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Guide-Level 15
Your options are pursuing M.Sc in your area or either you can do Master in non-Science courses like animation, management, journalism, computer technology, etc.
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Organic chemistry is something fearsome for many students and many find it is interesting. Well it is all about interest as well as concentration you pay. Coming to JEE, does not matter you are interested or not, fact is that it holds marks. So, there are few tips for you to prepare JEE Organic Chemistry. If you get stuck at something ask it immediately in the class itself, do not pile up your doubts or if you hesitate in class, clear it after the class only but make sure to clear it. Be alert in class or else it will be a complete mess. The very thing to learn the IUPAC Nomenclature. Know the functional groups to master organic
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Scholar-Level 18
1. B. Des through UCEED from IITs
2. B.FTech and B. Des in fashion design from NIFT
3. B. Des from NID in Animation and Film Design/ Film and video communication/ Graphic design/ Product design.
4. B.Tech in Marine Engineering from IMU
5. B.Tech in Naval Architect from IMU
6. B.Sc. HHA through NCHMCT JEE from IHMs.
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Contributor-Level 6
Thanks for asking this question.
No. It's not necessary to be from the science background. We get quite a diverse crowd in our college every year. Students come from different cultures, age groups, backgrounds & states of the country.
The course is called B.Sc in FD & ID (because we teach CAD i.e. Computer Aided Designing) & because it's a legit graduation course approved by the Indian government.
Since designing is based on creativity, anyone & everyone can apply for it irrespective of studying science, commerce or arts.
Hope this helps :)
For more insight into making designing your career, contact us on :- +919325012983.
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