Design

Well, you have more than a lot of options one can think about. For eg: after B.Des (FD) - you can work as a fashion designer or a stylist or a fashion consultant or merchandiser or print designer and even a graphic designer. It depends on course to course (FD and FC are more versatile and vast cours

1. You need to create an account and appear for the entrance exam.
2. The exam is held all over India, once you crack the first exam of CAT and GAT. You need a common merit rank under 150 to get admission in NIFT - Mumbai for fashion design.

You may do so, but not full time degrees simultaneously. There is literally no difference between NIFD and NIFT, they are both popular schools for fashion designing. You may check the programme curricula on the institute websites and check the differences in terms of programme delivery, internships,

Your portfolio will add some extra points to your performance. So, I would suggest to have your portfolio for the good impression. All the best.

Yes, this course is available, but Umair you should go for a regular course, reason being, a part-time course will merely help you in getting a degree or Diploma but for practical and hands-on experience, you should join a regular course. The best fashion designing colleges are:
National Institute of

Yes, this course is available, but Umair you should go for a regular course, reason being, a part-time course will merely help you in getting a degree or Diploma but for practical and hands-on experience, you should join a regular course. The best fashion designing colleges are:
National Institute of

MIT provide Bachelors as well as Masters in fashion design. All the best for your future.

MIT provides Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in fashion design.
All the best for your future.

Kindly visit this link:
https://www.shiksha.com/design/fashion-design/colleges/colleges-Bangalore

Eligibility criteria for textile designing course is, for pursuing a Bachelor's degree in textile design, you should have passed your class 10+2 qualifying examination from a recognized state or national board of education. An aspirant of textile design must have following skills: Creative flair and