with institutes like IIMC, IIMK, XLRI, IIFT, MICA etc. The sessions will be delivered on HughesNet Global Education interactive learning platform. Explore (hnge.in /others/domestic_register.htm).
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Wish You Luck!

Hi Shubham! First thing first, IIFM is not a college, It's an institution and there is a difference.It is unclear from your incomplete question about what exactly do you want to know. However, let me answer the first part of your question.
You can benefit from the college only if you are interested in what the program has to offer. If you want to earn lots of money and get rich quickly, this is definitely not the institution. But if you want to contribute to the society in the development and environment sphere, this is one of the best institutes in India. I love my institute and have no regrets about my choice. I had got 97 percentile in CAT and had offers from 6 IIMS, IRMA, TISS etc but because of my interest in climate change i joined this institute. If you do not have that kind of passion, you will only waste your time, energy and money here.