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Kapil Lalwani

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Carefully scheduled based on your waitlist numbers, your chances of securing a seat in Welingkar's E-Business and Retail Management programs would be moderate or low. For E-Business, a waitlist number of 289 means that at least 289 students are ahead of you in that queue; historically, Welingkar has allowed students with waitlist numbers up until 150-200 for this program. The waitlist number of 184 for Retail Management is a ray of hope; in past years, Welingkar has also admitted students with waitlist numbers up until 250-300. But then again, admission is not a guarantee and movement on a waitlist can be unpredictable. 

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Hrushikesh Bobbili

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Ranking of universities and colleges are given based on many categories like infrastructure, building, food, faculty, placements and etc.into consideration.Different authorities have given ranking for School of Business Management at NIU in MBA Retail Management:IIRF Ranking : 81out of 160 universities in India NIRF Ranking  : 251-300 band among all universities.

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Hrushikesh Bobbili

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 To get into School of BusinessManagement NIU for MBA Retail Management you should have some educational qualifications.Score a min of 50%or above marks or CGPA in your current graduation course.Prepare for some entrance examinations like CAT, MAT, CUET, NSAT and score the required percentile. Improve your English speaking proficiency to have better communication skills.

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Guna

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The selection process for an MBA in Retail Management typically involves the following steps:Entrance Exam: Candidates must clear national or institute-level exams like CAT, MAT, XAT, CMAT, GMAT, or university-specific tests.Application Submission: Submit an application with academic details, entrance exam scores, and relevant documents like work experience certificates (if applicable).Shortlisting: Institutes shortlist candidates based on entrance exam performance, academic records, and sometimes work experience.Group Discussion (GD): Shortlisted candidates participate in a GD to assess communication skills, teamwork, and understandin
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Mohit Mishra

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MBA in Retail Management is offered by many top MBA institutes in India either in the form of specialisation or as an elective course in the second year of the degree program. Students pursuing an MBA Retail Management can work at various job profiles and enhance their career growth. MBA in Retail Management provides detailed knowledge to students about the retail industry, besides enhancing their entrepreneurship and leadership skills. MBA in Retail Management will offer a broader range of job opportunities in India and abroad, provided the candidate has the right attitude and skills for the service industry.

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Anya Vimal

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JIMS PGDM- Retail Management taps into India's wealth of cutting-edge retail expertise which helps meet the growing demands for professionals with the intellectual ability and practical skills to succeed in this fast-paced and global retail business environment. This programme aims to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the theoretical and applied aspects of concepts and equip students with the analytical, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills necessary for a management professional. The industry-based curriculum and innovative teaching practices of learning by doing helps candidates meet continuously growing
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Vishakha

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The subjects taught in the first semester of PGDM in Retail Management at Jaipuria Institute of Management Noida are meant to create the base of subjects for students. The subjects included in the first semester are as follows:Accounting for BusinessManagerial EconomicsStatistics for ManagementOrganisational BehaviourCritical Reading and Writing

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Pallavi

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Yes, Retail Management courses can be pursued online as well. There are a number of learning platforms that are offering these online courses. Interested candidates can see the table below to know these courses along with the course provider and fees.Course NameCourse ProviderFees (in INR)MBA in Retail ManagementOnline Manipal1.66 lakhRetail Management: Retail Technology and SecurityAlsionFREERetail ManagementUdemy-Retail Management: ICI DiplomaInternational Career Institute-

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Pallavi

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One of the global sectors with the highest growth is the retail sector. People are now switching to online shopping because of technology which has increased competition in this market. Some of the retail courses are:Degrees in Retail Name of Retail CourseDurationRetail Courses After 10+2Certificate programme in Retail managementRetail management diplomaBachelor of Science (BSc.) in Retail ManagementIntegrated MBA in Retail ManagementSix MonthsOne Year3 Years5 YearsRetail Courses After GraduationBBA in Retail ManagementB.Sc in Retail ManagementBSc (Hons) in Fashion ManagementBA in Fashion Management3 Years3 YearsRetail Courses Aft
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Pallavi

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MBA in Retail Management programme is tailored for individuals interested in the retail sector, including roles in store management, supply chain management, merchandising and marketing within retail organizations.On the other hand, MBA in Hospital Management is designed for individuals interested in healthcare management and administration. It covers areas like hospital operations, healthcare policy, healthcare finance and healthcare quality management.Candidates can check the table below to see the comparison between the two.ParticularsMBA in Retail ManagementMBA in Hospital ManagementName of CourseMBA in Retail ManagementMBA in Hosp
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