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New answer posted•4 years ago
RITIKA MEHROTRA
4 years ago
If you do it from a government college, then it will be approx INR 4 lacs, but from a private college, it can go up to INR 30 lacs.

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New answer posted•4 years ago
RITIKA MEHROTRA
4 years ago
In Noida, there is only one college for B.Des fashion designing course, that is Satyam Institute of fashion designing, but it is only for girls.

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What are the tips to prepare for Part-B of UCEED 2022?

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RITIKA MEHROTRA
4 years ago
Practice perspective which the most important as many of those who were with me completed b part got even less marks than me in b part and even I didn't completed my sketching in b part question but focused on perspective which made me pass b part in UCEED.

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New answer posted•4 years ago

Can I pursue Fashion designing after diploma?

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Vinay kr Pandey
4 years ago
Yes, you can pursue fashion design with a Diploma from a college/university/institution or in some cases with just a high school Diploma, specific internships and a lot of hard work.

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4 years ago
Careers in fashion are highly competitive, hopeful fashion designers must have a keen sense of business. You must know how to work with a team on projects, interact with different levels of management, and be able to work with difficult clients. Future fashion designers need to learn about business

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4 years ago
NID-Bangalore, where all students have prior work experience, says its placements are made at an average salary of Rs.10 lakh to Rs.14 lakh. Last year it received 110 offers for 44 students in the interaction design course.

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4 years ago
Hi Piyush, For the Interior Designing course, you can look at Chandigarh University. It is also one of the top universities in North India. Department of Interior Design at Chandigarh University aims to educate a diverse student population to become creative thinkers, who through their creative abil

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