Design

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Diploma in Fashion Designing or B. Des in Fashion Designing is courses related to this. B. Des Is four years programme after completing class 12th.

Hi,
There are many colleges where short term courses available for fashion and Textile besides the regular degree courses. What I am aware of is for minimum 3 to 6 months. NID and NIFT are best in the industry but they are expensive. For a little cheaper fees - Pearl Academy, Polytechnics are better options and equally good. There are few government institutes / NGO supported institutes also where short term vocational courses are offered like YMCA etc. It will be difficult to give this full list of colleges in the states you have asked for. You can google it for the complete list of college's state wise. All the Best.

Your campus will depend on the rank you will get after clearing the entrance exam. There won't be any direct benefits but if you are interested in fashion designing, NIFT has the best colleges in India. Although chances will be limited and getting admission will be a tough competition because seats are limited. Rest, wish you luck. Hope it helps!

Fees of B.Des in UPID is INR 3,93,200 for 4 years.

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https://www.shiksha.com/design/interior-design/colleges/colleges-Pune

Hi Saiyma, It all depends on your passion and from where you did your course. Doing UG Interior Designing from a reputed Institute will fetch you a very good Job. But this does not mean doing the course from a less popular college will not fetch good job - but the salary package will be less. Also You can work as Freelance Consultant - this is becoming very popular in urban areas. Especially where new housing societies are developed. People hire Interior designers for Home Offices etc.

NID is the best. So do not think much. Yes you can do Masters in Designing after B.Tech. Eligibility :
Bachelor degree of minimum 4-year duration in any specialisation, after 10+2 system, from any university or institute recognised by law in India. Condition: Applicant must (have passed/have appeared for/be appearing for) the Bachelor degree.

Hi Shubham,
The Designing Courses are Skill Based Programs. So they should not be treated like any other regular UG courses.
So you should study 1st year as well to learn the basics. Even if you did 1st from another college.
I do not think lateral entry in any Design School Possible.
Think again and restart.

NID and NIFT Hyderabad is the best Option for sure.