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Master in Fashion Management from NIFT will be best for you. There is subject called Inter Disciplinary Minor in which you can take any designing department for your in depth knowledge for two years. The objective of the two year Master of Fashion Management (MFM) Programme (erstwhile AMM), started in 1987, is to develop leadership and managerial talents in the fields of management, marketing, merchandising and retailing, honed specifically for the requirements of the garment export, fashion and lifestyle and retail sectors. Students undergo in depth education in management, marketing, buying, merchandising (retail and export), retail operations, forecasting, international marketing, international trade practices and project formulation. They are exposed to creative merchandising/marketing, innovative fashion management practices, Information technology developments, directions of fashion trends and business practices through field visits and industry internships. Research, data analysis and decision-making skills are inculcated as part of curriculum. Entrepreneurship is inculcated both as part of curriculum and through various projects. The students are also associated with craft clusters because of which they become better marketers of both handloom and handicraft products, and understand the entrepreneurial challenges of the MSME sector, and the business solutions that are needed.

IAS is more prestigious and popular than IPS. However, IPS is not that far from IAS when it comes to prestige and popularity. IAS is focused more on the administrative part of the job, but the IPS is more on the application and how to keep the peace in the society. Of course, their work for the betterment of society will define who is better. Though both the exams are held by UPSC, but both of them are different in their function. The purpose of the IAS, IPS is serving the nation directly or indirectly. We cannot judge one field over the other. Both the fields has their own importance. From a comparison point of view, an IAS officer can sometimes restrain an IPS officer so IAS is more powerful because he exercises administrative policies like such as administration and management of a particular district or state and also head of the district. IPS mainly deals with Law and Order.

Dear Mac,
I might sound philosophical. However, I am of the view to seek admission into the college that suits my budget. As far as the college is concerned, the institutions have got their names because of the students who have proved to be a milestone for others. Managerial capabilities are already there in a person. It is only you rediscover them by your experience. The institutions provide you the material in writing and give you a practical exposure. However, the most practical exposure and skillset you develop is in your job as you face the real challenges. If you are determined enough, than you yourself are an institution for others. Marks on black and white is just a formality of completion of a course. Moreover, the institutions design their course to make the students industry ready. So just go for what suits your budget. However, the final call is always yours. God bless you.

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