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KOHINOOR TECHNICAL INSTITUTE
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Hi Astha,
Yes, you can do Fashion Designing course along with your B.Com. Consider it this way, use this time along with your graduation to learn the basics of Fashion Designing and tailoring, so that once you graduate, you can go for a full-fledged and an intensive course with renowned institutes. At least, when you go for higher education in Fashion Designing, you would be clear of the basics and would have already taken a lead over the others. We, at Kohinoor Technical Institute have witnessed students who have made careers and also become entrepreneurs in the fashion industry after doing a Diploma Course with us.
Yes, you can do Fashion Designing course along with your B.Com. Consider it this way, use this time along with your graduation to learn the basics of Fashion Designing and tailoring, so that once you graduate, you can go for a full-fledged and an intensive course with renowned institutes. At least, when you go for higher education in Fashion Designing, you would be clear of the basics and would have already taken a lead over the others. We, at Kohinoor Technical Institute have witnessed students who have made careers and also become entrepreneurs in the fashion industry after doing a Diploma Course with us.
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Shivani TiwariCurrently pursuing MFM from NIFT
Contributor-Level 10
Sorry for this bad news Kaif, but you are not eligible for the course as BA in fashion designing in the University of Allahabad is a girls course only and the classes are carried in the centre of fashion design building which is in the girls hostel.
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Shivani TiwariCurrently pursuing MFM from NIFT
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Well, it's a really difficult task that you are aspiring for but yet not impossible. You can do fashion designing with B.Com but it would be a heavy load on you as fashion designing requires a full-time class and then you will have to switch to correspondence for B.Com. No matter, if you still wish to pursue both the courses, it's a very proud decision and will need a lot of confidence and patience. If you are still eligible then you can sit for various design entrance exams and get admission into fashion designing. But, one fact I'd like to enlighten is that having two graduate degrees will be not very profitable for you, though you w
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Shivani TiwariCurrently pursuing MFM from NIFT
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Leather designing is a field of real hard work, especially of physical strength.
The most important capability in this field is to have a brain to think beyond. As leather is something very difficult to work with, many a time people find themselves out of ideas while designing stuff off leather. So, it's very important to have the capability to think out of the box and make something new while never running out of ideas and designs.
Apart from this, yes it requires the other basic qualities.
The most important capability in this field is to have a brain to think beyond. As leather is something very difficult to work with, many a time people find themselves out of ideas while designing stuff off leather. So, it's very important to have the capability to think out of the box and make something new while never running out of ideas and designs.
Apart from this, yes it requires the other basic qualities.
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Shivani TiwariCurrently pursuing MFM from NIFT
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If you want then go for a Diploma course because after the course, you may go for a job which is better than wasting time in internships as internships would only give you a sense of practical knowledge.
Or if you'd like to earn some practical experience then, after your Diploma course, you can try for internships and then go for job practice.
Or if you'd like to earn some practical experience then, after your Diploma course, you can try for internships and then go for job practice.
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Anjali BailinRetired Head of Sixth Forms, UK
Guide-Level 12
Dear Ayesha, I am simply giving you the criteria mentioned clearly on their website, here they are:
An upper first class in your 12th
IELTS score
An impressive portfolio
You should also check here http://www.kingston.ac.uk/undergraduate-course/fashion/entry-requirements.html
All applications must be submitted through the UCAS website and before the deadlines.
An upper first class in your 12th
IELTS score
An impressive portfolio
You should also check here http://www.kingston.ac.uk/undergraduate-course/fashion/entry-requirements.html
All applications must be submitted through the UCAS website and before the deadlines.
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astha singh
Scholar-Level 16
Hi Ayesha!
Fashion designing is one of the most sought after careers amongst students these days. Please refer to this link to find the top fashion institutes in Delhi:
https://www.shiksha.com/design/fashion-design/articles/choose-colleges-to-study-fashion-in-delhi-ncr-blogId-5207.
Fashion designing is one of the most sought after careers amongst students these days. Please refer to this link to find the top fashion institutes in Delhi:
https://www.shiksha.com/design/fashion-design/articles/choose-colleges-to-study-fashion-in-delhi-ncr-blogId-5207.
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