Industrial Design

Hi Rihan,
International school of design (ISD), France have open their school in Pune with joint collaboration with DSK at Pune. They offer 3 courses under Industrial Design - Product, Transport and Digital Design. It is 5 year Integrated Program. They have 2 entry level, foundation - 3 years and advanced - 2 years. Eligibility of this course is 12th pass for foundation and graduation/degree/diploma for advanced course.Please refer www.dsksic.com for more information and contact them on information@dsksic.com.
Also Diploma in Industrial Design Institutes in Kolkata. For the same you can refer the link below:
http://goo.gl/c09rA4
http://goo.gl/tFXSzJ
Hope it helps. Please feel free to revert.
Wish you luck.

Hi Mayur,
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We would also recommend you to explore the option of Resume Services on naukri.com . As part of this services your resume will be designed professionally as well as sent to some specified number of clients. Thus increasing your resume visibility and job prospects. We would also advise you to join a personality development and communication skills workshop, as these are very important in day to day job performance.
Hope this information helps. Please feel free to revert.
Wish you luck.

Industrial designers develop concepts and designs for manufactured products. They typically specialize in one product category, such as automobiles, furniture or housewares. They must be imaginative and persistent to communicate their ideas about new product design.
The best institutes to get into for the same are NIFT and NID.
Business and marketing
An degree in industrial design also enables you to pursue career opportunities in the fields of business and marketing. You can try out for a position as a Purchasing Manager, overseeing the purchase of infrastructure and services in a company. The role of a Marketing Executive is another role in which your degree and knowledge can come in handy. With your in-depth knowledge of product design, you will have the ability to anticipate the requirements of consumers. This means you can make valuable contributions to the development of effective marketing campaigns for businesses.
Education
Completing an master's degree in industrial design may also qualify you to pursue a career in the field of education. Many industrial design degree holders teach secondary school and specialize in subjects like crafts, technology, and design. You can even become a lecturer of crafts, technology, and design at further education colleges. This might require you to gain some experience in the related field and a postgraduate degree in industrial design. With the essential learning and degrees, you could even focus on research and testing or writing study material related to the field of industrial design.

Tool makers are one of the highest paid and most highly skilled production occupations.
Most tool makers need 4 or 5 years of classroom instruction and on-the-job training to become fully qualified.
Employment is projected to decline moderately, but job opportunities should be excellent, as many employers report difficulty finding qualified applicants.
Tool makers held about 84,300 jobs in 2008. Most worked in industries that manufacture metalworking machinery, transportation equipment, such as motor vehicle parts, fabricated metal products, and plastics products. Although they are found throughout the country, jobs are most plentiful in the Midwest and the Northeast, where many metalworking companies are located.