Fashion Design

There are no specific institutes which can make you AIEED ready. You will have to study on your own.
It is always best to start preparing for an exam as early as possible.
This means being alert in classes, during discussions of relevance to those papers, paying attention to details and doing something to remember and be able to recollect and reproduce details and matters and designs that have seemed important to you.
Be alert to what you are learning.
Note all the beauty around you.
Try to draw inspiration from your environment.
Check how long it takes you to answer questions or come up with ideas.
Make an effort to get quicker and better with your responses to questions.
Improve Your Language
Ask yourself:
1. Have you found out whether you are required to write much for this exam?
2. In case you are required to write, which is the language that you are expected to use?
3. How proficient are you in the language in question?
4. In case you need help with the language, how and where can you find it?
5. How much time do you need to learn or brush up your skills related to this language?
6. Do you have that time available to you, now?
7. Which is a trustworthy source from where you can gain knowledge on this language? No; these questions are not meant to be presented to alarm you. These are very practical matters that hold immense importance. For, in case you are required to write, a lot depends on how good your language is and how well you can express yourself in it.

The B.Sc in Jewelry Design and Management deals with the subjects related to jewelry design from conceptualization, designing, drafting, and material Science, making and finishing aspects of jewelry. The course helps to keep abreast of international trends in jewelry design. The programme teaches about all the facets of jewelry trade from mastering, hand-rendering and casting to analyzing and appraising gemstones and acquiring computer aided design skills. Jewelry designing has become a recognised course and there are many colleges these days that are offering a B.Sc programme in the same:
1. Indian Institute of Gems and Jewellery: Indian Institute of Gems and Jewellery was under the supervision of the German Design and Manufacturing Experts till 2010. The college has 3 campuses in Delhi, Mumbai and Jaipur. This college also has two sister organisations under The GJEPC which are: Gem Testing Laboratory, Jaipur/ Indian Diamond Institute, Surat.
2. Gemological Institute of India: This Institute has been recognised centre for the London based Fellowship (FGA) examinations of the Gemmological Association of Great Britain in India since its inception. The institute provides jewellery designing course at all levels from certificate course to B.sc programme.
3. Indian Institute of Jewellery: This institute has been nurturing the future of Gems & Jewelry Industries since 9 years. IIJM is the only institute in Gujarat, which is recognised by the Central government. of India.
4. Pearl Academy of Fashion: The Pearl Academy is a premium design institute and needs no introduction. It is one of the oldest design institutes in India providing design courses in every sphere.
5. ARCH Academy of Design: The Arch Academy of Design pioneered the first Online Entrance Examination for Design in India in 2011.
6. Vogue Institute of Fashion Technology: Situated in Bangalore, It is alos one of the oldest design college in the country and is one of the top art and design colleges in India.

Hi,
Yes, there are quite a few exams for Design entrance apart from NIFT and UCEED. You can apply for the following colleges also:1 - NID (National Institute of Design)
2 - NIIFT
3 - PEARL ACADEMY
4 - UID (United world institute of Design)
5 - IID (Indian institute of art and Design)
6 - WSD (World school of Design)
7 - TDV (The design village)
8 - Arch Academy of Design
9 - Chitkara University
10 - FDDI
But, I will suggest you to go for NIFT, IIT or NID only. These are the top government colleges for Design and their market value is much better than the other colleges. They provide excellent quality education and knowledge. You will easily get a good job opportunity after completing your graduation from these colleges. They have a record of 100% placements and a starting package of at least three Lacs per annum. I am not sure about the other colleges.
All the best.

Education programs in textile design include both undergraduate and graduate degree programs. In general, both levels offer many hands-on courses that teach students about the design, manufacture and sale of textiles.
Individuals interested in designing and creating the fabrics and materials used in fashion, interior design and even automotive design might consider a degree programme in textile design. The most common degree available in this subject is the Bachelor of arts in textile design. Master's degree programs are available for those interested in textile design management. These programs combine classroom lectures with hands-on studio labs.
In order to gain acceptance to a Bachelor's programme, applicants must provide high school transcripts, standardized test scores, personal essays and sometimes a portfolio of artwork. Many graduate programs require the completion of a Bachelor's degree in a field such as textiles, design, art, fashion, supply chain management or business. Some graduate programs related to textile design require that students select a particular concentration on which to focus, such as textiles technology, textile management or textiles marketing.
A Bachelor's degree programme can be completed with about four years of full time study. Some graduate programs may require thesis projects that students complete by designing, packaging and selling their own textile creations.
Bachelor of arts in textile designing:
A Bachelor's degree programme in textile design is meant to provide students with an in-depth understanding of the creation and functional utilization of various textiles. Students complete hands-on work with the various materials and components that make up textiles such as knits, weaves, silks, leathers and color dyes. Courses included in the programme may include the following:
Textile design processes
Color usage
Textile terminology
Repeat patterning
Computer aided textile design
Knitted and woven design
Master's Degrees in Textile Design
Master of Arts in Textiles and Supply Chain Management and a Master of Arts in Textiles and Marketing. These degree programs are designed to help students further explore the processes and technologies that go into designing and producing textiles.
Common courses include:
Materials and polymers
Nonwovens characteristics, methods, and processing
Bonding principles in nonwovens
Advanced woven structures design
Biotextiles
Textile quality and process control

Hi,
Following qualifications are eligible for consideration for admission to PhD in fashion technology programme:
Post-graduation degree in the relevant area of design, management or technology (or) equivalent qualification from an institute/ university of national/ international repute with minimum 7 years of education after secondary (Class X) last of which was the Master's degree, where Master's Degree is found to be not relevant to the area of Research, a minimum 10 years of professional experience (teaching /working) in the proposed area of research is required.
A minimum Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 6.0 on a 10 point scale (5.5 for SC/ST candidates) or equivalent as determined by the institute wherever letter grades are awarded; or 55% (50% for SC/ST candidates) marks in aggregate (of all the years/semesters) where marks are awarded in the Post-Graduation degree.
The area of research of the applicant has to be relevant to the field of fashion in terms of design, technology and management.

Hi, Jewellery is the very close topic for the women in India. India is the largest consumer of gold and hence India imports a lot of gold every year. Jewellery Designing is a blend of creativity and imagination of a person. The person who have a good sense of design and creative imagination along with sound technical knowledge for them Jewellery designing is the right career option.
A student can take an admission for the Bachelors in Design course. This will be a good platform for the students to learn.
They can purpose the course from the renounce of institutes like National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT). After getting the proper knowledge both technical and traits of Jewellery Designing firs for a practical knowledge.
To get a list of the best colleges, you can check out this article link on Shiksha:
https://www.shiksha.com/design/fashion-design/articles/top-5-jewellery-design-colleges-in-india-blogId-11409
Also, this link provide you a list of colleges offering this course:
https://www.shiksha.com/design/fashion-design/colleges/jewellery-design-colleges-india

Hello,
Mahatma Jyoti Rao Phoole is a private university that operates from Jaipur. It began its journey from a small place as a college in 1993 and went on to become a university in the year 2009, merely sixteen years later, on campus spread across 100 acres. Its primary focus is on agri-based courses but then a university can flourish if it offers as wide a bouquet of courses as it can and hence has ended up with many streams of study including design.On the other hand, Amity University-Jaipur can into being in 2008 on almost 150 acre campus. The Amity as a name is very well known across India. It offers credit-based courses that give wide choice to the students in selecting courses. It too offers a wide bouquet of courses. To conclude, it's difficult to say which one is better than other in design! Though Amity has been declared as the best private university of Rajasthan, it's neither here nor there since it does not throw any light relative merits of their design courses. I feel that both are on the same level and a student should select the one which is most convenient to him/her.

Hi, Footwear industry is largely divided three segments: designing, manufacturing and marketing. Designers handle the creative part of the job that is designing styles and patterns. They are hired as technical designers who have formal training in shoe pattern-making, cutting, designing and sample preparation, or as stylist designers. They have to be aware of the international fashion trends and have the ability to conceptualise a saleable product. The retail sector holds a promising future for the professionals trained in this field.
India today presents itself as a gold mine for any category, the footwear industry being no different. In the last decade we have seen an increase in discretionary income, a strong awareness of fashion sense through availability of international fashion media and increase in international travel. All these factors have led to a more fashion conscious customer who considers shoes and accessories as (if not more) important as clothes. A quick look at numbers substantiates this fact. Today the India footwear industry stands at Rs 24.1 thousand crores, a healthy 20 per cent growth over last year.
Following are the companies who hire Footwear Designers in India- Super house Kanpur U.P- Bangalore, KA- VKC Group Division II Kerala- Condor Foot wear India, Surat, GJ-RSPL Ltd Kanpur-Footwear Design & Development Institute- Delhi /NCR- Bata India Ltd, Gurgaon- Varita India Pvt Ltd, Pune- Nike- Lotus Footwear Ltd- Apache Footwear LtdThough there is a large number of vacancies, designers eventually start their own business.
Since the nature of job prospects in footwear designing is very diverse, the remuneration can vary tremendously. Initially, one can expect a starting salary somewhere around Rs. 10,000 - 12,000 per month. International players offer higher pay packages to freshers which can range between Rs. 15,000 - 20,000 per month. Independent footwear designers can generate revenue depending upon the nature of their assignments. Entrepreneurs in this field can make hefty earnings per annum depending upon the size and nature of their business.

Hi, ARCH Academy of Design conducts All India Entrance Examination for Design (AIEED) to offer admissions to aspirants in undergraduate as well as postgraduate design programmes that are on offer by it.
So, I would provide the detailed information for both the courses.
AIEED 2018 Exam Pattern for Undergraduates:
AIEED undergraduate paper is of 200 marks. General Aptitude Test is compulsory to be appeared by all aspirants. General Aptitude Test (GAT) and Creative Aptitude Test (CAT) together are for 200 marks. The exam can be appeared both online and offline.
Every student has the option of appearing the exam in their choice of mode and language. The exam can be appeared offline by visiting the listed centers. Online exams can be appeared if the candidate has access to proper equipments and a stable Wi-Fi connectivity.
Syllabus for AIEED Undergraduate programme:
There are several topics that a student need to pay attention towards before appearing for AIEED 2018 exams. These topics test a students basic and advance level of knowledge in the field of design.
Important Topics:
Awareness of Design
General Awareness
Comprehension
Reasoning Psychological Analysis
Visual Ability
Lateral Thinking
Skill Setting
AIEED Exam Pattern for Post Graduates:
Any student who has either completed their graduation or are in their final year can apply for AIEED. The post graduate courses offered by the academy are for two years. The paper pattern is similar to the undergraduate paper pattern.
There are 45-50 set of questions. The total time allotted to appear for GAT is 3 hours and 15 minutes. The question paper is bilingual and can be appeared through offline and online mode. Any student having completed graduation or Diploma can apply for AIEED post graduate programs.
Syllabus for AIEED 2018 Post Graduate programme:
The Post graduate exam consists only of a General Aptitude Test. A student well versed with the crucial topics can ace the exams.
Important Topics
Creative Sensitivity
Design Sensitivity
Logical Reasoning
Problem Solving
Wish you all the best.