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Nitika
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Geography was the most preferred subject among the optional subjects chosen by the candidates, followed by Political Science & International Relations and Sociology. Sociology can help in the ethics paper as well with its focus on human nature, behaviour and society. This subject also helps to a great extent in writing on social issues topics in the GS and essay papers. Political Science and sociology has most importance in their own fields but taking sociology is better for both UPSC and PG. Because as per previous years trends the sociology students are qualified in UPSC exam than the political Science. But better go for your interes
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Aparna Lilith
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The placements at NID, Ahmedabad for product design are good. NID is known for its excellent placements, and many companies visit for recruitment. The institute has a great alumni network and many alumni have gone on to become successful entrepreneurs and product designers in the industry. NID placements average package for last year was INR 21.30 LPA (approximately. ). .
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Shibiksha Mudaliar
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In my opinion, your son can take up a certification course from Bhanwar Rathore Design Studio under graphic designing as it covers software such as Adobe Photoshop.
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deepika maurya
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Eligibility criterion of Bachelor of Design: A candidate must pass Senior Secondary 10+2 from any stream with a minimum of 50 percent marks. Admission to Bachelor of Design courses shall be based upon merit in the qualifying examination. So, there is no entrance exam at Banasthali University Jaipur, and the admissions will be based on 10+2 marks. I hope this will help you. If you have any other queries please ask.
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Vibhuti Tyagi
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Dear Sameeksha, Yes, ofcourse you can! You can do either graduation again in fashion or post-graduation in fashion design. After pursuing Bachelors in business administration and Bachelor's in commerce you can go for art and design. You can go for master's degree in art and design. If you want double graduation, you can do double Bachelor's degree as well. But I would suggest if you wanted to do art and design and if you have already completed BBA or B.Com then go for post-graduation in art and design.
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Vinit Paralkar
Beginner-Level 3
Bachelor of Culinary Arts is a whole course in itself where the main focus is on perfecting the culinary aspects of one. It focuses on imparting theoretical and practical knowledge about the gastronomical parts. The Culinary arts course grooms you to become a professional chef starting with the very basics. The course contains Maximum of the cuisines from around the world including indian, Continental, Japanese and many more. Its divided into Food Production and Bakery.
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Khushi Sanghvi
Beginner-Level 5
NIFT entrance examination is Institutional based examination which will only help you to get into NIFT whereas UCEED is a common Entrance Examination which is accepted by many design colleges and universities. So if you plan to get into only NIFT then you do have to give NIFT Entrance Exam but if you plan to apply in many universities then UCEED is a better option as you'll have many university choices and you can get admission on the basis of UCEED score.
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RISHU KUMARLive at Haldia West Bengal
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Hello Anjelina, The BFA course eligibility criteria include students who have passed 10+2 with 50% of marks from a recognised board. Additionally, the BFA eligibility includes students needing to give the entrance exams that are conducted by the colleges or at a national level.
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