Design

You can pursue a Diploma or a certificate while pursuing a Bachelor of textiles. Textile design forms the core of the entire business of fashion. Rapidly expanding activities in the domestic and export sectors of the apparel and home fashion industry demands professional inputs in design and develop

There is no need to pursue a parallel course along with a Bachelor of product design. Studying product design gives you the broad theoretical knowledge and practical skillset you'll need to use production methods and materials creatively.
You can find employment in both the private and public sector

Hi Shahruf, Yes, Amity is a good option. The faculty members and placements are great but fee structure is higher than any other institution. Please consider all the factors and other options before taking admission in Amity.

Weapons engineering is a specialty under mechanical engineering. It is a branch of study that deals with the research, development, production, repair and maintenance of weapons and other artillery associated with it. As a weapons engineer, you will have to deal with a collection of equipment, struc

Hi Ritia,
No doubt, INIFD is the best in terms of good placement, awesome faculty members, good career scope and everything. No doubt, you should go for INIFD.

Hi Mrunal,
There is no entrance exam as such for B.Sc in interior design at INIFD. You can directly apply for the admissions to the college. They generally just conduct an interview to understand your creative ability and personality traits.

Hi Sujan,
You can apply to all the design exams as the minimum eligibility criterion is to have cleared your 10+2 from a recognised board of education in any stream. You can find all the top design exams on this link: https://www.shiksha.com/design/fashion-design/articles/top-design-entrance-exams-20

Hi Oshin!
Although most top exams are held in the month of January, yet there are a few exams that you can apply for. SOFT, SID, AICET, AIFD CAT, CUCET are some of the design exams that are yet to be held. Please refer to this link to find more information about all the design exams: https://www.shik

Hi,
If you are already doing a Diploma course in civil then I would suggest you to do Bachelors in civil only. That will enhance your knowledge about the civil field and can help you better in future. Try to get in through AIEEE.
All the best.

There are several career opportunities after a course in Jewellery Designing. Some of them are:-
Jewellery Designer
Jewellery Merchandiser
Exhibition Manager
Production Manager
Lecturer
Casting Manager
Assistant Manager in Exploration
Writer & Drafter
Embroidery Maker & Innovator
Manager in Museum & Art Galle