Design

Hi, Some of the top colleges for this course include:
-Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath:
It is situated in the heart of Bangalore city (India), with beautiful . Also hosting a College of Fine Arts
-Bodhi College Of Fine Arts:The best structured Fine Arts College in Bangalore, Established by likeminded people from art industry. Providing quality education in Fine Arts
-Core college of Fine art:
Core provides an outstanding quality of art education for people from all age groups to study in a mature, open and stimulating atmosphere.
Moreover, you can sort out colleges from this link by setting the filters of the course, level of course as per your requirements. This is a list and you can get details of each and every institute by clicking on its name:
https://www.shiksha.com/arts-fine-visual-performing/colleges/colleges-india? uaf []=base_course&ts=25108483&rf=filters&bc []=1

Hello, I don't think there is any added advantage of doing a course in interior design after Bachelors in Architecture, since and an Architecture Graduate would already be equipped with basics of Interior design. Yes if your interest and passion lies in interior design and you want to work as an interior designer than an architect then you can pursue a course in interior design which would enhance your skill set. An Architecture student passing out from any college has following opportunities which also includes Interior design, He/She may wish to be
Entrepreneurs
Architects (Junior/ Senior)
Furniture design
Photography
Construction& Community based volunteering
Infrastructure development
Graphic design
Set Design
Jewelry design
Advance research in Architecture
Faculty @ School of Architecture
History, Restoration and Preservation
Interior design
Product design
Landscape Design
Project/ Construction Management
I would say if you have a passion in the field of interior designing, then only you should be opting for a added course in interior design.

Hi, Central Tool room and Testing Center (CTTC) would be my first choice.
This is a government organisation under the Ministry of MSME (Micro Small and Medium Enterprises), with world class facilities. The learning process is interactive and you will actually make/produce things which you design.
The placement record is very good too.
Further, I would recommend National Employment Enhancement Mission. 100% placement assistance, practical approach, and conceptual learning help students in getting employment in various industries.
For a list of colleges offering this course in India, you can check out this link. Shiksha has sorted a number of colleges for this course. For information regarding a particular college you can click on its name and get detailed idea about the college and course.
https://www.shiksha.com/it-software/cad-cam-cae/colleges/colleges-india

No, it is not necessary to have good drawing skills in order to pursue a career in fashion communication but yes, you need to be creative. Fashion communication is one of the newest and untapped fields of the fashion industry. As the name suggests, the course is all about communicating fashion to the masses. Hence, good communication is the main skill that is required to excel in this field and not drawing. The curriculum of the said programme involves graphic design, visual merchandising/retail experience design, exhibition and display design, event management, photography, styling, advertising, public relations and creative writing specific to fashion and lifestyle industry. A graduate in fashion communication can work as a visual merchandiser, stylist, set and art director, web designer, journalist, fashion photographer, brand manager, event manager, PR professional and copy writer. Many big brands like Marks & Spencer, Shopper's Stop, Pantaloons, Harper's Bazaar, Tommy Hilfiger, Femina, Marie Claire provide job opportunities to fashion communication professionals.
In India, B.Des in Fashion Communication is offered by National Institute of Fashion Technology (Delhi, Bangalore, Chennai) and Symbiosis Institute of Design, Pune.

Creative directors are basically the art directors of a high fashion magazine or a fashion house. They are the ones who set the creative tone and vision for a design company, publication or a retail business. In order to become a creative director in the fashion industry, you need to have experience in all the aspects of fashion. Start your career by pursuing a Bachelor's degree in fashion design like B.Des/BA/BFA in design or fashion. Work in different areas of fashion like content writing, fashion communication, marketing, design, fashion photography, events and so on. Spend a good time of 8-10 years to gain experience in all these fields. The more experience you have in this industry as a whole, the more you will have a vision of being a creative head and the more you will have the chances of being hired by the top fashion companies. Such kind of experience will surely reward you with a high profile and lucrative career. Also, It will be a good idea to pursue an MBA in Fashion Management after your graduation.
Some of the prominent creative directors around the world in the fashion industry are:
Alessandro Michele, GUCCI
Karl Lagerfeld, Chanel
Nicolas Ghesquire, Louis Vuitton
Anaita Shroff Adajania, Vogue India
If you really are passionate to become a creative director, you must read the biography and career journey of above-mentioned personalities to take inspiration for your own career.

Hello,
Mahatma Jyoti Rao Phoole is a private university that operates from Jaipur. It began its journey from a small place as a college in 1993 and went on to become a university in the year 2009, merely sixteen years later, on campus spread across 100 acres. Its primary focus is on agri-based courses but then a university can flourish if it offers as wide a bouquet of courses as it can and hence has ended up with many streams of study including design.On the other hand, Amity University-Jaipur can into being in 2008 on almost 150 acre campus. The Amity as a name is very well known across India. It offers credit-based courses that give wide choice to the students in selecting courses. It too offers a wide bouquet of courses. To conclude, it's difficult to say which one is better than other in design! Though Amity has been declared as the best private university of Rajasthan, it's neither here nor there since it does not throw any light relative merits of their design courses. I feel that both are on the same level and a student should select the one which is most convenient to him/her.

Hi,
The University has an excellent placement cell which provides students with pre and post-placement training. Its main objective is to make students ready to face the corporate world.
Top Recruiting Companies Visited Mahatma Jyoti Rao Phoole University (MJRP)Meyers Comp. Ltd,Ranbaxy,Impulse Technologies, HCL ,Kartics Boudh,Anglo Eastern Company, Panasonic,Delhi Metro,TCS and Dr. Reddy's
MJRP is Rajasthan first private University which is recognizes by Department of Scientific & Industrial Research (DSIR) as Scientific Industrial Research organisation (SIROs)
MJRP University has collaboration with Macmillan Research Group, UK providing international scholarship opportunities & co-publication.

Hi, VIT is a progressive educational institution that is dedicated to the pursuit of excellence. Students here are encouraged on this journey by our committed faculty, world-class facilities and student-friendly educational systems.
If VIT has placement records then it is because of PAT centre. Not only does this function as the working body to facilitate smooth working of the placement activities in the campus but also works to facilitate the training activities of the students and makes sure they get placed in the best of both national and international companies. This functions as the working body to facilitate smooth working of the placement activities in the campus.
VIT has been consistently setting records of campus placements amongst private institutions in India. Producing graduates who are well-equipped to handle the working norms of the industry and commerce in the public and the private sectors has been the primary aim of the university.
Companies like Wipro, Cognizant, Syntel, Siemens, Accenture, IBM, HCL, Sasken, CSC, Hexaware, Birlasoft, Keane, iGate, i-flex and have conducted combined interviews at VIT and recruited these students.
100% student got placed every year except for those who wants to pursue their higher education. VIT has Limca book of records for his highest number of placement in a single day.