Fashion Design

Hi Buddy,
MITID that exam pattern is such that there will be both subjective and objective questions in the exam. Maximum marks aspirants can secure in the exam are 100. Besides this, there is no fixed MITID that 2019 exam pattern regarding the number and type of questions, informed a college official. However, questions in the design entrance exam mainly aim at judging the drawing and sketching skills, GK skills, observation skills, and logical reasoning skills of candidates. MAEER's MIT Institute of Design does not specify MITID that syllabus. However, MITID admissions 2019 will be done considering the following abilities of candidates:
Skills
Evaluation Criteria
1. Analytical Skills
Ability to analyse things, situations, and contexts.
2. Internalisation Skills
Ability to identify the essential elements of a given thing or a situation.
3. Problem Solving Skills
Ability to interpret and plan to address any given situation.
4. Observation Skills
Ability to keenly observe any given thing or situation.
5. Learning Skills
Ability to learn as opposed to bookish knowledge.
6. Curiosity
Having an urge to ask questions about things, people, situations etc.
7. Individualistic Skills
Having independent viewpoints and convictions
8. Media Skills
Ability to handle different media which a candidate may or may not be familiar with.
9. General Knowledge
Being aware about what is happening in the world.
10. Communication Skills
Ability to communicate well both verbally and non-verbally (through drawing, sketching, etc. )
11. Team Player
Ability to function as a good team member
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Hi,
Creative-design led thinking is something that is applicable across all industries. I do believe everybody has it and it is just a matter of focus, on how one would like to sharpen that skill. Your BBA would actually come in handy especially if you would aspire to put up your fashion label someday. If you do plan to take up fashion design management, I find that a lot of the principles found in you discipline of origin is applicable to FDM. Well, yes you can pursue Masters of Fashion Management from National Institute of Fashion Technology. Your Bachelors in business administration will come handy. For this, you need to qualify Entrance Exam, Which comprises of Aptitude Test followed by Group Discussion and Personal Interview. Your only limit is yourself!