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Anagha G Nair

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It will be difficult, as the eligibility criteria for admission is minimum 50% in class 12th. Also, it's an entrance based mode, so the candidate will have to appear for various entrance tests like NID, AIEED CEED etc. to secure admission in top colleges for B. Des course.

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kanksha Mutreja

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Product design is a new generation course and is getting really popular lately. Talking about the scope, you can expect it to be as high as that of an accountant soon (yes, not joking). The reason is simple because over the time the viewpoint of all businesses has shifted from just profit to profit along with customer satisfaction and the only way one can ensure customer satisfaction is through making it very clear that the focus is majorly on what is being offered to the customer and not what is being received from a customer.
To do so, all the big brands and leading companies are heading forward to hiring people who will design a pro
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Lalit Kumar

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Hi therePlease check these details
B.des (industrial Design) is 4 year graduation course
you must be pass 10 + 2 examination or its educational equivalent in any discipline with 50% minimum Marks. Math is needed for this, but make sure you can cope up with math while studying B.des.
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Ashish Ranjan

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Yes, you can. The concept of dimensions and the better imagination can lead you to design product. Also, some certification course will help you a lot. Maths is not a necessity. Stay Confident.

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SACHIN NAMDEVM. Sc. Mathematics at Govt. P. G. College, Damoh

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Yes, it needs. But, if you did Diploma after class 10th, then it is not compulsory.

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The duration of this certificate course is 6 months.
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