Design

Hi Adnan,
MAAC and Arena are the best options for you. For fee structure, visits its official website.

Fashion Designing and LLB are two complete different courses having no relationship in between. I would personally recommend you to concentrate in one instead of both. At the end of the day, either you can make your career being a lawyer or a designer. You can be both but you won't be able to give y

Congratulations, for clearing CAT and GAT. For situation test, if you think you are capable of practicing 3D model making and all at home itself, then I don't think you really need any coaching as everything is mentioned online and you can easily get videos on YouTube. But if you are a lazy person w

Fashion Communication is one of the best department and the highest placement recruits goes usually from this department. The career options includes Photography, Styling, Visual Merchandising, Graphic Designing, Fashion Journalism, Space Design, Advertising, Art Direction, Retain Brand Management a

Every department is better in their own way. Selection of department depends completely on a person's preference. Bachelors of design is a 4-year course in which the first year is the foundation programme which is common for all department. From the second year, the specialisation starts. If one is

If you want to complete your MBA in HR, it is a good choice. Otherwise, you can complete your MBA in dual specialisation.

If you have finished your B.Sc and are interested in fashion designing, you can opt for a Master's degree there.

At NID, those specialising in Exhibition Design gain retail designing skills. The Institute (NID) has also introduced a special course in Design for Retail Experiences the first specialised course tailored exclusively for retail design at their R&D campus in Bangalore. Hence, NID is good.