BBA Scope

Event management as a Nature of business is practical however you will require lot of soft skills and knowledge to handle client briefs and working around it. That understanding will develop from BBA or an MBA in marketing and operations. I would also like to highlight here that whatever questions I have answered so far ask about relevance of theory knowledge in event management. Yes it is very well required, It brings lot of confidence when you do practical.Most of people think that event management is arranging a star studded show or an awards night or a wedding it's not just that. It's much more what you see in not reality. It's a proper business where in if you lack information or business knowledge you won't be able to survive in long run.A successful event manager is a mix of a good business development manager, a good relationship manager, an intellectual with exposure to high end life style and street smart to pull a show, a great team manager, of course a very decent finance manager. Hence all the qualifications are important.There is a difference between an event manager and a florist, tent vendor, caterer or an artist's manager they can do small level events on their own but big events need a robust team of thinkers, ideators who can dream visualise bid picture, sell it and create it. Opt for a course started by Wizcraft mime it will help you in becoming one or do your MBA and join any no.1 event management company and find for foray.

You have an ocean of options to choose from. It all narrows down to your interest area. Filter the options as per your interest. To list a few:
You can learn any foreign languages (French, Japanese, Spanish, Chinese, etc.)
You can go for Fashion Designing, Interior Designing, Jewelry Designing or Architecture. You can do Masters in any of your Favorite subjects (Economics, humanities, psychology, English, Mathematics, etc.)
You can go for professional courses- CS CA CMA. CS is all about laws, sections, and articles. So, if you are good at memorizing the sections & article number, only then take up CS. Opt CA if you love accountancy. Go for CMA if you like Finance. You can prepare for government Jobs. You can study Journalism. You can work. It will help you validate if you made the right choice about your area of interest and how different is it from what you imagined. You'll be more prepared next time. You can go for certification courses like Digital Marketing or learn any tool which you feel might cater your interest. That's all I could come up with as of now.