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Sindhura rajagopal

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I would recommend you to do 10+2. Then do your Bachelors in fashion designing. You can even do a Diploma in fashion designing immediately after 10th. For the Bachelors, 10+2 or Diploma is needed. Premium institutes conduct entrance exam, group discussion and personal interview rounds. Distance mode is also possible for fashion designing courses.

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Sindhura rajagopal

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If you want to study little harder and pass the PUC, then it is one of the good options. If you wish to not do that and want to take it from 10th qualification, then you may consider Diploma in varied options such as engineering, hotel, hospitality and travel - tourism management, fashion designing, interior designing, fine arts, beauty culture, animation to name a few.

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You may want to do a Diploma or a certificate course in travel and tourism. However, if you do 10+2, then you can choose to do Bachelors in travel and tourism and have better and brighter career prospects.

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You may want to do a Diploma or a certificate course in travel and tourism. However, if you do 10+2, then you can choose to do Bachelors in travel and tourism and have better and brighter career prospects.

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Sindhura rajagopal

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Certification courses or Diploma courses can be pursued in any field you desire and where your interests lie. Certificate courses in designing like interiors, fashion; beauty culture, hair dressing, Ayurveda; animations, hotel, hospitality and travel and tourism industry; web designing; library and bookkeeping; photography are couple of good options.

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Sindhura rajagopal

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It depends on which course you want to take up. Example, for sciences, National College, Kumarans College, Vijaya College, MS College, Jyoti Nivas College are some top ones. For Commerce, Jain University, Christ University, St Joseph's College are some top colleges I can think of.

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Sindhura rajagopal

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You may want to do a Diploma or a certificate course, if it is immediately after class 10th. After 10+2, you can do Bachelor's degree. Various options are hotel, hospitality, travel and tourism, food and catering, food and beverages etc.

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Sindhura rajagopal

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Talk to people who are into different streams and research different options online to get a personal picture too. This will help you to zero in on what suits you. After class 10th, lot of possible options exist - Sciences, Arts, Commerce, Diploma and certificate courses. A. Decide which stream you want. B. Which mode you want? Bachelor or Diploma or certificate course. C. Be aware of what is the outcome and career prospects you are looking at, in the long run.

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You can take up Diploma and certificate courses in hotel, hospitality, travel and tourism, food and catering, food and beverages. You can do Bachelors if you complete 10+2.

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Yes indeed, you are fine to take up Diploma or certificate courses in hotel management or even hospitality management or food catering or food and beverages. In order to do Bachelors, you must complete 10+2. Bachelors will boost your confidence and career prospects.

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