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8 years ago
Guide-Level 14
In B.Sc, you have various courses like B.Sc Computer Science, Maths, and Biochemistry. And in fashion designing, you have B.Sc Fashion designing and B.Des. As both are different streams, you can become a good fashion designer after completing fashion designing. Whereas, if you choose B.Sc courses specializations, you can work according to the course you choose. So, let me tell you B.Sc is a branch in which various courses are available. And, fashion is different field. So, it is up to you, which one you want to choose.
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8 years agoScholar-Level 18
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8 years agoScholar-Level 18
Admission for PG Diploma in Fashion Designing course is based on merit-list or entrance-exam. Many colleges select candidates through merit-list prepared by a university for this course admission. Some of the reputed institutes conduct entrance examination along with a personal interview for selecting candidates for course admission.
Some of the common entrance exams conducted by the colleges/universities are:
XAT
CAT
CMAT
GMAT
SOFT CET
Entrance exams may vary from one institute to another. Few colleges directly admit students for this course admission.
PG Diploma in Fashion Desig
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8 years agoScholar-Level 18
Need for enhancement of personality through clothing. Textile industry's expansion from clothing to furnishing, linen, garment, and industrial clothing. Industrial revolution after the world war, resulting in a mass production of textiles. Apparel design being beyond fashion, dealing not merely with ramp-walk- bas
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Scholar-Level 16
Please visit this web link to read all the information you need to know https://www.nift.ac.in/sites/default/files/2017-11/Guidelines.pdf.
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