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Yash Arora

Guide-Level 11

The relative importance of a diploma, when compared to a degree course is less, so it's better to go for a degree program. You can pursue B.Des after your 12th followed by M.Des. The best colleges for B.Des are UPES SoDs, NID, NIFT etc. Curriculum varies from institute to institute.

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ipsita swain

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What exactly you want to do? What thing interests you in this field? Just be sure about your interest before doing anything. Whether you are looking for job or higher studies? You have done PG diploma so why don't you try applying for jobs first. Get some work experience that will count later and if not then make a plan of doing some further study.

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Anjali BailinRetired Head of Sixth Forms, UK

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Hi Omar,
I recently came across similar questions from a few Indian students who were willing to study in UK. If your diploma lasted for two years and you have taken the diploma course after 10th, it will be considered as Indian 10+2 and you will be eligible to study bachelor's degree. If you plan to study in US you must take the SAT additionally. SAT is optional for other countries. There is no need for SAT exam for studies in UK. Germany again do not accept diploma from India. You are open to apply to most countries. Take a decision where you plan to study and learn about the entry requirements before applying. Always write to the uni
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