Diploma

You can choose a diploma in interior designing for 2 years. Interior designing is nowadays one of the most demanding jobs.
Succeeding as an interior designer means not only having real creative flair and vision, but also fully understanding the most important elements and principles of design. Profes

Yes! You can do a Diploma in interior designing as per your interest, even after doing civil engineering. All you have to do is find a good college or institute that provides degree or Diploma in interior designing. Following are the names of some good institutions that provide interior design eithe

Hello dear
After ITI, you can take direct admission in 2nd year on the basis of Lateral Entry. So, after ITI, the duration of diploma is of 2 years.
Best of Luck dear.

Hello,
I believed you did Polytechnic Diploma. For UG (B.Tech), you can take admission on lateral entry. Number of colleges in India provide admission on Lateral Entry in 2nd year of B.Tech. So try to find that colleges in your area.
Best of luck.

You should be graduate to apply for any bank line vacancies. Once you are graduate, then you have to clear the exams such as IBPS (PO, Clerk). Then you can get the job in banking line.

Please refer to the link provided below for a detailed comparison between these two institutes for a PG course in Fashion Design. You should be able to compare various features of each college which should help you decide which college is better and the one you would want to opt for study. Regards.

Getting Computer Engineering is a little difficult because as per my knowledge a minimum of 90% is required for getting Computer Engineering through Diploma. Since cut-offs change every year you may take a chance. Don't forget to regularly check the college website for any other details regarding ad

Please check for your eligibility to pursue Diploma in interior design from the criteria mentioned below:
Diploma in Interior Design: Eligibility
Candidate must have passed the 10+2 or equivalent level examination with at least 50% (40% to 45% for reserved category candidates) of the marks from a reco