What specializations do Institute of Apparel Management offer in their courses?

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    Atul Mishra

    a year ago
    Institute of Apparel Management is a good institution for Certificate, UG Diploma, B.Voc courses, and these programs are delivered by highly experienced faculty. Major specialisation at Institute of Apparel Management are Retail, Visual Merchandising, Fashion Design.

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