Career is much larger and significant part of students lives today than it was ever. With so many job opportunities, courses, institutes, and similar platforms, its is incredibly difficult for a student to derive at the most suitable ones.
An adequate choice of career will not only offer an effective job opportunity but will also allow a student to embrace a respectful lifestyle.
Also the desired career path engages an individual making them more informed, confident and dedicated.
To choose MBA is like diving in an ocean, in which institutes are offering various courses with a wide scope. Due to cut throw competition, students are unaware of the methodological and logical approach required in this field. Employers also seek only those aspirants who can work beyond objective skills. It requires a perfect strategy and continuous practice for developing differentiative skills.
Virtual Career guidance webinar on 24th July’2020 at DGMC was conducted to help in making the students honest about the right assessment related to their own skills and practical market requirements.
To choose MBA is like diving in an ocean, in which institutes are offering various courses with a wide scope. Due to cut throw competition, students are unaware of the methodological and logical approach required in this field. Employers also seek only those aspirants who can work beyond objective skills. It requires a perfect strategy and continuous practice for developing differentiative skills.
Virtual Career guidance webinar on 24th July’2020 at DGMC was conducted to help in making the students honest about the right assessment related to their own skills and practical market requirements.
The speakers of the program, Dr. Amee Vora (Academician and Theatre Personality-Principal at DGMC), Dr. Ashish Kulkarni, (Chairman of FICCI for Animation), Mr.
Sandip Tarkas (Director- SongDew) and Mr. Ajay Kakar (CMO, Aditya Birla Capital) helped in developing personal and aptitude skills such as resilience and adaptivity so that
students become capable of facing competencies of media management world, as the media and communication sector is becoming more diverse and dynamic.
Dr Amee Vora emphasized on the fact of media being highly popular and so the experience is critical. One has to be motivated and persistent in applications. Mr Sandip Tarkas spoke on the lines of gaining work experience and building a portfolio of work, with Radio, Television, Newspaper of PR agencies. Mr Ajay Kakar stressed on the fact where media studies graduates enter careers in media, cultural and creative industries and work in areas of television, film and video, writing and publishing, PR and media practice.
Dr Ashish Kulkarni highlighted upon the fact on digital marketing encompassing even more roles and skills than marketing. He mentioned that it’s this flexible, versatile nature of business that makes it so fascinating. He also emphasized on the fact that most common uses of digital marketing applications and software include social media management, content marketing and community building.
The session ended with abundant information, which sparked new ideas and a newfound excitement amongst the students.
Dr Amee Vora emphasized on the fact of media being highly popular and so the experience is critical. One has to be motivated and persistent in applications. Mr Sandip Tarkas spoke on the lines of gaining work experience and building a portfolio of work, with Radio, Television, Newspaper of PR agencies. Mr Ajay Kakar stressed on the fact where media studies graduates enter careers in media, cultural and creative industries and work in areas of television, film and video, writing and publishing, PR and media practice.
Dr Ashish Kulkarni highlighted upon the fact on digital marketing encompassing even more roles and skills than marketing. He mentioned that it’s this flexible, versatile nature of business that makes it so fascinating. He also emphasized on the fact that most common uses of digital marketing applications and software include social media management, content marketing and community building.
The session ended with abundant information, which sparked new ideas and a newfound excitement amongst the students.
