Rashmi Bhardwaj, Visting Faculty- NID

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New answer posted•8 years ago
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8 years ago
Hi Atharv Singhal,
Please click the link below. https://bit.ly/2Oxztbj.

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8 years ago
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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New answer posted•8 years ago
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8 years ago
Hi Dhruv Sharma, Please click the link below for career prospects for Textile Designing in India
https://www.shiksha.com/careers/textile-designer-105.

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Arshad Iqbal
8 years ago
You will have to study automobile engineering. In a few cases you might also get a chance by becoming an industrial engineer.

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Rudra  Shaurya
8 years ago
NIFT is what you want for Fashion Designing. NID is also good but NIFT is dedicated to FD and is way better than NID for FD.

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Rudra  Shaurya
8 years ago
Both. If you have completed a formal degree in CAD, then you can pursue a higher study. If you have pursued a certificate course in CAD then it would be better to get a job.

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Rudra  Shaurya
8 years ago
You can pursue Designing course if you are interested or pursue Event Management. Both of these fields will utilize your creative potential.

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Satinder Kaur
8 years ago
The basic difference between two is that B.Sc. Is of 3 years whereas B.Des is of 4 years duration. B.Des is a technical degree which is we can is parallel to B.Tech.

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