Communication Design

NID in itself is a highly reputed organisation and I believe if you step into any organisation to work as a graphic designer won't fetch you a growth rate faster enough to showcase your talent as experienced in an institute like NID because the industry is currently undergoing a bit of its recession

I think, you should start by honing your observational skills. Start looking around and noticing things in great detail, whether it is how things look, or how they function. Get into details of material, color, construction (or manufacture) of things around you. A lot of the questions in the NID ent

To stay updated on Fashion Trends, fashion magazines like the ones you have listed are a good starting point. You could also look at other magazines like Elle, Verve, Cosmopolitan, Vogue etc. There are also many sites online that you can access and you can also look at Fashion blogs like Missmalini.

Hi Dhruv, Please find the link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/design/fashion-design/articles/prep-tips-for-nid-entrance-exam-2017-blogId-11701.

NIFT is what you want for Fashion Designing. NID is also good but NIFT is dedicated to FD and is way better than NID for FD.

There is an option. You can do MBA in event management. That can be a good option to have a career also to safeguard your interest.

Hi Ritul Prasoon,
The top design school asks to showcase the portfolio at the time of the admission interview. Kindly click the link below to go through portfolio making-
https://www.shiksha.com/design/fashion-design/articles/5-tips-to-prepare-your-portfolio-for-ceed-and-nid-entrance-exam-blogId-1213

Both institutes are entirely different from each other. NID is a premium design institute, offering B.Des and M.Des degree courses and NIFT is a premium fashion design and management institute, offering Diploma and Degree in B. Des, B.FTech M.Des M.FTech and MFM degree courses. Their courses are dif

Please check for your eligibility to pursue M. Des from the criteria mentioned at the link provided below:
Master of Design (M. Des. ): Eligibility:
The eligibility to pursue Master of Design, one need to have a Bachelor of Design or Bachelor of Architecture degree with a minimum of 50% marks. There a

Hi Farheen, Please find the link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/design/communication-design/exams/nid-entrance-exam.