Design

Hi Harleen,
There are lots of job opportunities are available for a B.Des graduate in the private as well as public sector. With this degree, you can also find jobs in abroad as well. You can take part in exhibitions and auctions of your creative works that can be organized in various parts of the world.
After pursuing this course, you can easily become a Graphic Designer who creates graphics for advertisement, publishing houses and many others. You can also opt teaching jobs in various reputed colleges and institutions of the country.
Some top recruiters in this field are Mindtree Ltd, Book My Show, Aapna Infotech, Multia Studio, Camphire and many others.
Some top job profiles are mentioned here:
Graphic Designer
Design Managers
Textile Designer
Teachers
Outside Sale Representative
Costume Designer
Fashion Stylists
Fashion Forecasters
Weaving Consultant
Fashion Merchandiser
Cutting Assistant
Interior Designer Entrepreneur
Various employment areas where you can find jobs after completing B.Des (Bachelor of Design) are given here:
Corporate Houses
Shopping Malls
Fashion Marketing
Design Production Management
Homes
Offices
Furniture Manufacturing Units & Accessories
Fashion Media
Boutiques
Fashion Accessory Design
Fashion Show Management
Garment Manufacturing Unit
Salary
Attractive salary packages are offered to B.Des qualified candidates around the world.
As a Fashion Designer, you can earn a starting salary between Rs. 2 to 3 lacs per year. With a good position and experience, you can start earning Rs. 6 to 7 lacs per annum.
Each job has a different salary package for different experience and different qualification. The salary of a fashion designer shall vary on various factors such as working location, candidates qualification, recruiters, experience, working skills, etc.
All the best.

Hi Pratishtha,
A programme thats well-established at design schools in the US and Europe, Communication Design is gaining prominence at Indian design institutes because of the vast job scope. So, what does this area of design involve? Just as fashion designers use textiles as raw material to create clothes, Communication Designers use images, visuals and video as raw materials, to communicate ideas, advertise and promote products or services.
For instance, companies look for a logo that will be etched in the memories of consumers forever. Think Apple, Nike or even the Olympics. Known as brand identity, this is an upcoming area in India, which needs professionals with design skills and strategic thinking, a combination that Communication Design programmes aim to create.
Industry snapshot
~ Brand identity: Creating logos, pictograms, fonts and systems used by companies and organizations. It can also be applied to events or concepts.
~ Campaigns: Spanning all media platforms for commercial and social purposes TV, posters, flyers, interaction capsules, social media, print ads, direct mailers, newsletters, campaigns can be for the purpose of advertising or social development campaigns.
~ SFX industry: An up and coming area, theres a demand for technically savvy and creatively-minded individuals. Since the industry is in its infancy, this is the best time to break in!
~ e-learning design: Storyboards and interactivity are important elements in this field, which is growing in scope as e-learning becomes more popular.
~ Print publishing: Magazines, books and newspapers.
~ Packaging design: Enhancing the look of consumer products.
~ Broadcast design: Opening/closing credits, tickers and other aspects of films and TV programming.
~ User interface design: Typically, any product or service, where interactivity is an important feature, uses the support of good communication design. This includes design of retail spaces, websites, social media sites, computer & mobile interfaces, software applications, exhibition spaces, to name a few. For instance, in website design an understanding of information architecture is a must.
~ Event design: Conceptualizing the look and feel of exhibitions, events and conferences. Event management firm or be a professional.
~ Signage and way-finding systems: Signboards and pictograms for road networks, metro systems, malls, airports, company premises, parking lots and other public spaces like museums.
All the best.