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Hi,
Going for the higher studies or getting a job after completing Bachelors in visual arts is totally up to you. If you want to do a government job or you are very keen to study further then you should go for higher studies. Otherwise, if you want to do private jobs only, then it's better you start early because in the industry, experience is always more valuable than a Master's degree. So, why to pay fee for another two years. It's better you earn money and add up to your experience because what you learn in the industry is totally different than what you learn in the college.
Whatever you choose to do, just make sure first that what you want from your life. I hope you make a good decision.
All the best.

Arwachin World Business School (AWBS, Hapur) is surely good for management courses, but when it comes to BJMC the college doesn't really have a good image. The subjects when I passed out was standard (same for many years) and so were the professors/ teachers. Few of them were good others were not so good and I would rate them average. However, I feel after so many years that is how it is in any school or college. few professors/ teachers are good not all.
There were few extra-curriculum activities in-house and inter-collegiate. Infrastructure was okay not so great. Only indoor gymkhana with basic facilities was available. Normally Male student participated in sports more. In other college festivals, the participation levels were equal.
The college doesn't have good placements.

Here are top six fashion startups in India that have established their niche in the fashion world.
1) Voonik works on a lean business model and with zero inventory and fulfillment centers. The e-commerce startup claims to showcase over 15 Lacs products from 15,000 registered retail stores. A recent report revealed that the firm has accrued an annual gross merchandise volume of over $80 million.
2) BlueStone is currently the number-one online jewellery destination that aims at revolutionizing the jewellery shopping experience.
BlueStone has immense scope due to the high value of the products and a dearth of larger players in the same niche. With an average order size of INR 25,000 and a larger design selection than any player in the market, BlueStone is on its way to establishing itself prominently in the online fashion jewellery category.
3) Roposo specializes in fashion categories like apparels, footwear, accessories, and lingerie.
The three co-founders, They started Giveter.com, an online gifting portal, This site offered them insights into the fashion preferences of modern women. Consequently, they realized that women had to surf multiple websites to meet their fashion requirements.
This discovery led them to launch Roposo that is positioned as a democratic fashion platform for women. On this portal, women can share their style stories, and curate and discover new trends. Today, Roposo enjoys over 2 Lacs posts per month from more than 12.5 Lacs subscribers, which include Bollywood actors, sports icons, and famous fashion designers.
4) LimeRoad: The business model they follow benefits all those involved - the customer gets a chance to exhibit his/her creativity and wins reward points, and the vendors end up selling more than one product as a part of 'the look
85 percent of LimeRoad's gross merchandise value comes from organic traffic and the rest is dependant on paid marketing efforts.
5) Craftsvilla this Mumbai-based startup is India's largest online marketplace for ethnic fashion products. Craftsvilla now offers over 4 million products in the category of clothing, footwear, handicrafts, and jewellery by over 25,000 artisans and designers across India.
6) Flyrobe Presently, there is a massive latent demand for premium designer brands like Sabyasachi, Ritu Kumar, Armani, Hugo Boss, and Calvin Klein. Flyrobe offers its customer easy access to these first-rate brands and hence, is the most loved fashion rental platform in Ind

The dedicated placement unit provides career support to all students. The placement unit helps the students not only in finding jobs but advises the students individually about resumes, portfolios, interviews and other job-search strategies.
The purpose of the placement unit is further served through our numerous links with cutting-edge businesses and organizations and strong linkages within the industry. ADYPU holds memberships of many different industry associations and is very actively involved with some of them.
The placement unit is not just about finding a job. It also helps students with acquiring the skills to manage one's career. The placement unit continually invites people from the industry to the campus and also arranges industry visits for the students.
The college supports any project or ideas adding to the academics. But the extra curricular activities are not that well-supported.Campus life would be hectic due to the tightly packed schedules of internals, labs, and various assignments, projects, etc. 7.5 CGPA cut-off for fee-waiver is another parameter determining student participation in various non-academic clubs and activities. For an ideal book-loving student, IIST would be the best option.

India is doing quite well when it comes to design institutes. Whether you wish to pursue your career in fashion, product, animation, environment or industrial design, GLS Institute Of Design will fulfill all your dreams. I am privileged to be a part of this institute. With Bachelors and integrated degrees, GLSID creates its own brand like nobody else. GLSID tries hard to meet the standards of quality that the university proudly boasts about. As a student of this institute, I can mention a number of things which can prove how magnificently the college functions. Putting some more light into the insight of the Institute I would like to tell that we never have a shortage of equipment and most of them are provided by the Institute itself. The teachers are fairly helpful and very good at what they do and try their the best to make the students equally capable. The shiny side is that, that the college not only works on the education or knowledge part but tries to build a different student as a whole by taking students to various fields trips which are worth visiting and not just that but by inviting expertise to take the lectures on various different topics! And the prime methodology is "learning by doing".

The prime objective of the Placement Assistance Cell of the Integrated Science Education and Research Centre (ISERC) of Viva-Bharati is to set up a new bond between Science and the corporate world. The Students of Viva-Bharati are highly trained and motivated and completely fit to cater to the R&D needs of both the government and the private sector. Our students will not only fit into pre-defined job positions/ academia but they will also strive for excellence in novel career paths. Hence the Student Placement Cell is an Interface between the needs of the recruiting organizations and the talents of our students.
The college provides placement to only 50% of the students. So, make sure that you are good enough to compete in the placement session and get a job for you before completing the course.

Fashionstake has emerged as an online boutique for emerging designers. Users vote on designs and those with the most up-votes are sold in their online boutique as 'Crowd Favorites.'
See http://mashable.com/2011/03/04/fashionstake-2/#dyY7rPOnDkqE for more information.
Fabricly.com is also a platform for emerging designers. The company allows designers to submit designs, but takes care of the logistics - production, fulfillment, etc. - on their behalf and curates their collections online.
See https://techcrunch.com/2010/11/18/yc-funded-fabricly-is-a-threadless-for-high-fashion-and-it-just-raised-400k/ for more information.
Launchmywear.com is the site I would recommend which offers everything and many designers are already getting paid.
It offers everything a designer needs
1. Free professional grade 3D tool
2. Designer's own private label
3. Own private e-store
4. Lots of products to design
5. No upfront/ registration fee
6. Manufacturing facility
7. Logistics facility to drop till customer's point
8. Additionally most convenient to use and many more.

Education in fine arts is entirely different from other disciplines as it requires some inborn talent and skill. So the aspirants must have artistic and creative talent. Fine arts mainly focus on applied art, graphic design, painting, and sculpturing.
To become an artist, art teacher or a lecturer in fine arts one must have a higher degree in fine arts. The Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) degree course is for those who have passed Plus Two with any subject combination.
When talking about government jobs in the field of visual arts, candidates can take up teaching as their profession, which will enable them to find job opportunities in higher secondary schools as art teachers. These professionals can also find job opportunities in government-run museums and art galleries. Recently, University of Kalyani invited applications from eligible candidates for the position of Assistant Professor in Visual Arts and likewise, many other universities running under the control of central and state governments call for eligible candidates with an appropriate qualification in visual arts. Not only colleges, government schools also offer job opportunities for professionals with appropriate qualification for the position of teachers in visual and other forms of arts. When taking up job in government-run museums, these professionals can find job opportunities in positions like gallery technician, art collection manager and art gallery manager since they have subject knowledge preference will be given to candidates with degree in visual arts rather than candidates with other qualifications in art galleries and museums working under the control of government.

Design concerns with work in exceedingly artistic, imaginative, inventive and creative manner. Bachelor of Design (B.Des) is an undergraduate academic degree programme in the field of designing. The course mainly deals with designing a specific part of a whole structure or design of a shape, configuration etc. After the completion of this 4-year course, the candidates are provided with a lot of opportunities for securing a career. In the course curriculum, the candidates are offered with various specializations such as the design of buildings, machine parts, fashion designing, architecture, game design, jewelry & metalsmith, textile design, graphic design, and so on.
Besides the private sector firms, numerous government organizations also provide vast openings for the B.Des candidates. The government institutes such as National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT), National Institute of Design, The Indian Textile Industry, etc. recruit talented B.Des graduates for various posts. One can also look out for a profession in any of the nationalized banks or railway or defense service. To acquire a career in these government departments, the candidates need to clear the exam organized by different governmental organizations such as SSC, PSC, UPSC, etc. One can also choose teaching field which is considered as one of the noblest professions.