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Hello,
Indian Institute of Technology at Guwahati was established in 1994 in Guwahati in Assam. This was established so that students of seven sisters get an IIT nearer to their home. The next step was establishment of department of design. Idea was to train students in India itself who will be experts in varied and different aspects of industrial design. Initially, undergraduate courses began and then post graduate as well as research has also begun leading to awards of PhD. Brand IIT is all pervasive. Guwahati being industrial leader of North Eastern states also helps. Students are placed in internships also with different industries in India and abroad also. Placements are the heart and soul of any education institute of repute and IIT G is no exception. All students who register are placed without fail every year.

Lingaya's is an old name now as there have been there as a university for a long time as well. There Management institution has carried a good legacy of placement and we should give a considerate thought to them when it comes to placements from Lingaya's.
BJMC- the Bachelor degree offered by their management institute carries the same limitation that I mentioned in some other answers saying that merely a BJMC at a college will not enable quick placements. Besides, media jobs are lucrative and BJMC degree is an entry level degree that should be accompanied by enough skills and trainings.
The placements of Lingaya freshers have been steady and the list of prospective employers for them does not include leading Media Houses.
Major recruiters include:
NIIT, shaadi.com, UniTech, HDFC, etc.
Mass communication can lead to executive level jobs whereas PR and marketing can also be taken by them.
There is less information about their campus placement.
See the BJMC Placement Details here: http://lldims.org.in/placement-record/

AIEED is being conducted for UG and PG both. As your question is not specific, I would provide you the details for both.
Most important topics to focus in AIEED 2018:-
Awareness of Design
General Awareness
Comprehension
Reasoning Psychological Analysis
Visual Ability
Lateral Thinking
Skill Setting
Suggested books for AIEED Undergraduate Exams
Every student receives a sample guide book after completing the application procedure. The guide book helps with examination guidelines, paper pattern and other FAQs. There are several books available in the market to make the process of preparation easier for the candidates.
The Post graduate exam consists only of a General Aptitude Test. A student well versed with the crucial topics can ace the exams.
AIEED 2018 - Most important topics:-
Creative Sensitivity
Design Sensitivity
Logical Reasoning
Problem Solving
Suggested Books for AIEED Post Graduate Exam
Post Graduate programme applicants also receive a sample guide book. This book is very helpful in assisting them through the examination procedure. Post graduate students can refer to books suggested for various design exams and Diploma courses.

Hi, Asking for a government job after such Bachelor degree is interesting. But, I can understand the urge of joining government sector for better perks and facilities.
As to promote animation within India, the Indian Government alongside the Information and Broadcasting Ministry has involved major players from the industry of animation in a big way. These firms take in professionals of animation as and when the vacancies arise. Students of B.Sc multimedia can get the following jobs with these firms:
Animation Supervisor
Character Animator
Content Developer
Free Lancer
Graphic Designers
Lead Animators for Feature Films or Video Games
Modeler
Senior Technical Artist
Story Broad Artist
I will still recommend you to go for Masters before opting for any job if possible.

Hi,
FDDI is globally recognised brand for footwear design and production, retail. The Institutes rigorous training programmes focuses on content, knowledge creation, creativity, innovation, leadership, teamwork and is reflected in its record of very high placement for all its graduates. FDDI has always enjoyed special preference for Indian as well as foreign employers on account of its excellent performance sustained over a long period of time and its strong brand image.
The corporate relations and placement department plays a key role in counselling and guiding the students of the Institute for their successful career. It is a crucial interface for the students between the stage of completion of academic programme of studies and entry into the professional world.
List of some of major companies who have employed our students is given below:
Industry Associate
Abraham & ThakoreFuture Group
Pantaloons
Action
Globus
Planet Sports Pvt. Ltd.
Adidas India
Gupta Overseas
Puma
Aditya Birla Group
Hi Design
Rajesh Pratap Singh
Alpine Apparels Pvt. Ltd.
Images Retail
Raw mango
Anita Dongre
Impactiva
Reebok
Armaani
Impulse
Regal
Associated Lighting Company
India Mart
Relaxo
AV Thomas
ITC
Wills Lifestyle
Reliance Footprints
Bachi Shoes
Jabong
Reliance Retail
Bata India
Jumbo Electronics Corp. Pvt. Ltd.
Reliance Luxury Brands
Baer India
Kapsons
Shahi Exports
Bayer
KH Group
Shoe Mart Dubai
Bharti Wal-Mart Group
Khadims
Shopper's Stop
Blues & Blues
Kiwi Shoes
Impex
BMI
Lakhani
Sole Threads

Hi,
First of all, I would personally suggest you to opt for regular course. Jewellry designing is a professional course and as per my experience says, professional courses are designed for full time studies and can offer you the best output after completing the same.
It requires a lot of attention, dedication and efforts.
Now coming to your query, it will not be worthless to pursue Masters of Jewellery Design from distance learning in India. Once you have completed your course for jewellery designing through distance, there will be ample of opportunities in both the private and public sectors both. There are government departments such as Museums, Antique Houses, Mines and many more.
Apart from the public sector there are ample of opportunities in the private sector of a jewellery designer. You can choose either of the below mentioned places:
Gem Retailing
Research and Development Organizations
Educational Institutions
Garments and Design Firms
Material Purchase Logistics Jobs
Marketing Industry
Manufacturing Industry
Hospitality Jobs
Gem Wholesaling
Mines
Writing and Publishing Houses
Cultural & Art Jobs
Model Making Jobs
Jewellery Houses
Just keep your self-updated with the new trends and opt for the best college to pursue the same.

Hi,
This career is for those people who are passionate about design and are artistic. Since this career involves designing homes/properties, and then executing those designs to create the environment that the client wants, the person should have excellent management and communication skills, as well as be creative with his/her work.
A typical cycle of an interior designer involves many processes. Firstly, the interior designer meets with the clients and discusses the needs of the client, the budget and time available to complete the project. Initial ideas are presented to the clients as well as visiting the site area. After determining the client's needs, the interior designer needs to research what he/she wants to do with that space. The interior decorator should consider building regulations, planning considerations etc. while researching.
In India, Depending on the employer and one's experience the salary, including bonuses and commission for assistant interior designers ranges between Rs. 30,000 to Rs.40,000 per month. For senior interior designers, the salary, including bonuses and commission is approximately Rs. 800,000 to Rs. 3,000,000 per annum.
Over the years this field has become more specialised and employers give more importance to academic and professional background. Studying engineering or architecture before specialising in interior design can be helpful. Many design schools offer interior designing courses and some offer Masters in fine arts with a specialization in interior design.
If you have ample amount of time you can go ahead and study more for better opportunities in future, else you can do the internship and gain practical experience.

Hello,
If you have only these two options to pursue Masters in journalism and Mass Communication course then I would like to vote for Institute of Management Studies, Noida because today, employer seems to be very interested in those candidates who are stone with the graduation from the regular mode. This makes me also to say that getting admission in an open university will not going to help you in long run.
Hence doing regular course from IMS is good. Doing MJMC course from IMS Noida (affiliated to Chaudhry Charan Singh University Meerut) helps you to get wider chance to vet placed at the very good profile in a very good company. You can work as a Public Relations officer, Communication executive, social media executive, teacher-lecture, Communication manager, etc. After that, you can also work as a research assistant by doing PhD in this field.

Hi,
Multimedia is a vast and expanding field that deals with delivering content and entertainment to the public using combined mediums. A degree in the subject may lead to a career in the fine arts, marketing or entertainment industries.
Advertising agencies, public relations firms, Internet marketing companies and other media companies, including newspapers and magazines, are employing multimedia as a major strategy for improving service and gaining an edge over the competition. Following is a sampling of career opportunities available in the realm of multimedia marketing:
Advertising manager
Creative director
Media director
Marketing or promotions manager
Product development manager
Market research manager
Public relations manager
Media analyst or strategist
Advances in technology are opening up a host of other career options for individuals with undergraduate degrees in multimedia. Engineers are needed to improve existing technologies and to develop new ones. Technicians are needed to install and service the devices used in multimedia applications. As multimedia continues to infiltrate our culture and work its way into our everyday lives, the future may hold even more unknown opportunities.
In short you can go ahead and pursue job, as this field demands practical experience.

Hi,
Jewelry designers work with precious metals, diamonds, beads and gemstones to create wearable pieces of art. A jewelry designer may create one-of-a-kind pieces for high-end jewelers or an entire line for a mass-market fashion designer. They may also sell their jewelry themselves. Designers can create jewelry entirely by hand or they can begin the design process by using computer-aided design (CAD) software. As with many artists, jewelry designers are often freelance workers and must continually seek assignments or customers in a competitive market.
There are several career opportunities after a course in jewellery designing. Some of them are:-
Jewellery Designer
Jewellery Merchandiser
Exhibition Manager
Production Manager
Lecturer
Casting Manager
Assistant Manager in Exploration
Writer & Drafter
Embroidery Maker & Innovator
So, as per my suggestion you can go ahead and pursue job because at the end in this field important thing is experience which you will attain once you will be in market.