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What is Design?

Design is a career stream that candidates pursue at undergraduate (UG), postgraduate (PG), or doctorate (PhD) level to become designers. Design as a career is extremely popular among students having a creative flair. What makes design careers even better is that this stream is vast and offers ample opportunities to students with different talents, skills, and educational background.  

To pursue a design course, no subject is mandatory. This means that candidates from any educational background have the liberty to pursue their dream career if they have the required skills and aptitude.

Candidates can pursue UG, PG, and PhD design courses in a range of specialised fields such as fashion design, interior design, graphic design, web design, textile design, apparel design, jewellery design, industrial design, product design, furniture design, and the list continues.  

Popular Design Specialisations

Interior Design Graphic Design
Jewelry Design Product Design

Popular Design Entrance Exams

Admission in most of the popular design colleges in India is offered through an entrance exam. Broadly speaking, these design entrance exams shortlist aspirants for admission in the courses offered by them based on a candidate’ performance in the below-mentioned tests/ rounds:

  • Design aptitude test
  • Studio test/ group discussion (GD) round
  • Personal interview (PI)/ portfolio round

Popular design entrance exams that aspirants should consider giving are:

Popular Design Entrance Exams in India

CEED

NID Entrance Exam

NIFT Entrance Exam

UCEED

FDDI AIST

GD Goenka DAT

SEAT

Pearl Academy Entrance Exam

Check the complete list of Design Entrance Exams.

Design Eligibility Criteria

Basic eligibility criteria for design courses offered at UG and PG levels are mentioned below

UG Design Courses: Candidates can secure admission in a UG level design course if they have completed 10+2 from a recognised board with passing marks. Aspirants from any stream (Science/ Commerce/ Arts) are eligible to apply for admission in a UG design course.

PG Design Courses: To secure admission in a PG level design course, candidates should have completed graduation from a recognised college/ institute. It may be noted that for PG level admissions, most colleges prefer graduates with a bachelor’s degree in design stream only. However, aspirants from other streams are also sometimes eligible to apply for admission in a PG design course if they possess the required skill-set and aptitude.

Note: The eligibility criteria mentioned above might vary depending on the course and college opted for by the candidate.

Desired Design Skills

Design as a stream requires aspirants to have a creative flair along with an eye for detail. Design skills that candidates should possess for a successful career in the field include:

Creative and artistic taste

Knowledge of colours, shades, and tones

Good communication skills

Innovativeness

Good sketching skills

Visual imagination

Good observation

Goal-oriented

Knowledge of market requirements

Eye for detail

Design Courses

Candidates can pursue certificate, diploma, and degree design courses in the classroom, distance/ correspondence, and online modes. Candidates can pursue these courses at all - UG, PG, and PhD levels.

Given below are some of the popular design courses that are offered at UG and PG levels:

UG Design Courses

Bachelor of Design (BDes)

Bachelor of Arts (BA)

Bachelor of Science (BSc)

Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)

Bachelor of Visual Arts (BVA)

Bachelor of Vocational Education (BVoc)

Bachelor of Architecture (BArch)

Bachelor of Fashion Technology (BFTech)

PG Design Courses

Master of Design (MDes)

Master of Arts (MA)

Master of Science (MSc)

Master of Fine Arts (MFA)

Master of Architecture (MArch)

PG Diploma

Design Branches & Specialisations

There are a variety of design branches/ specialisations that candidates can choose to pursue their careers. Some of the popular design specialisations offered at colleges in India are:

Popular Design Branches/ Specialisations

Fashion Design

Interior Design

Graphic Design

Web Design

Product Design

User Experience Design

Textile Design

Knitwear Design

Fashion Technology

Fashion Communication

Fashion Management

Accessory Design

Design Subjects & Syllabus

Design curriculum for courses offered at UG and PG levels varies as per the specialisation and college selected by the candidates. However, given below is the syllabus that is usually taught in popular UG and PG courses offered at Design colleges across India:

Design Syllabus for UG Courses

Course Subjects
BDes (Fashion Design)
  • Fashion Illustration and Design
  • Fashion Studies
  • Elements of Textiles
  • Surface Development Techniques and History of Costumes
  • Colour Techniques
  • Visualisation and Drawing Techniques
  • Pattern Making and Sewing Techniques
  • Digital Designing
  • Fabric Processing and Surface Design
BDes (Leather Design)
  • Fashion Illustration
  • Pattern Making and Construction
  • Leather Processing
  • Surface Techniques
  • Field Studies
  • Computer Applications
  • Retailing and Design Projects in garments and small goods 
BDes (Accessory Design)
  • Elements of Design
  • Geometry, Visualisation and Representation techniques
  • Overview of Fashion
  • Material Studies
  • Computer Application
  • Field Study and Integrated Term Projects
  • History of Design
  • Photography
  • Technical Studies - Materials and process-1
  • Fabrication and Machining Skills
  • Design Methodology
  • DM - Prototyping & Documentation Professional Communication & Documentation Techniques Fashion Studies I
  • History of Fashion
  • Technical Studies -2
  • Computer Application (Auto CAD)
  • Product Graphics
  • Human Factors and Ergonomics
  • Fashion Studies - II Trends and Forecast
  • Technical Studies III - Technical Science
  • Cluster initiative and Documentation
  • Hardware Design & Product detailing
  • Technical Studies  - Production process & planning Range Design -  Prototyping
  • Computers VI - 3DS MAX / MAYA
  • Intellectual Property Rights
  • Design Management (Common Elective)
  • Retail Product & Environment
  • Prototyping & Documenting
BDes (Textile Design)
  • Dyeing
  • Printing & Finishing
  • Quality Analysis & Assurance
  • CAD & Weave Design
  • Print Design and Marketing & Merchandising
BDes (Knitwear Design)
  • Fashion Art & Illustration
  • Basic Weaving & Hand Knitting
  • Textile Science
  • Processing & Knitting Technology
  • Traditional Textiles
  • Pattern Making & Construction
  • Surface Techniques
  • Fashion Art & Illustration
  • Pattern Making
  • Draping & Construction
  • Product Realisation
  • Merchandising & Marketing
  • Advanced Knitting Technology
BDes (Fashion Communication)
  • Fashion Studies
  • History and Philosophy of Design
  • Communication Concepts & Processes
  • Writing Skills
  • Consumer Behavior in Fashion
  • Computer Application
  • Graphic Design
  • Visual Merchandising
  • Photography
  • Design Methodology
BFTech (Apparel Production)
  • History of costumes
  • Fundamentals of Fashion Design
  • Principles and Elements of Design
  • Fashion Communication
  • Fundamentals of Textiles Fibers and Yarns
  • Introduction to Patternmaking and Stitching
  • Fashion Illustration
  • Pattern making through Drafting  and Flat Pattern Technique
  • Fabric formation and processing
  • Fashion Merchandising
  • Graphic Design
Diploma in Fashion Designing
  • Illustration & Textile Knowledge
  • Drafting & Pattern Construction
  • Garment Manufacturing
  • Quality Control
  • Draping & Merchandising
  • Computer-Aided Design & Manufacturing
Diploma in Apparel Merchandising
  • Introduction to Textiles
  • Apparel Manufacturing
  • Garment Merchandising & Quality Control
  • Costing, documentation & Shipping Procedures
  • Fabric production and Garment Making- Practical
  • Garment Merchandising & MIS- Practical
BSc in Fashion Design
  • Basics of Design and Illustration
  • Traditional Textiles
  • Garment Construction
  • Textile Science
  • Fabric Construction
  • Basics of Computer Skills-
  • History of Indian Costumes
  • Introduction to Dyeing and Printing
  • Concept of Fashion
  • Marketing and Merchandising
  • Apparel Manufacturing Technology
  • History of World Costumes
BA (Hons) Fashion Design
  • Basics of Drawing Skills
  • Perspective/Technical Skills
  • Analytical Visual Skills
  • Material Understanding
  • Understanding Design Elements and Principles
  • History of Art and Design
  • Relevance of Design in Contemporary Situations
  • Creative Writing Skills
  • CAD/ CAM
  • Introduction to the Fashion Design Process
  • Understanding Basic Pattern Making/Draping and Construction Techniques
  • Fashion Illustration and Technical Drawing
  • Contextualising Fashion through the Ages
  • Final Design Portfolio
  • Advanced Pattern Making/Draping and Construction Techniques
  • Fashion Illustration and Technical Drawing through CAD
  • Understanding and Experiencing the Indigenous Craft Industry
  • Final Design Portfolio
BA (Hons) Product Design
  • Lighting and luminary design
  • Interior accessories & objects d’art
  • Kitchenware
  • Bath ware
  • Products for hospitality industry
  • Eco-friendly and sustainable product design
BA (Hons) Jewellery Design
  • Fundamentals of Jewellery design and Gemology
  • History of Jewellery
  • Indian & International Jewellery markets
  • Diamond grading & sorting
  • Manufacturing process
  • Marketing, Advertisement & Brand building
BA (Hons) Communication Design
  • Basics of Drawing Skills
  • Perspective/Technical Skills
  • Analytical Visual Skills
  • Material Understanding
  • Understanding Design Elements and Principles
  • History of Art and Design
  • Relevance of Design in Contemporary Situations
  • Creative Writing Skills
  • CAD/ CAM
  • Fundamentals of Graphic Design
  • Illustrations / Topography
  • Visual Communication Design – Principles and Practice
  • Digital Media Design
  • Print and Publication Design
  • Photography and Video
  • Story Telling
  • Audio-Visual Media
  • Market Relevance for Media
  • Design for interaction
  • Advertising Marketing and Band Management
  • Design Research Method
  • Professional Design Practice
  • Personal Studio Project 1
BA (Hons) Fashion Styling & Image Design
  • Visual Studies
  • Design Concepts
  • Cultural Studies
  • Material Exploration
  • Communication Skills
  • Computer Skills
  • Fundamentals of Styling
  • Research Tools and Techniques
  • Makeup and Hair Styling
  • Visualization and Communication Techniques
  • Phenomena of Image and Identity
  • Fashion Marketing and Brands Promotion
  • Spatial Styling
  • Fashion Styling, Image & Identity in Media and Communication
  • Department Workship1: Personal Styling
  • Department Workship1: Fashion Editorial & Styling
Bachelors in Textile Design
  • Elements of Design
  • Geometry
  • Visualisation Representation
  • Overview of Fashion
  • Material Studies
  • Computer Application
  • Field Study
  • Integrated Term Project
  • Design Methodology
  • Fashion Studies
  • Surface Techniques
  • Textile Science
  • Introduction to Weaving Skills & Knitting Skills
  • Appreciation of Traditional Textiles
  • Computer-Aided Design for Print
  • Digital Imaging & Editing Techniques
  • Textile Design Development Project
  • Dyeing
  • Printing and Finishing
  • Quality Analysis & Assurance
  • CAD and Weave Design
  • Print Design
  • Styling for Apparel & Home Furnishings
  • Woven Design Project
  • Dobby & Jacquard Design
  • Marketing & Merchandising

Design Syllabus for PG Courses

Course Subjects
MDes
  • Basic of Design
  • Visual Design- Principles & Applications
  • Ergonomics
  • Design Methods
  • Form Studies
  • Graphic Design
MA Fashion Design
  • Apparel Manufacturing Technology
  • Fashion Communication
  • Advanced Pattern Making
  • Design Illustration
  • Computer Designing
  • Knitwear Design Technology
  • Construction of Women’s Wear
  • Construction of Men’s Wear
MA Fashion Merchandising
  • Introduction to Fashion Merchandising
  • Retail Management
  • Fashion Analysis and Forecasting
  • Marketing and Promotion Strategies
  • Visual Merchandising
  • Economics
  • Financial Accounting
  • Fashion Market Research
MA Fashion Retail
  • Introduction to the Fashion Industry
  • Fabric Knowledge for Merchandisers
  • Retail Management
  • Principles of Fashion Marketing & Merchandising
  • Computer Applications in Fashion & retail Industry
  • Principles and Practices of Management
  • Elements of Design & history of Fashion
  • Introduction to Garment Manufacturing
MFTech
  • Apparel Manufacturing Technology
  • Fashion Communication
  • Advanced Pattern Making
  • Construction of Women’s Wear
  • Design Illustration
  • Computer Designing
  • Retail Marketing & Merchandising
  • Knitwear Design Technology
  • Construction of Men’s Wear
MSc Costume Design and Fashion
  • Research Methodology and Statistics
  • Costumes and Textiles of the World
  • Indian Textile Industry
  • Fashion Illustrations
  • Draping for Fashion Design
  • Fashion Merchandising
  • Apparel Quality Standard and Implementation
  • Designs with Prints
  • CAD in Fashion Designing
  • Advanced Garment Construction
  • International Trade and Documentation
  • Technical Textiles
  • Textile Testing
  • CAD in Pattern Making
  • Ornaments and Accessories
MSc Fabric and Apparel Designing
  • Statistics
  • Research Methods and Computer Applications
  • Advanced Fabric Science
  • Historic Costume
  • World Textiles: Techniques and Master Pieces
  • Fashion Marketing
  • Apparel Production
  • Pattern Making
  • Fashion Illustration
  • Textile Design Development
  • Quality Assurance in Textiles and Apparels
  • Dyeing, Printing and Colour Measurement
  • Textile Finishing and Evaluation
MSc Fashion Designing
  • Apparel Manufacturing Technology
  • Fashion Communication
  • Advanced Pattern Making
  • Construction of Women’s Wear
  • Design Illustration
  • Computer Designing
  • Retail Marketing and Merchandising
  • Knitwear Design Technology
  • Advanced Pattern Making
  • Construction of Men’s Wear
Master of Fashion Management (MFM)
  • Basic Product and Manufacturing related subjects like design, fabric, patterns and the likes
  • Principles of Fashion Marketing, Merchandising and Management
  • Economic Analysis and Statistics
  • Information Technology
  • Marketing Research and Consumer Behaviour
  • Global Textiles and Apparel Product Market characteristics
  • Retail Management and Advanced Export Merchandising
  • Qualitative Techniques and Operations Research
  • Management Accounting
  • Marketing strategies and Brand Management
  • International Marketing
  • Fashion Forecasting and Product Development
  • International Marketing
  • Fashion Forecasting and Product Development
  • Financial Management and International Finance
  • Human Resource Management
  • Supply Chain Management and E-Business
  • Customer Relationship Management
  • Visual Merchandising
  • Intellectual Property Rights
MSc Fashion Technology
  • Apparel Manufacturing Technology
  • Fashion Communication
  • Advanced Pattern Making
  • Construction of Women’s Wear
  • Design Illustration
  • Computer Designing
  • Retail Marketing and Merchandising
  • Knitwear Design Technology
  • Construction of Men’s Wear
  • Research Methods
  • Statistics
  • Design Illustration (Kid’s Wear)
  • Pattern Making (Kid’s Wear)
  • Garment Construction (Kid’s Wear)
  • Computer-Aided Designing
  • Entrepreneurship Development
  • Quality Control and Standardisation
  • Textile Design Development
  • Pattern Making Through Draping

Top Design Careers & Companies

There are a variety of design careers available for candidates at UG and PG levels. However, career/ job opportunities for candidates depend on the design specialisation that they choose. Some of the popular design careers available for candidates include:

Design Careers

Descriptions

Fashion Design

After completing a course in Fashion Design candidates can become fashion designers, fashion marketers, quality control managers, fashion coordinators, etc.

Textile Design

After completing a course in Textile Design candidates can become textile designers, fabric resource managers, fabric analysers, embroidery designers, etc.

Accessory Design

After completing a course in Accessory Design candidates can become accessory designers, brand managers, precious and costume jewellery entrepreneurs, giftware entrepreneurs, etc.

Interior Design

After completing a course in Interior Design candidates can become interior designers, interior decorators, window/ display designers, etc.

Graphic Design

After completing a course in Graphic Design candidates can become graphic designers, web designers, interaction designers, communication designers, etc.

Web Design

After completing a course in Web Design candidates can become web designers, graphic designers, digital imaging specialists, interactive designers, etc.

Game Design

After completing a course in Game Design candidates can become 2D game designers, 3D game designers, 2D web & graphics designers, 3D web & graphics designers, game testers, etc. 

Furniture Design

After completing a course in Furniture Design candidates can become furniture designers, interior decorators, etc.

Industrial Design

After completing a course in Industrial Design candidates can become industrial designers, industrial design researchers, art directors, etc.

Product Design

After completing a course in Product Design candidates can become product designers, packaging designers, computer-aided design technicians, etc.

Footwear Design

After completing a course in Footwear Design candidates can become footwear designers, shoe designers, etc.

Automotive Design

After completing a course in Automotive Design candidates can become automotive designers, car designers, motorbike designers, etc.

Apparel Design

After completing a course in Apparel Design candidates can become apparel designers, fashion coordinators, quality control managers, fashion merchandisers, etc.

Knitwear Design

After completing a course in Knitwear Design candidates can become knitwear designers, merchandisers, textile designers, etc.

Exhibition Design

After completing a course in Exhibition Design candidates can become exhibition designers, stage designers, museum designers, etc.

Information Design

After completing a course in Information Design candidates can become information designers, graphic designers, data visualisers, etc.

Leather Design

After completing a course in Leather Design candidates can become leather designers, sample makers, pattern-making executives, brand managers, etc.

Toy Design

After completing a course inToy Design candidates can become toy designers, toy creators, toy engineers, etc.

Ceramic & Glass Design

After completing a course in Ceramic & Glass Designcandidates can become glass designers, ceramic and glass designers, interior decorators, etc.

Top Companies that Hire Design Graduates

Design graduates have a plethora of career opportunities before them. After completing their course aspirants can work with designers as well as corporates. Given below are some popular design companies that hire design graduates:

Raymonds Benetton
Arvind Garments ITC Ltd.
Levis Lifestyle
Madura Garments Modelama Exports
Omega Designs Orient Craft
Pantaloon Proline
Shahi Exports Span India
Spykar Swarovski India
Uni Style India Texport Overseas
Snapdeal Shoppers Stop
Pearl Global Mahajan Overseas
Kimaya Gokuldas Images
Indus League Clothing

FAQs on Design

Q. How do you define design?

A. Design is basically a plan or a specification that is used to construct an object or an activity that leads to making a prototype, product, or even a process flow. In other words, Design is anything that is used to ensure that an idea becomes more presentable and understandable to the consumers.

Q. What are the types of design courses?

A. Design as a stream includes many courses. Candidates can study design at the under-graduate as well as post-graduate level. Some popular specialisations/ branches in which students can take a design course are as mentioned below:

  • Fashion Design
  • Graphic Design
  • Interior Design
  • Web Design
  • User Experience Design
  • Knitwear Design
  • Product Design
  • Textile Design
  • Fashion Technology
  • Fashion Management
  • Fashion Communication
  • Accessory Design

Q. What is a design course?

A. A design course includes subjects/topics that are taught to students in order to introduce them to the fundamentals of design. Some design courses focus on teaching students the history of design and architectural trends whereas others, emphasise photography, drawing, and modelling.

Q. What is the purpose of design?

A. The purpose of design is to ensure that your message is conveyed in the best possible way to the audience/ viewers. Design is important in order to attract customers to your product/ website as well as convey your message quickly and easily.

Q. How can I secure admission in a design course?

A. Most renowned design colleges conduct an entrance exam in order to shortlist aspirants for admission in courses offered by them. Students can secure admission in a design course if they fulfill the eligibility criteria for the course in which they want to secure admission as well as clear the entrance exam conducted for design course admissions. Some popular design entrance exams are listed here.

Q. Which design course is best in India?

A. Candidates can pursue design courses at the UG as well as PG level in India. The most popular design course at the UG level is Bachelor of Design (BDes) and the most popular PG level course in this stream is Master of Design (MDes).

Q. Is NIFT better than Pearl Academy?

A. National Institute of Fashion Technology or NIFT is a government college whereas Pearl Academy is a private design college. Both the design schools offer in-depth course curriculum and industry exposure to candidates who want to make a career in the field of design.

Q. Is NIFT government or private?

A. NIFT is a government college that was established in 1986 under the aegis of the Ministry of Textiles, Government of India. Further, the official website informs, “NIFT Act 2006 published in the Gazette of India on 14th July 2006 confers Statutory Status on the Institute. The Act came into effect from 1st April 2007. The President of India is the 'Visitor' of the Institute under the Act”.

Q. What are the jobs available after studying design?

A. Aspirants are hired at a job profile that is closely related to the design specialisation or course that a candidate has pursued. After pursuing a design course aspirants can be hired at any of the below-mentioned job profiles:

  • Fashion Designer
  • Textile Designer
  • Accessory Designer
  • Interior Designer
  • Graphic Designer
  • Web Designer
  • Game Designer
  • Furniture Designer
  • Industrial Designer
  • Product Designer
  • Footwear Designer
  • Automotive Designer
  • Apparel Designer

Q. Who hires design graduates?

A. Design graduates are usually hired by renowned fashion designers. However, these days, corporates also hire design graduates. Some companies that hire design graduates are:

  • Raymonds          
  • Benetton
  • Arvind Garments
  • Levis
  • Lifestyle
  • Madura Garments
  • Modelama Exports
  • Pantaloons

Q. How can I get admission to a design course?

A. Most popular design colleges offer admission to aspirants in courses offered by them on the basis of their performance in an entrance exam. Some popular design entrance exams are NIFT Entrance Exam, Common Entrance Examination for Design (CEED), NID Entrance Exam (NID DAT), Undergraduate Common Entrance Examination for Design (UCEED)

Popular Design Colleges in India

Following are the most popular Design Colleges in India. Learn more about these Design colleges (Courses, Reviews, Answers & more) by downloading the Brochure.
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Popular Private Design Colleges in India

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Popular Design UG Courses in India

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UG Courses

Popular Design PG Courses in India

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PG Courses

Popular Design Specializations in India

Following are the most popular Design Specializations . You can explore the top Colleges offering these Specializations by clicking the links below.

Popular Specializations

Top Ranked Colleges by Location

Following are the top ranked colleges for Design based on rankings published by The Week, Business Today and National Institutional Ranking Framework (MHRD).

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Virat S

2021-02-24 09:21:12

I want to pursue UG fashion design programme, suggest best University amongst LPU, Amity University or CU?

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Ahana Sharma

Guide-Level 15

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My cousin sister is pursuing B. Design (Fashion) from LPU itself. She has discussed few points with me about her course:-Lovely Professional University is regarded as one of the Best Design colleges in India and Punjab, LPU School of Design offers its students cutting-edge labs and equipment to s...My cousin sister is pursuing B. Design (Fashion) from LPU itself. She has discussed few points with me about her course:-
Lovely Professional University is regarded as one of the Best Design colleges in India and Punjab, LPU School of Design offers its students cutting-edge labs and equipment to simulate the industry environment with practical exposure to fashion industry right from designing to merchandising. She said. Fashion designing is a branch having a lot of scope and in LPU, they give a lot of exposure to students, through guest lectures from industry top shots, various in campus and out campus fashion shows, and also they have their own store where the studentscreations are showcased and sold. The school provides a platform for students to experiment with creative designs, patterns, fabrics and colors. Live with fashion events, visits by renowned national and international fashion designers, innovation and creativity is fostered in the students at every step. They are encouraged to experiment with different materials to create conceptual wear and accessories. Also Students are exposed to fashion shows, craft fairs, industry internships and craft documentation. They get intensive exposure to practical work in Pattern making, Draping, Weaving, Printing, Dyeing, Garment Construction labs. Students are given various Live-projects during the course of the programme to create commercially viable designs. School of Design organized Face Painting and nail painting competition for students to showcase their creative talents. She has attended workshop on "Fashion styling" by Anuj Lalawani (Renowned Designer & Stylist) where students got training in different creative endeavors like body fit, make up, dressing and grooming. She went to educational tours to complement in-class learning. Students visit various monumental buildings and industries across India such as marble industries, tile industries, Thermax industry, Ashok Leyland, Tata Motors etc. She talked about placements, So, LPU provides a good platform for placements for all streams and programs. LPU has a separate dept which looks after placement opportunities. Apart from that, each school has its own placement coordinator who is responsible and actively works for not only calling companies to the campus, but also for preparing students for placements by giving them proper training.

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Neetu Singh

Guide-Level 15

Yesterday

Lovely Professional University is regarded as one of the Best Design colleges in India and Punjab, LPU School of Design offers its students cutting-edge labs and equipment to simulate the industry environment with practical exposure to fashion industry right from designing to merchandising. My co...Lovely Professional University is regarded as one of the Best Design colleges in India and Punjab, LPU School of Design offers its students cutting-edge labs and equipment to simulate the industry environment with practical exposure to fashion industry right from designing to merchandising. My cousin sister is pursuing Design (Fashion) from LPU itself. She has discussed few points with me about her course:-
She told me Study tours are an integral part of curriculum with visitation of architectural and prominent sites provides maximum exposure to learn technicalities of architecture. She said. Fashion designing is a branch having a lot of scope and in LPU, they give a lot of exposure to students, through guest lecturers from industry top shots, various in campus and out campus fashion shows, and also they have their own store where the students creations are showcased and sold. The school provides a platform for students to experiment with creative designs, patterns, fabrics and colours. Live with fashion events, visits by renowned national and international fashion designers, innovation and creativity is fostered in the students at every step. They are encouraged to experiment with different materials to create conceptual wear and accessories. Also Students are exposed to fashion shows, craft fairs, industry internships and craft documentation. They get intensive exposure to practical work in Pattern making, Draping, Weaving, Printing, Dyeing, Garment Construction labs. Students are given various Live-projects during the course of the programme to create commercially viable designs. She went to educational tours to complement in-class learning. Students visit various monumental buildings and industries across India such as marble industries, tile industries, Thermax industry, Ashok Leyland, Tata Motors etc. LPU students have been placed in well reputed national as well as international clothing brand like H & M, acquiring 14 Lacs + per annum pay package. Genesis, a premium brand under Reliance Retail selected 6 students at an average pay package of 4 lac Per annum. SatyaPaul selected 4 students @ the average package of 4 lac Per annum. Satya Paul is India's premier designer label with an International presence. Marks & Spencer one of the leading global brands selected 5 students of graduation and post graduation @ 4.5 Lacs p. a. during campus placement drive.

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Bhavana Rayarakula

2021-02-20 15:22:31

I am currently pursuing my B.Tech in CSE, but next I want to study fashion designing, can u suggest me what should I study next?

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Group Captain Vinayak Deodhar

Scholar-Level 18

2 days ago

Hello Bhavana, it's perfectly all right to switch track and follow your heart. I must congratulate you for continuing your graduation in engineering and not leaving it mud course. After graduating, you can definitely do some courses in fashion designing. I am sure the place where you belong to wi...Hello Bhavana, it's perfectly all right to switch track and follow your heart. I must congratulate you for continuing your graduation in engineering and not leaving it mud course. After graduating, you can definitely do some courses in fashion designing. I am sure the place where you belong to will definitely have colleges offering this branch of studies. But you will have to spend considerable time. Else if you know someone already in the industry then get attached and learn on the job. Best wishes to you.

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Deepreet Kalsi

2021-02-16 10:27:13

Where can I find a good Fashion Designing College in Ludhiana?

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swati lakhanpal

Beginner-Level 1

a week ago

PCTE is a very good option to pursue Fashion Designing course. It is affiliated to IKGPTU, Jalandhar. The large strength in the Fashion Design classes, involving International students as well, gives a good competition spirit and motivate every student to perform better. The college gives a lot o...PCTE is a very good option to pursue Fashion Designing course. It is affiliated to IKGPTU, Jalandhar. The large strength in the Fashion Design classes, involving International students as well, gives a good competition spirit and motivate every student to perform better. The college gives a lot of exposure to its students in form of a future entrepreneur and builds their skills to work with zero wastage and sustainability, which is the need of the hour. The large campus in the college is home to many co curricular activity to grow student's additional talents side by side.

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Sameeksha kapoor

2021-02-08 09:53:21

Fashion design courses at LPU is better or at Amity university?

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Neetu Singh

Guide-Level 15

a week ago

My cousin sister is pursuing Design (Fashion) from LPU itself. She has discussed few points with me about her course:-She told me Study tours are an integral part of curriculum with visitation of architectural and prominent sites provides maximum exposure to learn technicalities of architecture. ...My cousin sister is pursuing Design (Fashion) from LPU itself. She has discussed few points with me about her course:-
She told me Study tours are an integral part of curriculum with visitation of architectural and prominent sites provides maximum exposure to learn technicalities of architecture. She said. Fashion designing is a branch having a lot of scope and in LPU, they give a lot of exposure to students, through guest lecturers from industry top shots, various in campus and out campus fashion shows, and also they have their own store where the students creations are showcased and sold. The school provides a platform for students to experiment with creative designs, patterns, fabrics and colours. Live with fashion events, visits by renowned national and international fashion designers, innovation and creativity is fostered in the students at every step. They are encouraged to experiment with different materials to create conceptual wear and accessories. Also Students are exposed to fashion shows, craft fairs, industry internships and craft documentation. They get intensive exposure to practical work in Pattern making, Draping, Weaving, Printing, Dyeing, Garment Construction labs. Students are given various Live-projects during the course of the programme to create commercially viable designs. School of Design organized Face Painting and nail painting competition for students to showcase their creative talents. She has attended workshop on "Fashion styling" by Anuj Lalawani (Renowned Designer & Stylist) where students got training in different creative endeavors like body fit, make up, dressing and grooming. She went to educational tours to complement in-class learning. Students visit various monumental buildings and industries across India such as marble industries, tile industries, Thermax industry, Ashok Leyland, Tata Motors etc. She talked about placements, So, LPU provides a good platform for placements for all streams and programs. LPU has a separate dept which looks after placement opportunities. Apart from that, each school has its own placement coordinator who is responsible and actively works for not only calling companies to the campus, but also for preparing students for placements by giving them proper training. LPU students have been placed in well reputed national as well as international clothing brand like H & M, acquiring 14 Lacs + per annum pay package.

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Ahana Sharma

Guide-Level 15

2 weeks ago

Lovely Professional University is regarded as one of the Best Design colleges in India and Punjab, LPU School of Design offers its students cutting-edge labs and equipment to simulate the industry environment with practical exposure to fashion industry right from designing to merchandising. My co...Lovely Professional University is regarded as one of the Best Design colleges in India and Punjab, LPU School of Design offers its students cutting-edge labs and equipment to simulate the industry environment with practical exposure to fashion industry right from designing to merchandising. My cousin sister is pursuing B. Design (Fashion) from LPU itself. She has discussed few points with me about her course:-
She told me Study tours are an integral part of curriculum with visitation of architectural and prominent sites provides maximum exposure to learn technicalities of architecture. She said. Fashion designing is a branch having a lot of scope and in LPU, they give a lot of exposure to students, through guest lectures from industry top shots, various in campus and out campus fashion shows, and also they have their own store where the studentscreations are showcased and sold. The school provides a platform for students to experiment with creative designs, patterns, fabrics and colors. Live with fashion events, visits by renowned national and international fashion designers, innovation and creativity is fostered in the students at every step. They are encouraged to experiment with different materials to create conceptual wear and accessories. Also Students are exposed to fashion shows, craft fairs, industry internships and craft documentation. They get intensive exposure to practical work in Pattern making, Draping, Weaving, Printing, Dyeing, Garment Construction labs. Students are given various Live-projects during the course of the programme to create commercially viable designs. She went to educational tours to complement in-class learning. Students visit various monumental buildings and industries across India such as marble industries, tile industries, Thermax industry, Ashok Leyland, Tata Motors etc. LPU provides a good platform for placements for all streams and programs. LPU has a separate dept which looks after placement opportunities. Apart from that, each school has its own placement coordinator who is responsible and actively works for not only calling companies to the campus, but also for preparing students for placements by giving them proper training.

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Vidushee Srivastava

2021-02-12 22:28:15

What are the subjects to be taken in 11th-12th to pursue interior designing after completing 12th?

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Muskan Agrahari

Contributor-Level 7

a week ago

You can go for both, Bio and Math. But it will be best to take Maths because in interior designing Maths will help you more than Biology. Good luck.

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Sameeksha kapoor

2021-02-11 11:11:42

How is LPU for Fashion design (B. Design Fashion)?

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Neetu Singh

Guide-Level 15

a week ago

My cousin sister is pursuing Design (Fashion) from LPU itself. She has discussed few points with me about her course:-She told me Study tours are an integral part of curriculum with visitation of architectural and prominent sites provides maximum exposure to learn technicalities of architecture. ...My cousin sister is pursuing Design (Fashion) from LPU itself. She has discussed few points with me about her course:-
She told me Study tours are an integral part of curriculum with visitation of architectural and prominent sites provides maximum exposure to learn technicalities of architecture. She said. Fashion designing is a branch having a lot of scope and in LPU, they give a lot of exposure to students, through guest lecturers from industry top shots, various in campus and out campus fashion shows, and also they have their own store where the students creations are showcased and sold. The school provides a platform for students to experiment with creative designs, patterns, fabrics and colours. Live with fashion events, visits by renowned national and international fashion designers, innovation and creativity is fostered in the students at every step. They are encouraged to experiment with different materials to create conceptual wear and accessories. Also Students are exposed to fashion shows, craft fairs, industry internships and craft documentation. They get intensive exposure to practical work in Pattern making, Draping, Weaving, Printing, Dyeing, Garment Construction labs. Students are given various Live-projects during the course of the programme to create commercially viable designs. School of Design organized Face Painting and nail painting competition for students to showcase their creative talents. She has attended workshop on "Fashion styling" by Anuj Lalawani (Renowned Designer & Stylist) where students got training in different creative endeavors like body fit, make up, dressing and grooming. She went to educational tours to complement in-class learning. Students visit various monumental buildings and industries across India such as marble industries, tile industries, Thermax industry, Ashok Leyland, Tata Motors etc. LPU students have been placed in well reputed national as well as international clothing brand like H & M, acquiring 14 Lacs + per annum pay package. Genesis, a premium brand under Reliance Retail selected 6 students at an average pay package of 4 lac Per annum. SatyaPaul selected 4 students @ the average package of 4 lac Per annum. Satya Paul is India's premier designer label with an International presence. Marks & Spencer one of the leading global brand selected 5 students of graduation and post graduation @ 4.5 Lacs p. a. during campus placement drive.

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Ahana Sharma

Guide-Level 15

2 weeks ago

Dear Sameekskha, Lovely Professional University is regarded as one of the Best Design colleges in India and Punjab, LPU School of Design offers its students cutting-edge labs and equipment to simulate the industry environment with practical exposure to fashion industry right from designing to mer...Dear Sameekskha, Lovely Professional University is regarded as one of the Best Design colleges in India and Punjab, LPU School of Design offers its students cutting-edge labs and equipment to simulate the industry environment with practical exposure to fashion industry right from designing to merchandising. My cousin sister is pursuing Design (Fashion) from LPU itself. She has discussed few points with me about her course:-
She told me Study tours are an integral part of curriculum with visitation of architectural and prominent sites provides maximum exposure to learn technicalities of architecture. She said. Fashion designing is a branch having a lot of scope and in LPU, they give a lot of exposure to students, through guest lecturers from industry top shots, various in campus and out campus fashion shows, and also they have their own store where the students creations are showcased and sold. The school provides a platform for students to experiment with creative designs, patterns, fabrics and colours. Live with fashion events, visits by renowned national and international fashion designers, innovation and creativity is fostered in the students at every step. They are encouraged to experiment with different materials to create conceptual wear and accessories. Also Students are exposed to fashion shows, craft fairs, industry internships and craft documentation. They get intensive exposure to practical work in Pattern making, Draping, Weaving, Printing, Dyeing, Garment Construction labs. Students are given various Live-projects during the course of the programme to create commercially viable designs. School of Design organized Face Painting and nail painting competition for students to showcase their creative talents. She went to educational tours to complement in-class learning. Students visit various monumental buildings and industries across India such as marble industries, tile industries, Thermax industry, Ashok Leyland, Tata Motors etc. LPU provides a good platform for placements for all streams and programs. LPU has a separate dept which looks after placement opportunities. Apart from that, each school has its own placement coordinator who is responsible and actively works for not only calling companies to the campus, b
LPU students have been placed in well reputed national as well as international clothing brand like H & M, acquiring 14 Lacs + per annum pay package.

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