B.Des Fashion Design

The project work given in the BDes Fashion Design course can vary depending on the college and their curriculum, however, some common practical projects included in the programme are:

• Selecting fabrics, cutting patterns, and creating garments for a collection.
• Designing posters, brochures, pamphlets, and fashion illustrations digitally.
• Learning to style a look as per the theme or occasion.
• Developing a portfolio compiled with the best works. 

The basic difference between both is that BDes in Fashion Design is focused on the creative part, such as pattern making, draping style, dress construction, etc., whereas, the B Des in Fashion Communication is focused on the ways of communication like Photography, graphic design, marketing, promoting, etc. 

Here are some popular Fashion Design books every BDes student must read apart from their regular subjects:

• The little dictionary of fashion by Christian Dior.
• Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty.
• The fashion designer survival guide: start and run your own fashion business.
• In Vogue: An Illustrated History of the World's Most Famous Fashion Magazine.
• A practical guide to sustainable fashion by Alison Gwilt.
• The end of fashion by Teri Agins.

The application fee for every BDes Fashion Design vary depending on their course fee, college rating, etc. For instance, the FDDI Noida application fee is INR 600 for the Gen/OBC (Non-Creamy)/GEN-EWS categories and INR 300 for the SC/ST/PWD category. Similarly, the NIFT application fee is INR 3,000. 

You can check the official website of your desired college and check their registration or application fee including late fee and other details.

The BDes Fashion Design sessions usually begins from July, February, or April. However, The start date of new sessions completely depends on the colleges.

Yes, scholarships are offered in many BDes Fashion Design colleges in India, however, you'll need to fulfil the scholarship criteria. While some colleges provide scholarships based on Class 12 marks, some have criteria set based on reserved categories such as SC/ST/OBC or other backward classes.

Hi, a portfolio is not mandatory to be eligible for BDes in Fashion Design program. Since BDes is an undergraduate program, portfolios are mainly required for higher education and job interviews.
A portfolio contains your work samples, designs, work experience, achievements, etc. However, it is good to start maintaining it once you complete your Class 12, if you're interested in the Design field.

Concentrate on honing your creative abilities and comprehension of fashion principles in order to be ready for the BDes Fashion Design admission tests. Begin by going over design fundamentals again, experimenting with colour theory and fabric types, and drawing frequently. Learn about the latest fashion trends and business procedures. To grasp the format, practise with past years' test questions and sample papers as well. Participating in online classes or workshops can also yield insightful comments. Finally, since it frequently plays a key part in admissions, make sure you have a strong portfolio that highlights your best work.