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Rohit Kothawadei am here to help you in your problem
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If you want your brother to do fashion design than he needs to complete his class 12th followed by Diploma in fashion design.
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Sai DhanavadeI'm a engineering student. I love to write.
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Hello Samriddhi,
To answer your question, I am attaching a link below which will give you information about the asked course-
https://www.shiksha.com/design/interior-design/course/b-sc-in-interior-designing-aimfill-international-jayanagar-bangalore-207191?showAllBranches=1&q=Aimfill+International&rf=searchwidget&landing=clp
Hope this was useful for you.
Thank you.
To answer your question, I am attaching a link below which will give you information about the asked course-
https://www.shiksha.com/design/interior-design/course/b-sc-in-interior-designing-aimfill-international-jayanagar-bangalore-207191?showAllBranches=1&q=Aimfill+International&rf=searchwidget&landing=clp
Hope this was useful for you.
Thank you.
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Mukul JainI am really passionate about what i do.
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Yes, you can. If you're passionate about it, then its your field but try to get admission in a well reputed college for placement point of view.
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Rohan Ahuja
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Hi Ayesha!
The fee information for Kohinoor Technical Institute is not being disclosed by the institute explicitly. I would advise you to contact the institute directly for a detailed information.
The fee information for Kohinoor Technical Institute is not being disclosed by the institute explicitly. I would advise you to contact the institute directly for a detailed information.
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Rohan Ahuja
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Hi Mukesh!
You should understand the difference between both the courses. Fashion design is hardcore designing, research, cloth production, textile designing, etc. The fashion designers may join fashion houses/manufacturing/export units for a paid job or launch their own label in the market. Creating new products with regard to the latest trends prevailing in the market, the designers are key players in the fashion industry.
Fashion communication, on the other hand, is about communicating and promoting your fashion brand.The curriculum includes areas such as graphic design, visual merchandising/retail experience design, exhibition and di
You should understand the difference between both the courses. Fashion design is hardcore designing, research, cloth production, textile designing, etc. The fashion designers may join fashion houses/manufacturing/export units for a paid job or launch their own label in the market. Creating new products with regard to the latest trends prevailing in the market, the designers are key players in the fashion industry.
Fashion communication, on the other hand, is about communicating and promoting your fashion brand.The curriculum includes areas such as graphic design, visual merchandising/retail experience design, exhibition and di
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Rohan Ahuja
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Hi Kashish!
If you have completed your 10+2 from a recognised board of education with a minimum of 50% score, you can certainly apply for a B. Des course. Although, if you could provide some more information about the college that you wish to seek admission in, I would be able to guide you in a better way.
If you have completed your 10+2 from a recognised board of education with a minimum of 50% score, you can certainly apply for a B. Des course. Although, if you could provide some more information about the college that you wish to seek admission in, I would be able to guide you in a better way.
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Rohan Ahuja
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Hi Ganjiusha!
In order to pursue a Diploma course in interior design, the minimum eligibility is to clear your 10+2 from a recognised board of education. Please refer to the below link to see all the institutes in India offering Diploma course in interior design. You can directly apply to these colleges for admission https://www.shiksha.com/design/interior-design/colleges/diploma-courses-india.
In order to pursue a Diploma course in interior design, the minimum eligibility is to clear your 10+2 from a recognised board of education. Please refer to the below link to see all the institutes in India offering Diploma course in interior design. You can directly apply to these colleges for admission https://www.shiksha.com/design/interior-design/colleges/diploma-courses-india.
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