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divya bhutaani

Beginner-Level 4

According to me, distance learning is for those who want a degree, not knowledge or for those who already have the knowledge and needs a degree for some purpose. But, if you are really interested in this course, I would suggest you to go for a regular course, because I believe what we experience in class is totally beyond the experience of bookish knowledge or virtual classes.

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barkha manral

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Government jobs are open for all and if there is an eligibility criteria then it would be mentioned in that particular form only u can visit sarkar Naukri sites.

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Shivani TiwariCurrently pursuing MFM from NIFT

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I would suggest to go for higher studies as visual arts. Graphic design is a field where Master's degree will take you way up high. Not only you will get employment in a known company, but also will get high salary package. You may also get chance to build your own empire, which would take time, but is possible only if you pursue higher studies. All the best with your decision.

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Shivani TiwariCurrently pursuing MFM from NIFT

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Doing a job after graduation in textile technology will definitely earn you a bright future. If you feel that you are satisfied with your studies and the degree, then go for a job. Make sure, you are satisfied and happy with your achievement and ready to take step in a new phase, as you are a student till now and entering the job phase will totally change your living and schedule. If you are ready to take more challenges in your field, explore more and subsequently work harder. And, only if you are interested in studying further, after your graduation and also expect high salary packages, then you must go for a Master's degree. Many pe
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rahul r

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Interior Designing, as a profession, is gaining huge popularity in India. It is a profession that lets one express his/her creativity through work. Diverse job opportunities exist in front of interior design professionals. They may either choose to work under supervised setup (Design studios and Interior design firms) or work independently. When it comes to Government sector jobs, PWDs, Municipal Corporations and Town Planning Departments are known to hire interior design professionals. They may also become part of Government schemes related to housing and relocation of people.

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satwika Taduri

Beginner-Level 3

The choice really depends on your interest. But, according to what the world needs most, I would suggest you to go for interior designing. Interior Designing is about creating an environment inside with small elements, which impact our daily life. This skill is also gaining a lot of popularity in urban areas. Wherever we go these days, the interior space is what speaks to you. Be it a sofa made of bamboo, making you feel natural or a big mirror, which makes the space feel bigger. It has the power to enrich your experience. ID is interesting, because it requires understanding of individual likes and dislikes. It also requires a sense of
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astha singh

Scholar-Level 16

Hi Pragna,
The total fee of Bachelor of design in Hamstech Institute of Fashion and Interior is approximately rupees 80,000.

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Tanusree Banerjee

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Yes, film and video production are the part of mass communication, but it also depends on the various institutions how they provide the course. Some universities come up with special papers which include aforesaid topics, and some universities come up with these topics as mandatory in the mass communication courses. So it is completely related to mass communication. Many universities provide good placements of such agencies which offers a good amount of salary. Good luck.

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