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abhishek gaurav

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Yes, Design Solution Institute of Fashion Designing provides admission without entrance test. The procedure is purely based on merit and carried out through walk-in selection rounds. Students are required to meet eligibility conditions and present necessary documents. Entrance test is not required for any course.

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abhishek gaurav

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Yes, you may get admission at Design Solution Institute of Fashion Designing with 60% in Class 12. Merit-based admission for UG and Diploma courses is provided by the institute. As long as you have the minimum eligibility criteria, your score will be fine. Application can be submitted directly from the official website.

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abhishek gaurav

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Cut-off marks are not mentioned by Design Solution Institute of Fashion Designing but students have to pass Class 12 for UG programmes. Admissions are made on the basis of overall academic performance and not entrance scores. The higher the score, the greater the chances of selection. Eligible students are offered walk-in admissions.

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Lalit Rastogi

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Of course most Exhibition Design colleges now conduct their entire admissions procedures online. To begin the application process, visit the official websites of your desired colleges and review the admission process steps in detail.

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Rashmi Srivastava

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Exhibition Design is a design specialisation. It aims to have students master venue design skills to turn their passion into a professional career. 

It teaches several design disciplines that are necessary for success in the field of design. 

They examine the process of designing exhibitions in the context of Museums, Cultural Collecting Institutions, and Heritage Agencies. 

They also investigate contemporary innovative exhibitions, as well as their designs, technologies, audience development, project management, and stakeholder consultation.

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abhishek gaurav

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Yes, ISDI accepts CEED scores for its PG Diploma programs. Candidates with relevant undergraduate degrees and CEED scores can apply. They must also go through ISDI's internal evaluation process. This may include interviews or additional portfolio assessment.

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UJJWAL SHUKLA

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The Bachelor of Design (B.Des) in Fashion Design at NIFT Chennai costs between INR 9.02 Lacs and INR 12.34 Lacs for the four-year program. The duration of the B.Des programme is four years. 

 

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Hansika Jaiswal

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You can pursue B.Design online but offline would be more helpful. Designing is a practical course and you will understand it only after seeing it in person. Courses like product, interior, Fashion design would be good if it is applied for offline mode.

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Kapil Lalwani

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Yes, Babu Banarasi Das University (BBDU) offers the Bachelor of Interior Designing program with admissions based on merit. Specifically, the university states that admissions are based on the marks obtained in the qualifying examination (Class 12) and may not require an entrance exam for this specific program. 

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Sonali Samal

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I would suggest visiting the IIIT Delhi website or even calling their admission office to know if there will be any late application or spot rounds available. Colleges sometimes run spot rounds when there are unused seats after holding the main rounds, so there is no harm in asking whether this option might be available. Also, approaching the admissions office could give you some information on how to go about it, even if it's not the usual route. If none of these prove to be successful, you could attempt preparing for next year's UCEED and making sure that you go through all the application processes well in advance so as not to miss

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