CBSE 12th

Yes you can proceed for Bdes after your 12th.Quiet a few good universities like Lovely Professional University, NIFT, FDDI, Amity etc .are good for Bdes.
Fashion designing at LPU is really the best. LPU offers Diploma, UG, PG, and Ph.D. in design courses. I have one friend who completed his master's in fashion designing at LPU and working as a fashion consultant in a big firm. I will be sharing a few major highlights of the Fashion Design course based upon her experience. LPU School of Fashion has been ranked 6th best Institute in India and 1st in Punjab
The School of Fashion Designing of Lovely Professional University is doing extraordinary works in the field of Designing.
They are conducting Fashion Shows regularly for the students. It gives a great chance to the students to show their talent in front of a big audience. Prominent designers are also taking part in the events. So, surely it is a big opportunity university is providing to the students in LPU. The infrastructure for the practical works is very excellent in the university.
Students can enjoy the course curriculum which has given more importance to practical knowledge. Scholarships have one other significance. Students can avail scholarships based on their score in the qualifying exam or according to their performance in the University test. The highest package offered for these programmes at LPU is INR 5 LPA and the average package is INR 3.1 LPA.
Companies visited for the placement at LPU are SOCKSOHO, IKARUS 3D, AMPLE, SAMARTH LIFESTYLE, WORLD FASHION EXCHANGE, INDITEX TRENT RETAIL INDIA PVT LTD, RELIANCE BRANDS, DA MILANO LEATHERS PVT. LTD. , PVH ARVIND FASHION PVT. LTD. (CALVIN KLEIN & TOMMY HILFIGER), and many more. Anyhow you can enjoy the campus and course here and can excel in the field once you are completing the course. I hope this helps
All the Best!

You may receive fewer marks if you do not attend the 12th practical HSC board throughout the year, but you will not fail. But in any case, if you are not able to give your practical, then you will be declared unsuccessful even if you get passing marks in your theory exams. Practical exams are very important and have equal importance, and it is compulsory to get passing marks in both theory and practicals. According to the Central Board of Secondary Education and the State Board, if a student fails to show up for an exam, they are marked as absent. So, you can take your exam next year as a regular student. If you do not appear for any reason in the CBSE 12th practical examination, I. e. , are absent, then you will be included again in the practical examination.

If you're commerce student, there are actually a wise variety of options available to you. You can opt for the arts, commerce and management courses like B.Com BBA B.A. (preferably Literature or Economics) and other commerce stream related Bachelor degree courses. Another alternative available for you is the statutory courses that can either be done as a correspondence degree or a distant degree, or full time, as you please. These courses include CA (Chartered Accountant), CS (Company Secretary), ACCA, CMA or ACS. These courses are commerce related with a major focus on the corporate sector. A second alternative that you have is a professional degree, like law. You can do it either in the integrated form ( 5 year course with a Bachelor degree in arts, Science or commerce B.A. BBA B.Com)with Bachelors in law LL.B. Or you can opt for the three year course after the completion of your Bachelor degrees. Hope you choose wise, and hope this was helpful!

If you're commerce student, there are actually a wise variety of options available to you. You can opt for the arts, commerce and management courses like B.Com BBA B.A. (preferably Literature or Economics) and other commerce stream related Bachelor degree courses. Another alternative available for you is the statutory courses that can either be done as a correspondence degree or a distant degree, or full time, as you please. These courses include CA (Chartered Accountant), CS (Company Secretary), ACCA, CMA or ACS. These courses are commerce related with a major focus on the corporate sector. A second alternative that you have is a professional degree, like law. You can do it either in the integrated form ( 5 year course with a Bachelor degree in arts, Science or commerce B.A. BBA B.Com)with Bachelors in law LL.B. Or you can opt for the three year course after the completion of your Bachelor degrees. Hope you choose wise, and hope this was helpful!