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After completing an Apparel Design course, aspirants can become Apparel designer, Fashion marketer, Fashion Trend Forecaster, Retail merchandiser, Quality controller or Stylist.Given below are some job profiles that can be pursued by Apparel Design graduates:Job ProfileDescriptionAverage CTC (INR)Fashion DesignerCreates original clothing designs, considers market trends.INR 3-5 Lacs (entry-level), INR 10 Lacs or more (experienced)Textile DesignerSpecializes in creating designs for fabrics, patterns.INR 3-4 Lacs (entry-level), INR 6 Lacs or more (experienced)Pattern MakerDevelops templates for cutting fabric based on design specifications.INR 2-4 Lacs (entry-level), potential for higher based on experienceFashion MerchandiserManages buying and selling of clothing, ensures products meet market demand.INR 3-5 Lacs (entry-level), INR 8 Lacs or more (experienced)Fashion IllustratorSpecializes in sketching and illustrating fashion designs.INR 2-4 Lacs (entry-level), potential for higher based on experienceFashion CoordinatorCoordinates various aspects of the fashion design process.INR 3-5 Lacs (entry-level), potential for higher based on experienceFashion Consultant/StylistAdvises individuals or clients on fashion choices and styling.INR 4-8 Lacs (employed), freelance rates may vary per project

Yes, the degrees offered by Zakir Husain Delhi College, which is affiliated with the University of Delhi, are valid and widely recognized. As a constituent college of Delhi University, Zakir Husain Delhi College follows the university's curriculum and assessment standards. The degrees awarded by the University of Delhi, including those from Zakir Husain Delhi College, are accredited and acknowledged by various educational institutions, employers, and professional bodies in India and internationally. This recognition ensures that graduates receive a credible and respected qualification that facilitates career opportunities and further academic pursuits.