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irin

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Hi there,LPU-NEST can be taken in both online (proctored) and offline (in-person) modes, giving students flexibility in how they choose to appear for the exam. The online remotely proctored mode allows you to take the test from home while being monitored to ensure fairness. This is a convenient option for students who may not be able to travel to the test center.Alternatively, if you prefer an offline exam, you can visit an LPU-designated test center and take it in person under supervised conditions. Both formats follow the same syllabus and exam pattern, so you can choose whichever suits you best.Best wishes!

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Nazrul Khan

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Choosing between "Fashion Communication" and "Design Communication" depends on your specific career goals, but generally, "Fashion Communication" is considered better if you have a strong passion for the fashion industry and want to focus on marketing, branding, and visual storytelling within that sector, while "Design Communication" offers a broader scope across various industries with a focus on visual communication strategies; for both, the National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT) is widely considered the top institution in India to pursue either field.

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Moulik Aggarwal

Beginner-Level 3

Choosing between Communication Design and Industrial Design depends on your intersets and career goals.If you love  visual storytelling, branding, digital media, and UI/UX design, then Communication Design is a great choice.This field focuses on graphic design, advertising, animation, and digital content creation. You'll work with software like Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and After Effects, and can build a career as a UI/UX designer, brand strategist, or motion graphic artist.On the other hand, if you're more interested in product development, manufacturing, and 3D design, then Industrial Design is the way to go. This field
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Hemant Sharma

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There are so many good colleges in India for these creative courses like fashion designing, mass communication and media, but if you want real exposure, practical learning, and a chance to work with big brands, then Chandigarh University is a great option.I have done my graduation in fashion designing so I only know about it and the best part of it is that it's not just theory you get to design, create, and develop real fashion products. The faculty is experienced and teaches in a way that makes everything simple and exciting. Regular workshops and seminars by top industry experts help you stay ahead in the fashion game.And the placeme
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Aakshi dalmia

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IILM University in Gurugram offers a comprehensive Bachelor of Design (B.Des) programme that provides a strong foundation in the creative management industry. While the university does not currently offer a specific specialisation in Animation within the B.Des program, the curriculum emphasizes multidisciplinary learning, allowing students to explore various fields beyond design, such as journalism, psychology, and management. This approach fosters creativity and collaboration, preparing students for diverse career opportunities in the creative industry. The programme includes experiential learning through visits to cultural and indust
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Ayush Saraf

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The B.A. (Hons.) in Corporate Communication programme at IILM University offers a comprehensive curriculum that encompasses various facets of communication, including public relations, mass communication, political communication, investor relations, government relations, and digital communication.While specific details about the introduction of strategic communication in the 7th semester are not explicitly outlined in the available information, the program's structure is designed to provide students with a robust understanding of corporate communication strategies.The curriculum includes specialised tracks in areas such as data sc
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Susmita Hazarika

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Yes, you can get admission to the B.Sc. in Animation and VFX programme at Quantum School of Media Studies and Design, Quantum University if you have at least 50% marks in 10+2 or equivalent. You may also need to pass the NID Entrance Exam. But the cutoff of the entrance exams varies yearly. So I can't say you will get in or not. But hope for the best.Eligibility You must have passed 10+2 or equivalent with at least 50% marksYou may need to pass the NID Entrance ExamYou should have a creative or artistic bent of mindYou should have skills in drawingYou should have a vivid imagination and an eye for detailYou should have good observ
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Vishakha

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The BDes in Communication Design programme from Pearl Academy Jaipur enables students to explore graphics, typography, and interaction design. The names of the sub-specialisations available in this four-year UG degree course are: Graphic DesignAnimationVFX, UI/UX DesignGame Design

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Piyush Anand

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The subjects included in the curriculum of the subject are around the Communication Design specialisation. In the first year, the candidates study more theoretrical subjects. From the second year of the course, industry project is also included in the course curriculum. The topics covered in the first year of the PG programme are:Fundamentals and History of DesignBasic Digital ToolsVisual DesignDesign BasicsResearch PracticesType and ProductionAdvanced Digital ToolsBranding and AdvertisingData Visualisation 

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