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Dear Learner, do understand the reality of job 'market' that jobs are attracted through skills. Screen Writing is such a wonderful- ever-growing domain of career that you cannot predict its scope.
Of course, there is scope and career in India and abroad.
You can join a Production House-TV or Movies.
The Youtube and other Online Streaming Platforms have opened great options for Screen Writing and this is the best time to enter this domain. Please do think of sharing your screenwriting works with production houses as well as with people. Connect with people of the domain and you will get scope everywhere both Abroad and India possible at one time.
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ScreenWriter- A Career that takes you to be the actual Owner of the Foundation Work of any Video work be it a movie, documentary, comic or animation work. It can also be seen as a Screenplay writer. The essentials to be screenplay writer or screenwriter can be understood by knowing what they do and what the expansion of their expertise is.

Earlier, people use to think that B.Arch and B.Planning are the same course. But, since the world of architecture is widening and diversifying, the difference between the two came into being. B.Planning is the one, where you get to plan whole city, you can also go for traditional Masters in civil engineering after that it will boost your career immensely. As it's name suggest that your profile will be limited to the Planning. After that comes the role of Architecture. In B.Arch, you will learn the execution of what the plan has been developed by the planner. The job profile is somewhat different nowadays. After doing B. Planning, your role will be to plan to take all the factors into consideration and client's demands. And, after doing B.Arch, you have to organize the plan to make it real. To summarize, B.Planning involves planning while B. Architecture involves implementation.

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It is a good question from student's point of view.(#) Degree programme: These are much high valued then Diploma. Degree like B.Arch provides profundity about an architect course than Diploma. It has more opportunities as compared to Diploma. Degree is being issued through recognized university or college. The duration of obtaining the degree of architect is greater than the duration of Diploma.
(#) Diploma programme: Like Diploma in Designing, planning, architect etc. are a Diploma course. The admission to Diploma course can be taken after clearing high school examination (class 10th). An institute, a Polytechnic, or even a university can offer a Diploma course. There is no need for the institute or the university to be UGC or AICTE approved. Both programs /courses have their own utility and valuation. But, I would suggest you to degree course, since it is approved and certified by the institution. But, if you want your career to be more accelerated, then along with the degree course, you can pursue Diploma course.

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There's no second thought before I write this. Of course, it has to be NID, as it's an institute of national importance. AAFT, on the other hand is a private institute and is known for B.Des as well. NID is best known for design courses, and you will have ample of opportunities after passing out from there. Coming to it's placements, several graduates tend to start their own studio. According to LinkedIn, 377 out of 3500 graduates are Entrepreneurs (Nowhere close to the 60% stat by Sumit Shah, but I hope he can give some source). Popular companies (based on no. Of NIDians employed) are Cognizant, Microsoft, SAP, Adobe, Samsung, Godrej, HFI etc.
All your main/subject questions lead to one destination that is how much money you can earn after graduating from NID. If that is the only concern you have, then start your own business to earn. NID won't teach you how to earn money. You have to use your 100% brains, if you have to be on the top. How NID can help you to put you in good companies? It also depends on the stream you apply for. \
Now look at another scenario. Let's say you love textile design, and you want to apply for Textile/Apparel design at NID, right. What if I tell you that go for some of the UX related courses in NID to get more packages, will you just listen to me and go ahead with it? If yes, then you have got no passion for a particular design rather than earning money. If that is the case, then stop doing it. Have a vision where do you want to be and as a what. You will earn money for sure after graduating from colleges, like NID or IIT that would take some time along with the level of industry experience you have.

Hi, NIFT is undoubtedly the best Institute in India and is well reputed internationally as well.nNIFT Alumni are always given an edge over the other colleaguesnYou can apply for scholarships, which is given on the basis of merit, financial background or bothnIn Design course, you do have a lot of projects and submissions. Yes, it does involve extra expenses. On an average you'll be spending approximately 6-7000 on them. But they do add to your portfolio and are totally worth it.nIn terms of package, you can expect a min of 23-25000 INR pm in hand.nYou do have a lot of spare time during the course. So, you can always utilize them to earn few extra bucks.nIf you are very much interested in design and strongly want to pursue it as your profession, Ill say yes. But if you are not sure about it, don't take it forward. Design is too much of hard work and extensive research and getting practical as well as balancing the artsy side. Most don't find it suitable and that become their the worst decision. So if you really want to ask if its worth, ask yourself will you able to? And how interested are you? All the best.

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The degree of Ph.D in Planning and Architecture will not just open the door of Research field in India, but also in some foreign countries. Completing a degree in architecture at doctorate level can be a long and arduous process, but also wonderfully rewarding. After getting a Ph.D degree in Architecture, you can opt for many profession viz, Research Architect. In this, you will not necessarily focus in designing buildings, but focusing more on how these new tools can enhance our work.
Extreme Architect: Being an architect, who specializes in extreme weather conditions is therefore not only an incredibly fascinating way to tackle the subject, but also a way to earn a big chunk of money.
Industrial Designer: Not just the designing the companies, but also the layout of factories, and warehouse. However, industrial design focuses on smaller scale objects of mass production, as opposed to large-scale buildings designed for a specific context.

Hi,
Look, if you are going for B.Des course, then Amity is not considered as a relatable University. For B.Des courses, there are many other better options such as NID, NIFT, Pearl, Srishti, IIAD to just name a few.
So, if you really looking forward for design career and you want to do good in it, then I would suggest you to go wtlith NID or NIFT, depending on the course, try their entrances. If you really have that creative eye on you, you'll definitely go through those entrances.
Amity University is a renowned university, but it's always better to go with a course specialisation college. For eg. Colleges such as NIFT are specialised in design career, but if we talk about Amity, then it's not the same. The University offers multiple courses, so it's always a risk for students in going with them.
Whereas NID is the most appropriate college for product design in India.
Hope this answer is useful to you.
All the best!

No doubt, Indian Institute of Technology, Guwahati is a better institute for Designing. IIT-Guwahati is a premier institutes in technology and innovation in India. IIT is much known for interdisciplinary research in engineering, design, behavioral and social sciences. IIT-G campus life is apt for students, they get ample opportunities to showcase the talents. Placements and Internships are in top companies in IT, FMCG, and Manufacturing. Design Village Institute - non-profit institute registered in the State of Washington affiliated to Shri Venkateswara University. VDI offers only 10 seats for Interior Architecture, Product Design, Fashion Design, and Graphic Design PG Course. VDI also has an international exchange programme. The course has an apt combination of learning, practice and global knowledge. The fee is around 7-8 Lacs for the course. Comparing the two IIT-G has a good ROI and the best place to study for Masters in Designing.
Check the below link for comparison - https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison-255921-274292.

Hello,
Coming straight to your query, there are large number of options available to you. You can join any of the institutes from FITJEE, Study Mate, Allen Career, Resonance, Rao IIT Academy and etc. But, let me clarify you on one thing that only good selection of coaching institute will not help you to conquer over the dream. You have to make plan & strategy by yourself.
The best coaching out of these are Resonance & Rao IIT Academy. These both institutes have well past experience for successfully selection of children in various big college for Architecture studies. They are having very good, trained, qualified and experienced faculty for the effective training of children. JEE Mains Paper 2 exam is not an easy exam. You have to do lot more hard work to clear this exam. Hence, my suggestion is that while doing selection of the best coaching institute try to spend some time on doing some research on your own parameters to make the best chosen.

Hello,
As per my suggestion, you don't need any sort of 'coaching' or something to prepare for BVP CET B.Arch examination. Because, the level of this exam is not as hard as you think for JEE Mains Paper 2 or AAT. If you are well prepared with your self-study, then you may score a very good score in this exam. To specific for your query, if you are planning to give the exam for BVP CET along with JEEs, NATA etc., then you might requires coaching institute. So, in this condition, the coaching institute like FIITJEE, Allen Career institute could help you up to some extent. Why I am saying 'some extent' is because the result is based on your preparation. You have to manage your day, your school, your coaching planning as your caliber.
Hence, my suggestion is, if you are going to appear in only BVP CET examination, then you are not required to join any coaching class.