Fashion Design

Hello,
B.Sc fashion design is an undergraduate fashion designing course that covers the study of creating original designs in garments, footwear, luggage, jewellery, etc.
The course duration is 3-years.
the eligibility is :
1) Should have passed 10+2 or equivalent and with a minimum of 50% (in some reputed institutions)
2) Some reputed colleges conduct entrance exams also.

Books you can refer to for design aptitude test (B. Des):
1) NIFT (B. Des) Entrance Books & Test Series by Afaindia (Author)
2) NID (B. Des) Entrance Books and Test Series by Trend Academy (Author)
3) NIFT/NID/IIFT Entrance Examination 2017 by Dharmendra Mittal (Author)
Regards.

As the fee is not disclosed by the college, I request you to contact the college officials to know about the fee structure.
Contact numbers are mentioned in the link provided.
Link:
http://www.nifd.net/contact-us/

The best institutes with good placements are NIFT, pearl and INIFD.

Technically, it is not okay after B.Com. But, if you have a skills in fashion designing, then better to go with your passion.

In my eyes, AAFT and JD are both great universities and their quality of education is also very high. But I would like to add Anant National University to this discussion as it is where I completed my M.Des from. The main reason I chose ANU was because of the amount of education value they provided along with economically feasible fee structure. Anant National University also helped me to be a part of a very reputable MNC. Visit: http://anu.edu.in for more information.

Hi Simran!
Of course, it is possible!
I would recommend NID Ahmedabad for a course in Apparel design and Merchandise. NIFT doesn't offer a PG course in fashion design but they do offer a course in Fashion management and Masters in Design if that interests you. You can definitely try for the diploma course there if you could fit in the age category.
Good luck!

For fee details, please in touch with the officials. The numbers are mentioned in the link provided.
Link: https://www.nift.ac.in/contactus.

Hi Poonam!
I don't understand why your concepts are not clear while you are in 3rd year now. Please contact your faculty to help you with the concepts, else you will obviously face difficulties in the future if your foundation is not strong. What you learn in your graduation is very important to build a strong base for your career or even post-graduation.

Hi Drishti!
Yes if you wish to drop a year for IIAD's preparation, you can go ahead with the plan. Also, don't just make IIAD your goal, do consider and prepare for other design exams too.