Event Planner

For 10th: Completion of 10th grade.
For 12th: Completion of 12th grade in any stream. A background in Arts, Commerce, or Humanities can be beneficial.
Training: A bachelor’s degree in Event Management, Hospitality Management, Public Relations, or related fields. Skills in organization, communication, and project management are advantageous.

No specific entrance tests for event planning roles. However, entrance exams for relevant undergraduate courses like BBA or BA in Event Management can be beneficial.
For postgraduate courses: CAT, MAT, XAT, or other relevant management entrance exams for MBA programs.

Bachelor’s Degree: BBA in Event Management, BA in Hospitality Management, Bachelor’s in Public Relations.
Professional Certifications: Certifications in Event Planning, Wedding Planning, Hospitality Management, or Meeting and Event Management.
Master’s Degree: MBA with specialization in Event Management, Master’s in Hospitality Management, Master’s in Public Relations.

Event Management Companies: Planning and executing a wide range of events, from corporate meetings to large-scale conferences and festivals.
Corporate Sector: Organizing corporate events, such as meetings, product launches, and team-building activities.
Wedding Planning Firms: Coordinating all aspects of weddings, including venue selection, vendor management, and day-of coordination.
Hotels and Resorts: Managing events hosted at hospitality venues, such as conferences, banquets, and private parties.
Non-Profit Organizations: Organizing fundraising events, charity galas, and awareness campaigns to support social causes.
Freelance Event Planning: Offering event planning services on a freelance basis, working with a variety of clients on diverse events.
Public Relations Firms: Planning and coordinating promotional events, press conferences, and media events to enhance brand visibility.
Government Organizations: Organizing public events, official ceremonies, and community programs.
Educational Institutions: Planning events such as graduations, conferences, workshops, and student activities.
Entertainment Industry: Managing concerts, theater productions, and other live entertainment events.