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Textile Technology provide superior teaching in an exceptionally given subject, allowing students to move their careers or continue their education into a Ph.D. programme. M.Sc. Textile designing through Distance learning is usually offered in the Science, math, drugs and engineering fields, such as biology, chemistry, physics, nursing or civil engineering and many others. Now coming to your question, It's not that worth as compared to regular Masters in Textile Technology. Because, Masters in Textile Technology is a well known highly professional programme and it requires a lot of attention and dedication which is only possible through a regular course. The kind of facilities and tools you required during your course will not be available through Distance mode of learning.

Few courses that you can pursue with a Certificate course in radio jockeying for better career prospects, but to do a regular course while pursuing RJ won't be possible to opt for short-term courses that will enhance your skills to become an RJ. You can do a course in mimicry because if you can mimick and can add dramatization to your voice then it would be icing on the cake because being an RJ, people judge you or like or dislike you based on your voice and your dramatization so this can add a star to your radio jockeying course. Also, you can do a course on improving your writing skill, I know being an RJ, you need to write, but you will have to make at least a framework of what topics you have to talk about what lines you could say to make it more catchy and also if you are good at writing then it will definitely contribute to your speaking skills and that's the key to being RJ.

Certification courses in Jewellery Design such as Craft Based Jewellery Design, Jewellery Manufacturing, Traditional Jewellery (Kundan Meena & Enameling), 2-D Designing (Core Draw), Jewellery for International Market, Gem Identification & Processing, 3-D Design Jewel CAD, Contemporary Enameling, Diamond Jewellery Design, Jewellery Illustration & Design, Computer Aided Jewellery Design, Jewellery Design and Couture Jewellery - Jewellery Range Development for International Luxury Brands. Post Graduate Diploma in Jewellery Management, Diploma in Jewellery Designing & Management, Jewellery in Organized Retail & Life Style Management, Certificate In Jewellery CAD Technology - RHINO 3D, Certificate In Jewellery CAD Technology - INNOVATE Matrix, Certificate In Diamond Grading, Certificate in Gemmology, Micro Pave Setting, Master Model Making, Certificate In Embossing and Manual Design.

First, you have to apply for the design colleges entrance exam. There are quite a few colleges in India where you can apply. Two of the best colleges for jewellery designing are:
1-NIFT (National Institute of Fashion Technology): NIFT don't offer any specific course for jewellery designing, but it offers Bachelors in accessory designing and jewellery designing is a part of that only. NIFT offers 420 seats in accessory design (AD). It's a government college. NIFT follows the course curriculum of FIT, New York. It has a centralized campus placement system. NIFT eligibility criteria for this course is:
-12th with a minimum of 55% marks in any stream. - The age limit is 23 for this course and is relaxed by five years for SC, ST and differently disabled candidates. One can easily get a job with a starting salary of 3 Lacs per annum after graduating from NIFT.
2-Pearl Academy: Pearl is a private college and it offers a specific course for jewellery designing, but it's an undergraduate Diploma only.

Step 1: Earn a Bachelors Degree
A Bachelors degree in textile design, graphic design, or a fashion-related field is often required to obtain a position as a textile designer.
Step 2: Gain Experience
One way to break into the textile industry is by working as an assistant to a professional designer or applying for an entry-level position at a design firm. Some individuals may find employment through their internships. Job prospects will fall in textile industry which includes home furnishings, textile mills, Merchandisers, Fabric Coordinators, Managers in several fashion segments. At a certain point (preferably after few years of experience), you can even have your own textile business. It is really a versatile business as its success level depends upon your creativity and knowledge more than anything.

Very difficult to judge any institute or college on any basis because you haven't read from that particular place. Talking about the famous names, the list can be variable with the choice of your course. For Bachelor's you can find the names of Symbiosis, DCAC- Delhi College of Arts and Commerce, NIMC- National Institute of Mass Communication, Indraprastha University, Amity University, etc. And then there are few women orientated college such as Sophia Mumbai, Indraprastha college, Lady Shri Ram, etc. Those who are the pioneers in providing the best of practical training. Then comes post-graduation then the list is really huge and you can't really differentiate in between them as they are all unique in different ways, some of the leaders are St. Xavier's Mumbai, Hinduja College, Jamia Millia Islamia, Banaras Hindu University, Tata Institute of Social Science (TISS), IIMC, and many more you can always find the best at Shiksha. Com website.

B.Arch academic wise, excellently designed course structure is ideal but, I feel there's more of theoretical approach in the preference to full exposure to creativity as compared to any other proper architecture university. Faculty members are good, all are very skilled in their specific subject. Infrastructure is average as compared to other colleges (especially private) offering B.Arch. Placements don't take place for architecture often, 2-3 companies come for the placement. Extracurricular exposure is less in comparison to some other architecture colleges, as I have seen in SPA-Delhi. They opt for innovative and creative activities to develop design thinking.

Modeling as a career in India is not very good, you will have to do a lot of struggle if you don't have a background from that industry, you don't know anyone and have no contacts in that industry, but yes, if you are passionate about it then you should surely give it a try because if you give your 100% to something you definitely will rock in that field. A good physique is really important to make a career in the modelling field. This is one of the most important parameters to become a good model, you should have a good physique. We all want to SEE hot models be it on the cover of any magazine, in any fashion show or an advertisement and brands plan according to what their customers want.