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Career Options after MBA in Media Management
After completing your degree successfully in Media Management, you would be able to grab a respectable job title pertaining to these fields:
Media Strategist
Marketing Analyst
Media Manager
Media Planning Manager
TV Producer
A/V (Audio-Video) Editor
Digital Media Assistant
Corporate Communications Head
Digital Media Analyst
Channel Head
These job titles that will be offered to the Media Management professionals are dynamic in nature. It requires a comprehensive amalgamation of Knowledge, Skills and Ability (KSA) in the upcoming professionals. Thus, this course is designed to imbibe a refined mix of those skills which will surely provide you an edge above those who do not possess this degree. Hope this helps you. All the best for your bright future.

A professional course in mass communication opens doors for a career in films & TV, publishing, public relations, journalism, editing, direction, filmmaking, scriptwriting, production, etc. In nutshell, Mass Communication widens up the horizon of career options for a person. Depending upon personal interest and inclination a mass communication professional can choose a job. Attractive and high paying jobs as journalist, actor, director, editor, screenwriter, RJ, producer, VJ are available to the talented and trained individuals. As far as your interest you can join the travel blog in newspaper or magazine where you would get the chance to travel and write column on your journey or for the particular state or region. All the best.

Both institutes are entirely different from each other. NID is a premium design institute, offering B.Des and M.Des degree courses and NIFT is a premium fashion design and management institute, offering Diploma and Degree in B. Des, B.FTech M.Des M.FTech and MFM degree courses. Their courses are different from each other, except few like Textile design. NID courses are focused on particulars but NIFT courses cover broader study of any field. NID courses will lead you to a specific job, but NIFT can help you to choose multiple job options. NID has limited seats of 15 in most of their courses in 3 centers, but
NIFT is having minimum 30 seats in all of their courses in 15 centers (presently 15). Now last but the major difference is the fees, NIFT avg. Fees is 80-90 thousand Rupees per semester (for Indian resident), and
NID avg. Fees is double to NIFT per semester, varying center to center. So, "which institute is better" depends on what course you want to go for. If its fashion design then go for NIFT. If its product design go to NID. And if you are still not clear just go to their websites and see the courses and syllabus and you can also either call the institute for details or just visit it if possible. Visiting institutes before taking admission always helps to get a better idea of it.