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This Jyoti Vidyapeeth Women's University was established in 2008 by government of Rajasthan. It's located just outside the capital city of Jaipur. Being for women only, lot of thought has gone into providing security yet enough freedom so that talents amongst girls is brought out in open and not suppressed.
The intake of both design branches offering degree is limited in numbers to provide good and relevant education which is the need of the hour. University has tie ups with many well-known and budding industries of not only Rajasthan but on an all India basis. Focused industry centric approach has helped the university to place
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Private organizations such as boutiques, hotels, fashion
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NIT depends from college to college but approximately it is 3-5 LPA for BA or B.Des in interior designing course. You can find a list of top colleges in interior design from this link:
https://www.shiksha.com/articles/top-10-interior-design-schools-in-india-blogId-10599.
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Only a BFA pass from a recognised university is eligible to apply to MFA in interior designing in JJ School of Arts, Mumbai. You can rather opt for a Diploma course in interior design after completing your graduation from Pearl Academy, Amity University or JD Institute of Fashion Technology.
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No, you can't opt because you have given an entrance exam for Bachelors of design.Bachelors in technology's entrance exam is a different exam where the eligibility criteria and the exam pattern are totally different than that of B.Des exam. If you wouldn't get through the counselling of B.Des then the only option you will be left with is to apply for NRI seats, for that you don't have to be an NRI, it's just that they will charge you a fee 4 times more than that of non NRI seats and I personally wouldn't suggest you to do that because in that amount of money you can go for any European fashion college. So, you better look for o
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1 : The courses offered by NIFT are:B.Des FASHION DESIGN (FD)B.Des FASHION COMMUNICATION (FC)
B. DES TEXTILE DESIGN (TD)B.Des ACCESSORY DESIGN (AD)B.Des LEATHER DESIGN (LD)
B.Des KNITWEAR DESIGN (KD)
2 : Courses offered by NID are
- Animation film design- exhibition design- film and video communication- graphic design- product design- furniture and interior design- ceramic and glass design-textile design
3: Courses offered by PEARL Academy- Fashion designing- Fashion styling & image design- communication design- interior & spatial de
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