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and capabilities required by industry, and our executive
education programme — the Bloomberg Market Ana-
lyst — integrates Bloomberg data, news and analytics,
which introduces students to real-time financial markets.
Moreover, we have developed strong industry connect
to enable students to develop contemporary skills and
capabilities” — r. M . A . K h a n (centre), Director, L
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D a l m ia I n s titu te of M a n g e m e n t S tu die s & R e -
s e a rc h , M u m b a i

Professional Education
Institutions providing globally benchmarked professional
study programmes such as events management, fashion
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M on oj it R a y , principal, a rra c k p ore R a s tra g u ru design and mass communication among others.
S u re n dra n a th C ol l e g e (estb.1953), which has an enrol-
ment of 6,000 students and 150 faculty Rank
India State
Best Skill Development & Education
Higher education institutions providing new-age career- 1 1 Nest Academy of Event Management & Development (NAEMD),

Mumbai
oriented skills development and education programmes.
1 1 Mumbai School of Cinematic & Performing Arts (MSCPA)
Rank 2 2 Whistling Woods International, Mumbai
3 1 Pearl Academy, Bengaluru
India State 4 1 The Heritage Academy — Department of Media

Science, Kolkata
1 1 Shri Vishwakarma Skill University, Palwal 5 2 Brindavan College of Engineering, Bengaluru
1 1 LivGlobal Institute of Travel & Tourism (LivGlobal), Mumbai
2 2 Nest Academy of Modeling & Grooming (NAMG), Mumbai
2 2 NL Dalmia Institute of Management Studies and
Research, Mumbai
3 3 University of Mumbai’s Garware Institute of Career Education
and Development (UM-GICED)
4 1 Jaipuria Institute of Management, Indirapuram, Ghaziabad

We are honoured that our high-quality professional
degree programmes in cinema and the performing
“arts including film production, direction, cinema-
tography, sound, VFX and animation have been ac-
knowledged. Our study programmes are distinguished by
contemporary curriculums, experiential pedagogies, and
high-level industry engagement with students mentored
by experienced industry professionals. To ensure that our
graduates are job-ready, round-the-year industry visits
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In NLDIMSR, our primary objective is to equip and internships are built into our curriculums” — o-
students with the skills and practical knowledge g e s h S om a n (centre), director, University of Mumbai’s
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“needed to succeed in the corporate world. Our Academy of Theatre Arts & e e ra j K oth a ri (inset),
full-time postgrad programmes include several value- director, M u m b a i S c h ool of C in e m a tic & P e rf orm -
added certificate courses designed to develop skills in g A rts

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