It is a professional undergraduate degree. The course focuses on planning and executing events. Practical exposure is a core component.
Yes, creativity is very important. Event concepts require innovation. Execution skills are equally necessary.
Yes, students from all streams can apply. No specific subject background is required. Interest in events matters most.
Yes, practical training is mandatory. Live events and internships are included. Hands-on learning builds confidence.
Graduates work as event coordinators. Wedding and corporate planners are common roles. Freelancing is also popular.
Yes, companies hire freshers. Internships improve selection chances. Skills matter more than marks.
Yes, freelancing is very common. Many events are project-based. Reputation builds steady income.
Yes, wedding planning is a major sector. Demand is high in India. Experience improves earnings.
Government jobs are limited. Tourism and cultural bodies recruit. Competition is high.
Yes, tourism departments hire event staff. Cultural events require professionals. Selection is exam or interview based.
Permanent jobs are not common. Contract-based roles are more frequent. Experience improves chances.
Yes, it meets degree eligibility. SSC and state exams are possible. General preparation is required.
Freshers earn ₹3–5 LPA on average. Salary depends on city and company. Experience increases income.
Yes, international events offer opportunities. Experience is essential. Networking helps global entry.
MBA or marketing courses help growth. Management roles become accessible. Leadership skills improve.
No degree guarantees success. Skills and execution matter most. Consistency builds reputation.