HI,

The job opportunities and placements are very good in the field of MBA in sports management as in almost every where and in every field sports is compulsory and it is an important part of the life. So after having higher education in the field of physical fitness and sports , there are ample of opportunities available. We can even have our own personal professional experience in this field. The placement cell of the focuses on our soft skills, leadership qualities , communication skills and many other skills required for the best placement opportunities. A student can expect a great future ahead of themselves upon the completion of the course. The students can moreover start their own practice or work under some coach. It is indeed a very reputed course.

TNSU college had established a placement and recruitment cells for the students, every year the students got many jobs to offer from various colleges, Gymnasium, corporates and national sports college. The placement job offered by the college were above than average. Most of the students got placements in the top companies through the college campus. About 805 of the students got job by the college. Yes, the internships were also offered by the college for the betterment of the students.

Hope this helps.

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Dear Student,

Look, there is nothing in the world that can stop you from doing things you want. Weak eyesight has nothing to do with sport. Although, some sports like football do demand good vision, but weak eyesight or bad vision is not an obstacle to anyone's hobby, passion or career in sports.

You might have to work harder than others, play differently than others, but it is not impossible. The best sport will be what you choose or in which you are interested and good at. There are many examples of weak eyesight poeple achieving heights in sports.

Mansoor Ali Khan, the Nawab of Pataudi - At the age of 16, he lost his right eye in an accident but he didn't gave up and 5 years later at the age of 21, became the youngest captain ever of the Indian Cricket Team in 1962,  and holds the world record of youngest Test Cricket captain ever.

Many cricketers like Clive Lloyd (captain of the dominant West Indies team of the 1980s) wear glasses, which is extraordinary when you consider how difficult it is to hit a ball bowled at 90mph from twenty yards or far away, even with perfect vision were very successful players.

Happy Learning!