Import & Export Management
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Dhiraj Jaiswal
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Hello, FTDC (Foreign Trade Development Centre) provides a Diploma in Import and Export Management designed to impart practical knowledge and skills necessary for professionals and entrepreneurs to excel in international trade. The programme typically includes the following:Key Features:Duration: Typically ranges from 6 months to 1 year (varies by institution).Eligibility: Open to students, professionals, and entrepreneurs with a basic understanding of business or commerce.Mode: Online/Offline learning options.For more details please visit the official website.Thank you
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Atul Mishra
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Indian Institute of Export and Import Management (IIEIM) offers Diploma and Certificate courses including 2 PG courses. These programs are offerred in Part Time mode. Indian Institute of Export and Import Management (IIEIM) has specializations such as MBA/PGDM specializations in Sales & Marketing, International Business, Certificate specializations in International Business.
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Adnan adil
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If both countries stop doing business, it would likely have a significant impact on both countries' economies. It could lead to the shortage and higher prices for goods in both countries as well as job losses in industries.
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Pappu Kumar Mahato
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It is totally depends upon you what activities you are doing if you can do go through it.
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Vinty Tanwar
Guide-Level 14
Business in Import & Export management will fall under international business. It is an easy way for entering the global market. Whereas International Business covers the bigger picture. Both the options are great and interrelated too. It is all about what you aim from your career ahead. You may start with import-export management and gradually move to the international business. But if you want to study, then go for international business as it will cover everything for you including import-export management.
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pradeep kumarSr. Section Engr(Design)
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This Programme aims at upgrading the knowledge of working executives of export enterprises, service agencies and institutions like banks, insurance, chambers of commerce and enhance their operational competence. Course coverage includes International Marketing Management, Foreign Trade Policy and Customs Procedures, International Trade Logistics, International Trade Operations & Export Import Documentation, Global Business Environment and International Trade Finance & Foreign Exchange Management. The eligibility criteria and related details are given below.
Eligibility : Bachelors Degree from any recognized Indian or Foreign Un
Eligibility : Bachelors Degree from any recognized Indian or Foreign Un
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