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Subodh Dutta

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You can pursue a Diploma or a certificate while pursuing a Bachelor of textiles. Textile design forms the core of the entire business of fashion. Rapidly expanding activities in the domestic and export sectors of the apparel and home fashion industry demands professional inputs in design and development of fibers and textiles. Textile design is presently the strategic value-adding activity that can make all the difference in transforming fashion business into an economically viable and profitable proposition.
The job prospects you can have after completing a degree and short-term courses are jobs in textile mills and export houses, with
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Subodh Dutta

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There is no need to pursue a parallel course along with a Bachelor of product design. Studying product design gives you the broad theoretical knowledge and practical skillset you'll need to use production methods and materials creatively.
You can find employment in both the private and public sector. Private sector work could include manufactured products for the domestic and industrial market. Working in the public sector may involve designing interactive facilities, such as public information points and equipment used by services such as the police, fire, and ambulance.
Employers include:
- industrial and domestic product manufacturers
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jigyasa arya

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Hi,
If you are already doing a Diploma course in civil then I would suggest you to do Bachelors in civil only. That will enhance your knowledge about the civil field and can help you better in future. Try to get in through AIEEE.
All the best.

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Mehak Khorana

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In India product designing programs may provide a variety of learning methods in their course curriculum. While many emphasize traditional lectures, seminars and workshops, some programs also offer hands-on lab courses that allow students to create real designs to market.
Distance learning courses have due dates that must be met, there is a fabulous deal of compliance as to when you can carry out assignments when studying at a distance. With the online option, you could exit the discussion group as required to return to work and then join after work if needed. Degrees in industrial design are rarely available entirely through online st
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Mehak Khorana

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In Multimedia Distance Education correspondence course in India, Bachelor in Multimedia is a 3-year course related to animation, design, media, information & communication and creative arts. A Bachelor of Design (B.Des. or B.Design) degree is usually an undergraduate academic degree awarded for a course or major that generally lasts three or four years. This program integrates courses in visual arts and design, information sciences and technology, communications, and General Education electives. You'll create projects using leading multimedia applications and programming languages in this dynamic, project-based curriculum. You'll also
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rahul r

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Acharya School of Design, Hessarghatta Road, Bangalore
UG Degree | Full Time | Duration - 4 years
English Medium
Affiliated to Bangalore University
Download their brochure for details like fee structures, admissions, eligibility etc.
https://www.shiksha.com/design/interior-design/course/bachelor-of-interior-and-spatial-design-acharya-school-of-design-group-of-acharya-institutes-hessarghatta-road-bangalore-277379

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garima yadav

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After completing your graduation, you can get job in ministry of textiles at various position. They give opportunities time to time to hire eligible candidates. You can apply in Handloom department. You can become a faculty on contract basis in college which comes under ministry of textiles. Like NIFT. You can always take part in craft clusters organized by ministry of textiles to save crafts of India in different states.

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