Fashion Designer

Pearl Academy has its own admission process which is organised in three cycles. For the academic session set to commence in 2018, the admission cycles conducted by Pearl academy are as mentioned below:
Admission Cycle 1 January 2018Admission Cycle 2 April 2018Admission Cycle 3 May 2018Admission Cycle 4 June 2018Admission Cycle 5 July 2018
In order to secure admission in any programme offered by this design college, aspirants need to appear for Pearl Academy Entrance Exam (which is also commonly called PAF Entrance Exam) followed by a Personal Interview round. Candidates are informed that in each admission cycle of Pearl Academy, separate written entrance exam as well as personal interview round is conducted. Aspirants can secure admission in various UG, PG and Diploma programmes offered at Pearl Academy by clearing the written entrance exam and interview round.

Hi Sunetra!
You should pursue a Bachelors or Masters in fashion design first. You can apply and pursue internship at some reputed fashion house, which will help you to get an edge over others when you apply for a job. You should gain some experience as an employee with some fashion brand for about 5-8 years if you wish to work independently later. In order to work as a designer for actors and actresses, you need to work hard and exhibit your work at bigger levels. Hence I have advised you to look out for reputed fashion brands to work with. Also, read some case studies of the big brand to understand how they made it big in the industry. If you have the passion and talent, nobody can stop you from being a successful fashion designer.

Pearl academy-Noida and Jaipur both are considered the best design institutes among the list of private design colleges. Of course, pearl has a good placement cell and most of the students are recruited for jobs. Apart from jobs and placements, it has good facilities in terms of architecture, tools, labs, hostels and much more. I would say it's the perfect academy for fashion design except for the fee structure. Since the total fee structure is really high for even a high-middle class student, most students try to go for government colleges. But if the fee is affordable, which is like a crore or so for a 4-year graduation programme, it's a good option with a good scope in fashion designing.

Hi Ayesha!
You can apply for Bachelor in Fashion Design irrespective of the stream you have in your 10+2. However, you should complete your 10+2 from a recognised board of education like CBSE, ICSE or equivalent. You can find a list of top colleges of Fashion Design in India on this link https://www.shiksha.com/design/fashion-design/articles/top-10-fashion-design-colleges-in-india-2016-blogId-9384
To apply for these colleges, you need to prepare for a general as well as creative aptitude test. You can find a pattern of the exam and its details on this link https://www.shiksha.com/design/fashion-design/articles/prep-tips-for-nift-entrance-exam-2016-blogId-11660.