Hi dear,

Hope you are doing well!

Now let's go through your question.

B.Voc curriculum is often mapped with job role descriptions as per National Skills Qualification Framework (NSQF).

Curriculum is highly industry and work integrated. Some facts about B. Voc are:

• B.Voc degree programmes are offered in over 200 colleges across the country
• This is a 3 year degree course after Higher Secondary or Intermediate/P.U college with multiple entry and exit points.
• Students completing the first year get a Diploma certificate, after second year they get the Advanced Diploma certificate and after completion of three years, the B.Voc Degree is awarded.

Specifically coming to the scope of 2 areas you asked Retail has a very large scope in India now. Retail is slowly but steadily moving into organized sector and a lot of new retail setups we can see across. Online retailing is also growing big way.

Information technology seems to be saturated. At present there is more skill available than actual demand. Automation is likely to further shrink the job growth prospects. However, considering that Engineering talent comes at a premium there is a shift in talent modelling for the IT industry which may actually benefit B.Voc guys.

Thank You & All the best!

Hello Varun !

B.voc retail management and IT is a 3yrs undergraduate course.

The major subjects in B.voc retail management and IT course are :-

1. Store management 

2. Advertising 

3. Customer service 

4. Sales management 

5. Logistics management 

6. HR management 

7. Finance 

8. Accounting 

All the best !

Hello,

RETAIL MANAGEMENT-- It is that part of management which deals with the aspects related to retail management and concepts and practices about functional areas of management. After retail management graduate, you can get an opportunity demand in restaurants, logistics, banks, warehouses, book shops, cafes, shopping malls, multiplexes, airlines, insurance, and advertising agencies.

SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT-- Supply Chain Management (SCM) is an approach for managing a network of manufacturing, supplier, distribution, assembly, and logistics facilities. If a company manufacture a product from parts purchased from suppliers and the finished product is further distributed among customers then a supply chain is formed.

All the best!

Both are good for building a career and have immense number of opportunities. Every corporate body needs both human resource manager and international business manager. But both their requirements are lesser than that of other branches like Finance or marketing. 

If you have an inclination towards any of these branches then you should go for it. But if you have no such preferences then go for HR because many indian companies or startups who don't have much foreign interactions don't require an IB personnel. 

Good luck 

Congrats....Yes, I hope, you will get fddi chennai.

All the best. 

Hey Jayu,

MBA in fashion management is post gradudate course of two years duvided into four semesters.The admission process is based on the performance in the entrance exams.The entrance exams include CAT,GMAT,MAT,XAT,etc.

MBA in retail management is a course of two years and the admssion process is based upon the results of the entrancxe exams which include CAT,MAT,GMAT and XAT.

Some of the best B-schools for the courses include:

• Symbiosis Institute of Management Studies,Pune
• Amity Business School,Noida
• KJ Somaiya Institute of Management Studies and Research,Mumbai
• Andhra University
• MIT World Peace University,Pune
• Indus Business Academy,Bangalore
• SRM Institute of Science and Technology,Chennai
• MIT Institute of Design,Pune
• National University,Jaipur
• IIFT,Bangalore
• Amity School of Fashion Technology,Noida
• IIFD,Chandigarh
• JD INstitute of Fashion Technology,Bangalore

Thank You.

Hello Simarjeet,

B.Voc Retail management course can be persued by any educational stream candidates. The course mainly concentrates on training students for providing customer satisfaction with the profit motive. The students from commerce, arts and science streams can opt for this course, therefore the entrance examination for this course will mainly concentrate on the general awareness, problem solving skills etc.. So make sure to concentrate on the general knowledge.

Good Luck! 

Hey Sapna,

I would like to tell you, if we go by the recent trends in the cut off for the course of retail management, you do have a chance to get admission but that can't be said with certainity. You can hope for the best, till the official declaration is made by the university. Hope this helps, thank you for asking question here at careers360.

Hello Sharef 

Retail Management courses are offered in India. I am providing a link that will redirect you to a page on this web set where you can find a list of all colleges that offer this course as well as their fees and ranking in India. This course may not be too famous but it is a growing field. 

https://bschool.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-retail-management-colleges-in-india

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