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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
Scholar-Level 18
You are eligible to appear for NID M.Design course. You may refer to following link for detailed eligibility criteria: http://admissions.nid.edu/mdes_eligibility-criteria.aspx
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shivani agarwal
Contributor-Level 6
Scope:
Web designer
Flash animator
Visualiser
Illustrator
3D artist
2D animator
UX expert
Video editor
Graphic designer
Content developer
Packaging designer
Layout artist
DTP operator
Digital storyboard artist
Designing studio manager
Media content manager
Computer game designer
Mobile content designer
Front-end developer
User interface (UI) designer
Motion graphic artist
Template designer
App designer
Advertising designer
Advertising art director
Web designer
Flash animator
Visualiser
Illustrator
3D artist
2D animator
UX expert
Video editor
Graphic designer
Content developer
Packaging designer
Layout artist
DTP operator
Digital storyboard artist
Designing studio manager
Media content manager
Computer game designer
Mobile content designer
Front-end developer
User interface (UI) designer
Motion graphic artist
Template designer
App designer
Advertising designer
Advertising art director
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Sutapa MoitraWorking for 28 yrs in garment fashion industy
Guide-Level 14
Hi,
No, it is not necessary to take computers as a subject. Graphic designing is a separate undergraduate course where you need creativity and visual fashion sense. So take up fine arts as an optional subject so that you brush up this side as well.
Thanks!
No, it is not necessary to take computers as a subject. Graphic designing is a separate undergraduate course where you need creativity and visual fashion sense. So take up fine arts as an optional subject so that you brush up this side as well.
Thanks!
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Rohit Mathur
Contributor-Level 9
Hi Ritesh,
There are ample amount of courses provided by universities now days. You can go for Design, Agriculture, Architecture, Food Technology, Management, Law, Commerce, Economics etc. Universities offering all these courses are Lovely Professional University, JNU, Banaras Hindu University etc. Moreover, if you are looking for scholarship also these universities provides various scholarship schemes. You can visit the official website of these universities for more information.
There are ample amount of courses provided by universities now days. You can go for Design, Agriculture, Architecture, Food Technology, Management, Law, Commerce, Economics etc. Universities offering all these courses are Lovely Professional University, JNU, Banaras Hindu University etc. Moreover, if you are looking for scholarship also these universities provides various scholarship schemes. You can visit the official website of these universities for more information.
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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its
Scholar-Level 17
Engineering is a better option because there are enormous fields in engineering. Designing on the other hand is very niche area. Engineering has opportunities from computer to agriculture.
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Pratosh kumar jha
Contributor-Level 7
For graphic designing, you must have creativity and good grasp in sketching and drawing. If you want to make career in graphic designing, then you can join any good institute. You should not go with any short courses in any institute. You can go for Bachelors in fine arts.
Best of luck.
Best of luck.
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Ashutosh Biltharia
Contributor-Level 6
I come from the same combination of background, it's going to be fantastic. Industry prefers this combo of mechanical engineering + industrial design (especially when it's about making / manufacturing a tangible product). So, don't worry, just go ahead.
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Lalit BhandariIf I agreed with you, we'd both be wrong!
Guide-Level 15
Hi Akshay,
A jewelry course will teach you how to design your own line of jewelry. It will cover everything from working with beads to forging and clasping techniques. It may also cover marketing techniques and style tips for working with jewelry.
However, animation is a completely different course all together. If you love to draw and can't seem to stop watching cartoons, you might consider pursuing a career as an animation artist. Professionals in this career usually enroll in an art-related Bachelor's degree program that includes hands-on project experience. Employers generally seek to hire candidates with a strong portfolio and tech
A jewelry course will teach you how to design your own line of jewelry. It will cover everything from working with beads to forging and clasping techniques. It may also cover marketing techniques and style tips for working with jewelry.
However, animation is a completely different course all together. If you love to draw and can't seem to stop watching cartoons, you might consider pursuing a career as an animation artist. Professionals in this career usually enroll in an art-related Bachelor's degree program that includes hands-on project experience. Employers generally seek to hire candidates with a strong portfolio and tech
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