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Sutapa MoitraWorking for 28 yrs in garment fashion industy
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Hi,
I think you should first do some thinking on what actually you want to do. Get some career counselling done. This will be very helpful. First you did BPP, then Interior Designing and now you want to go for MBA. (BPP) Bachelor Preparatory Programme is the programme for those who didn't pass their 10+2. I am not very clear from your question whether you did interior designing as UG degree or Diploma. For MBA you have to have an undergraduate degree. If you are a graduate, then yes you are eligible for MBA admission.
I think you should first do some thinking on what actually you want to do. Get some career counselling done. This will be very helpful. First you did BPP, then Interior Designing and now you want to go for MBA. (BPP) Bachelor Preparatory Programme is the programme for those who didn't pass their 10+2. I am not very clear from your question whether you did interior designing as UG degree or Diploma. For MBA you have to have an undergraduate degree. If you are a graduate, then yes you are eligible for MBA admission.
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Sutapa MoitraWorking for 28 yrs in garment fashion industy
Guide-Level 14
Hi Priya,Good to know you are restarting again after a gap. This might be very inspiring for lot of People. In Interior Designing - there are two kind of works mainly:
1. Self Employed - a) most common is - Freelance Interior designer - you carry our projects for people - home offices etc. (here investment is less) b) You open up your own store and sell Home, Office decor/renovation materials - furnishings / design furnitures / spaces etc.
2. Work for an Interior Decorator or a with a interiors Firm
For both these kind of jobs you need to learn some basics + advanced. If assume you are a graduate already - then go for some short term adv
1. Self Employed - a) most common is - Freelance Interior designer - you carry our projects for people - home offices etc. (here investment is less) b) You open up your own store and sell Home, Office decor/renovation materials - furnishings / design furnitures / spaces etc.
2. Work for an Interior Decorator or a with a interiors Firm
For both these kind of jobs you need to learn some basics + advanced. If assume you are a graduate already - then go for some short term adv
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Sutapa MoitraWorking for 28 yrs in garment fashion industy
Guide-Level 14
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Study abroad is always expensive unless your scores are extremely good to fetch the scholarships. Regular students have to pay international fees + Accommodation + Fooding expenses. Mostly, students work part time to earn some extra money to help in their expenses. US / Europe / Canada are expensive in terms of education. Try Australia – it is little more reasonable. There are some Government Scholarship Programs for abroad study - look out for those options as well.
Study abroad is always expensive unless your scores are extremely good to fetch the scholarships. Regular students have to pay international fees + Accommodation + Fooding expenses. Mostly, students work part time to earn some extra money to help in their expenses. US / Europe / Canada are expensive in terms of education. Try Australia – it is little more reasonable. There are some Government Scholarship Programs for abroad study - look out for those options as well.
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Krish RathoreExploring the highest Possiblity of strength
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https://www.shiksha.com/design/nift-entrance-exam, please visit this.
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Krish RathoreExploring the highest Possiblity of strength
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Hi,
https://www.shiksha.com/design/nift-entrance-exam you get all the information. All the best
https://www.shiksha.com/design/nift-entrance-exam you get all the information. All the best
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Sujeet KumarPreparing for UPSC CSE 2021
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The fee for NRI students is near about 7.5 lakhs per year in NIFT Delhi.
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Sutapa MoitraWorking for 28 yrs in garment fashion industy
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All NIFT courses admissions are through entrances. So, take coaching / prepare well and apply. The application is online through their websites. All the best.
All NIFT courses admissions are through entrances. So, take coaching / prepare well and apply. The application is online through their websites. All the best.
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