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HI,Courses on event management are the talk of the town nowadays because of the element of glitz, glamour, flamboyance and style associated with important social and corporate events like marriages, birthday parties, company conferences, seminars, workshops, product launches and a host of other activities. With the fashion and film industry evolving, engulfing and dominating our lifestyle like never before, there is a surge of fashion & celebrity shows, film awards, celebrity promotions, road shows and more. The inevitable result is the demand for trained event management professionals who can orchestrate and synchronize functioning of such events. The turnover of this industry has been estimated to be Rs.1500 crores and above.
Eligibility:A candidate opting for a diploma course in event management is required to pass the Higher Secondary or 10 + 2 course in any discipline. However, for a post graduate diploma in event management a bachelor's degree in any stream is a must. Students may also pursue their post graduate degree from a reputed institute abroad.
Benefits:An event manager requires a dash of leadership qualities, public relationship skills, marketing and business acumen, budgeting skills, risk management skills, and an

Hi G.Siva,
With the mentioned percentage there a few options that you can opt for, these are UPSC (for Civil Services like IAS/ IPS/ CDS etc), Bank PO Exams, IES etc. M.tech is also another option but if you plan to write GATE, the most competitive and in demand entrances for PG in Engg. aspirants the minimum percentage required is 60%, however, you may try for the other institute specific entrance exams on the basis of your eligibility.
But first it is important to know as to what you plan to pursue on the basis of which one can provide you with related information.
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hi vanesh,welcome to https://shiksha.com and ur asking about the diff between mba it and mca right? k then MBA IN IT deals with it part and related to management part because in every specialization in mba the management part will be a part of subject where as MCA deals with the computer applications it is purely based computers all computer related subjects are involved here u want to be a good software professional u better join MCA or u want to go marketing side related to computers means u do MBA-it but my sujjestion is u are the bachground of bca means bachlors in computer applications y dont u go for mca? it is the advance for bca after ur studies thier is a scope to get a job on mca and it is easy to study because already you are related to computers in bca otherwise in MBA means total part is different and ur bca is not used in MBA u just think about and make aright step because it is ur post graduation course all the best.