Fashion Design

Hi Sharfaa!
Yes, there is an entrance exam, followed by an interview that leads to final selection. You can refer to the entire admission process by clicking on this link https://www.shiksha.com/design/fashion-design/course/b-sc-in-fashion-and-apparel-design-jd-institute-of-fashion-technology-lavelle-road-lavelle-road-bangalore-254695

Sure why not? But, both are completely different areas of study, so you need to put extra effort in your studies.

Hi Samhita,
Kindly check your eligibility from the link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/design/fashion-design/course/masters-of-fashion-management-national-institute-of-fashion-technology-hyderabad-madhapur-254882

Hi, The opportunities for job exist in the following sectors:
1. Export houses dealing with garment/textile/handloom exports
2. Retail and wholesale garment businesses in means/women/children clothing in sportswear/casual wear, etc.
3. Haute Couture
4. Government/Semi government-handloom/textile manufacturers
5. Fashion show organizers/Fashion publishers
6. TV/Film fashion programme producers/comperes/costume designers, etc.
7. With Film production units
8. Teaching design
https://www.shiksha.com/careers/fashion-designer-45
https://www.shiksha.com/design/fashion-design/articles/what-to-expect-in-bdes-course-at-nift-blogId-10855.

Hi Sushil,
Please visit to this link below for your query :-
https://www.shiksha.com/design/fashion-design/colleges/colleges-Indore
I hope this will help you.

Hello Sneha,
Can you tell your specialisation in B.Tech because it totally depends on your interest and aim of life. Firstly, tell me, are you having interest for further studies?

A Fashion Design course is a course that covers the art of designing beautiful clothing and fashion accessories. The Bachelor degree in fashion design is offered by the RIMT university in Punjab at the lowest fee, which is one of the best university in Punjab. http://rimt.ac.in/b-sc-fashion-design.php.

There's no part time course for fashion designing. Not any graduate degree nor any Diploma degree. But, you can go for distance learning, if you want to do it for your interest. People generally don't opt for distance learning programmes in fashion designing because it's purely a practical course where full time classes are must for a good aggregate and job. But, for you, if you want to do a course in this field only for your interest and not to think of a full time career from it, then you have an option for distance learning courses as then, you can adjust things preferably.