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astha singh
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Hi Sunetra!
You should pursue a Bachelors or Masters in fashion design first. You can apply and pursue internship at some reputed fashion house, which will help you to get an edge over others when you apply for a job. You should gain some experience as an employee with some fashion brand for about 5-8 years if you wish to work independently later. In order to work as a designer for actors and actresses, you need to work hard and exhibit your work at bigger levels. Hence I have advised you to look out for reputed fashion brands to work with. Also, read some case studies of the big brand to understand how they made it big in the industry.
You should pursue a Bachelors or Masters in fashion design first. You can apply and pursue internship at some reputed fashion house, which will help you to get an edge over others when you apply for a job. You should gain some experience as an employee with some fashion brand for about 5-8 years if you wish to work independently later. In order to work as a designer for actors and actresses, you need to work hard and exhibit your work at bigger levels. Hence I have advised you to look out for reputed fashion brands to work with. Also, read some case studies of the big brand to understand how they made it big in the industry.
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astha singh
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Hi Been!
In order to be eligible for PG Diploma in mould design from CIPET, You should have pursued a 3 year Diploma in Mechanical, Plastics Technology, Tool/Production Engineering, Mechatronics, Automobile Engineering, Tool & Die Making, DPMT/DPT (CIPET) or equivalent.
In order to be eligible for PG Diploma in mould design from CIPET, You should have pursued a 3 year Diploma in Mechanical, Plastics Technology, Tool/Production Engineering, Mechatronics, Automobile Engineering, Tool & Die Making, DPMT/DPT (CIPET) or equivalent.
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Shivani TiwariCurrently pursuing MFM from NIFT
Contributor-Level 10
Hi Shreya,
The dates for results are not yet announced but according to the admission cell the results are expected to be out in February or March. Since this month is almost at its end you can expect it to be out next month.
The dates for results are not yet announced but according to the admission cell the results are expected to be out in February or March. Since this month is almost at its end you can expect it to be out next month.
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8 years agoCan you please suggest a programme in architecture and interior design from a good college of India?
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Shivani TiwariCurrently pursuing MFM from NIFT
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If you are looking for short term courses, then Diploma courses are just the right choice. But for graduation degree, the options are B.A. In architecture, B. Des (Bachelor of design) in architecture, B.A. In interior designing, B. Des in interior designing.
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Shivani TiwariCurrently pursuing MFM from NIFT
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The score is not specific as the cut-off of the entrance exams for design programmes keeps on changing every year. But still you can refer to past years cutoffs of UCEED NATA entrance exams.
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Shivani TiwariCurrently pursuing MFM from NIFT
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On a basic perspective, MBA is all about management and respective required skills whereas Masters in one's particular field is something different. If you consider yourself better at managing skills you can go for MBA. But if you want to master your field and do something different, in other words, you want to go for entrepreneurship, then go for MFM. And since, you have an option for MFM from NIFT, I would suggest you to rather not loose this chance and certainly give it a try. All the best with your decision!
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Shivani TiwariCurrently pursuing MFM from NIFT
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The online exam will be conducted on computers that is, you will have to answer on the system. The questions will be MCQ, that is multiple choice questions. In online mode, every question will be objective. In offline mode, you will have to give a paper pen test which can be objective or subjective or both.
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