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Shweta Singh

Guide-Level 12

No, there is no entrance exam for admission in JD Institute.

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Yash SinghalKnowledge is meant to be shared

Scholar-Level 17

Yes you can get the scholarship but the problem you face there is inferiority complex as the students studying there are of highly rich family and hence there you can't be able to compete then in day to day life if you can manage these all then you would go ahead as this field is really worth for the money.

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Nishant kumar Ray

Guide-Level 12

There is immerse scope of fashion designing. The fashion designers have varied options including designing, research, cloth production, textile designing, etc. They may join fashion houses/manufacturing/export units for a paid job or launch their own label in market. The horizon of Fashion Design is not limited to garments only; it covers several other aspects like accessories, jewelry, footwear, etc. As well
*Following are few roles and areas, which come under fashion design:
Fashion Designer
Fashion Illustrator
Fashion Stylist
Fashion Coordinator
Fashion Consultant
Fashion Merchandise
Growing fashion industry has a positive impact on the eco
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varun bhatiastudent's counselor

Guide-Level 14

Yes, you can because NIFT provides internship once you are done with the course where you will be getting to work under a fashion designer or you can work in a boutique.

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Lorna Dsouza

Guide-Level 13

Hi Aatish! The major difference is, a Textile Designer creates the pattern, designs for fabric and also develops fabric. The textile designers also do embellishment of fabrics. They have to select yarn, colour for the yarn, and dyes for making new fabrics. The Fashion designers, on the other hand, use the fabric developed by the textile designer to create new designs for clothes.

Their imagination sees a design, they sketch it with colors on the paper and then give shape to their imagination by selecting fabric for the making new designed clothes. Both have a vast career scope. Now that you must have understood the difference between th

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Anubha KakrooDean- IIAD

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Fashion Design has now become an established career option in India, thanks to the various NIFTs and other Institutes that offer this undergraduate degree. India is a growing economy with a young population and that means that the numbers of a fashion conscious consumer are only going to increase. This assures of certain growth of the industry as well. That said, be clear in how you look at Fashion. If you are looking at 'Fashion' as is commonly understood, you are looking at celebrity designers like Manish Malhotra etc. And at Haute Couture. However the profession is far more wider than that because. A vast majority of the people don'
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Anubha KakrooDean- IIAD

Beginner-Level 4

To become a Fashion Designer, it is important you choose a good course in Fashion Designing as your starting point. Many institutes in India offer Fashion Design programmes like NIFT, IIAD, Pearl Academy etc. Starting salaries can vary depending upon which industry sector you choose to work in. You could go into the corporate sector by joining industries like Madurai Garments (Aditya Birla Group), Levis, Zara etc. Or you could choose to work for a renowned Design Studio of any Designer like Tarun Tahiliani, Rajesh Pratap Singh, Ritu Kumar etc. The corporate sector starts with a better package but then the experienced gained by working
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Lorna Dsouza

Guide-Level 13

Hi Barkha!
You'll need:
1. A good eye for colour, texture and shape
2. Technical skills like pattern cutting and sewing
3. The ability to spot and develop trends
4. Drawing skills
5. The ability to use computer design packages
6. The ability to solve problems.

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Sushant Sharma

Scholar-Level 16

Hi, The basic eligibility to get enrolled in the programme is a 10+2 qualification from a recognised educational Board with a minimum aggregate score of 50%. The average salary offered is approximately INR 20,000-30,000/-
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Rudra ShauryaPlastic Mould Design Engineer

Guide-Level 15

It is important to have a degree in the field you want to build your career. If you are planning to do a start up or open your own business then you can do it without degree. If you are seeking a job in the industry, then you need to have a qualification.

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