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Basically the course curriculum of both the courses are same. However, B.Design is more of a practical knowledge based programme that molds you practically for the fashion designing industry while B.Sc in Fashion Designing is more about academic part of Fashion designing. The learning criteria only differs in the nature of the course. But yes, the degrees do impact the placements. If you are a B.des graduate, you will find employment opportunities in various fashion houses, garment export companies, textile and leather industry. B.Des course also makes you so competent enough to open your own fashion house to exhibit your fashion skill.
Apart from above roles, B.Sc degree on the other hand gives you a leverage to become a teacher in the institutes that impart training in fashion designing.

We have subjects like Visualisation & Representation (basically sketching), Art & Design Aesthetics (history of art and painting in India), Fashion Orientation, Digital Design (CorelDraw), Geometry, Material Studies, Elements of Design and in some cases, Basic English (1st semester).
In 2nd semester we have, again Art and Design Aesthetics, Visualisation, and Representation, Elements of Design (now both in colour medium), Digital Design (Photoshop and Excel), Field Studies (the study of craft clusters), Professional Practices.
Yes, the syllabus is in sync with the global market. You may refer to the link below for more details:
https://www.shiksha.com/design/fashion-design/articles/what-to-expect-in-bdes-course-at-nift-blogId-10855

Jayoti Vidyapeeth Women's University is the first private university in India for women. It was established in the year 2008, at Jaipur in Rajasthan. This university offers courses in more than 30 disciplines and of course design is one of these. Even though the size of the university is small and being a one campus university, puts some restrictions on the functioning. But Jayoti has taken this as an advantage and turned adversity into opportunity. It has tie-ups with many industries in and around Jaipur as well as all India level to accept it's students as interns. This is what industry desires and it's the students who are ultimately benefited. Internship hones and calibrates the inherent talents of its design specialist to the requirement of industry during this period and industry also gets to know the passion and commitment of trainees. Students also learn to know how to cope up with such situations.To conclude, it can be said that JVWU leaves no stone unturned to help students find placements and perhaps its the best place for a young girl/woman to sharpen her skills and get placed after doing her M.Des.

Design ethnography, design research, Ergonomics, Design Process, Strength of Materials, History of Design, Green Design, sustainable design and System Design. Of the many product designs courses in India
Design for industry: Explores creative opportunities for partnerships with small, medium and large scale industries across India to develop core competencies in design and manufacturing for a globalized presence. Projects focus on products and services for consumer needs, manufacturing and economic impact.
Design for quality of life: Explores unique social and cultural responses to existing and emerging technologies as reflected in the creation and adoption of everyday objects of life. Projects focus on design and development of products and services that improve the quality of living in home, office and public environments.
Design for healthcare: Explores a growing movement among designers to design cost-effective healthcare solutions for people who have no / limited access to institutionalized healthcare. Projects leverage the power of design thinking to find unique ways to address the basic challenges of health, survival and progress faced by underserved populations in the Indian context.
Design for social impact: Explores the role of design-led solutions at the national level to the infrastructural challenges of a rapidly growing Indian economy. Projects look at developing scalable solutions to problems of urban mobility, sustenance and social equity that are people-centric and embrace sustainable values.
Design for sustainability: Explores the power of design to influence an ecologically responsible approach to development of products, systems and environments. Designers evolve new systems of development which improve the quality of life and the human experience, while simultaneously restoring the environment, rebuilding the community and creating a sense of oneness with the natural world.
Design led futures: Explores global trends, challenges and opportunities to shape the future. Projects focus on the enormous challenges that India will face in the coming decades in terms of population, health, mobility, sanitation, energy and ecology. Today's technologies are used as a basis to project the future, and concepts generate frameworks to evolve and guide society and behavior in the future
Discipline lead explores global trends, challenges and opportunities to shape the future.

Hi,
In parallel to CAD you should do some designing courses like:
- Graphic designing
- Print designing
- Web designing
- Book layout
- Creative language
- Photography
- Any other short term designing course like accessory designing, fashion designing or textile designing, etc.
Computer aided designing is generally used by designers or architectures so it's better if you do a designing course alongside a CAD course. Nowadays, computer aided designs are required everywhere in each and every field for better understanding about the layout and design. If you also do a designing course in parallel to that, then you will easily get a job.
NIFT also provides some Diploma courses, you should check out their website for more details. NIFT provides excellent education, knowledge and job opportunities. It's one of the best colleges for designing.

Education programs in textile design include both undergraduate and graduate degree programs. In general, both levels offer many hands-on courses that teach students about the design, manufacture and sale of textiles.
Individuals interested in designing and creating the fabrics and materials used in fashion, interior design and even automotive design might consider a degree programme in textile design. The most common degree available in this subject is the Bachelor of arts in textile design. Master's degree programs are available for those interested in textile design management. These programs combine classroom lectures with hands-on studio labs.
In order to gain acceptance to a Bachelor's programme, applicants must provide high school transcripts, standardized test scores, personal essays and sometimes a portfolio of artwork. Many graduate programs require the completion of a Bachelor's degree in a field such as textiles, design, art, fashion, supply chain management or business. Some graduate programs related to textile design require that students select a particular concentration on which to focus, such as textiles technology, textile management or textiles marketing.
A Bachelor's degree programme can be completed with about four years of full time study. Some graduate programs may require thesis projects that students complete by designing, packaging and selling their own textile creations.
Bachelor of arts in textile designing:
A Bachelor's degree programme in textile design is meant to provide students with an in-depth understanding of the creation and functional utilization of various textiles. Students complete hands-on work with the various materials and components that make up textiles such as knits, weaves, silks, leathers and color dyes. Courses included in the programme may include the following:
Textile design processes
Color usage
Textile terminology
Repeat patterning
Computer aided textile design
Knitted and woven design
Master's Degrees in Textile Design
Master of Arts in Textiles and Supply Chain Management and a Master of Arts in Textiles and Marketing. These degree programs are designed to help students further explore the processes and technologies that go into designing and producing textiles.
Common courses include:
Materials and polymers
Nonwovens characteristics, methods, and processing
Bonding principles in nonwovens
Advanced woven structures design
Biotextiles
Textile quality and process control

Hi,
There is a lot of scope in accessory designing in India as well as abroad because it's a versatile course. Accessory designing includes:
- Jewellery designing (both artificial and real)
- Footwear designing
- Product designing
- Bag designing
- Furniture designing
- Visual merchandising
- CAD, graphics
- Household articles
- Leather products
After doing accessory designing one can pursue his/her career in any of the above fields and there is a lot more then these, that's totally dependent on one's creativity that how creative he/she can be and develop something new in accessories. Indian brands like - Nappa Dori, Amarpali and Quirk Box are all based on accessories. These brands are doing really good in the industry.
After completing your graduation in accessory design you can start working on your own and if you want to do a job then you will easily get a job with starting salary package of 3 LPA. You should try at NIFT (National Institute of Fashion Technology). It's one of the best colleges for designing in India.

In India, when it comes to undergraduate interior design education, three main course formats are available. They are-
Bachelor's Degree courses
Diploma courses
Certificate courses
Some of the well-known Bachelor's Degree courses related to interior design education are-
BA Interior Design- Duration is 3 years
Bachelor of Architecture Interior Design- Duration is 5 years
Bachelor of Interior Design- Duration is 5 years (CEPT course)
BA Interior Architecture and Design- Duration is 3 years
Bachelor of Design (B.Des) Interior Design- Duration is 4 years
B.Sc Interior Design- Duration is 3 years
As mentioned above, BA and B.Sc. programs are 3 years long, each. B.Arch Interior Design course is 5 years long. Bachelor of Interior Design course offered by CEPT institute is 5 years long. Other institutes are known to offer shorter variants of this course, lasting for 3-4 years. Bachelor of Design course is 4 years long.
PG courses and further studies Graduates may go for relevant Masters programmes such as- MA, M.Sc, Master of Interior Design, Master of Design or M.Arch. programme related to interior design and planning. Other than Master's Degree programs, graduates may also go for PG Diploma as well as PG Certificate courses.
MA and M.Sc. programs are 2 years long, each. Master of Design programme is 2 years long. PG courses can be used to specialize in sub disciplines of interior design field such as landscape design, building design, product design, building energy efficiency, sustainable design and technology, etc.
Some of the well-known Diploma courses related to interior design education are-
Diploma in Interior Design
Diploma in Interior Design and Architecture
After completing a recognised Diploma interior design programme, one may go for degree courses like BA, B.Sc and B.Arch, which are related to interior design and architecture.
Other than the above mentioned Bachelor's Degree and Diploma courses, there also exist many certificate courses related to interior design. Certificate courses are not as valuable as its Degree and Diploma counterparts. But course duration is quite short, when it comes to certificate programs.
Some of the popular certificate interior design courses available in India include-
Certificate in Interior Design
Certificate in Interior Design and Decoration

Hi,
Following qualifications are eligible for consideration for admission to PhD in fashion technology programme:
Post-graduation degree in the relevant area of design, management or technology (or) equivalent qualification from an institute/ university of national/ international repute with minimum 7 years of education after secondary (Class X) last of which was the Master's degree, where Master's Degree is found to be not relevant to the area of Research, a minimum 10 years of professional experience (teaching /working) in the proposed area of research is required.
A minimum Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 6.0 on a 10 point scale (5.5 for SC/ST candidates) or equivalent as determined by the institute wherever letter grades are awarded; or 55% (50% for SC/ST candidates) marks in aggregate (of all the years/semesters) where marks are awarded in the Post-Graduation degree.
The area of research of the applicant has to be relevant to the field of fashion in terms of design, technology and management.

It would be tough to provide the list of top colleges or universities offering Bachelor of multimedia in India.
Still, based on my experience and research, I am providing the list of top institutes and colleges (combined) offering Bachelor of Multimedia in India:
iPixio Animation College
Bengaluru, Karnataka
Vogue Institute of Fashion Technology
Bengaluru, Karnataka
Picasso Animation College
Greater Noida, Delhi NCR
The Indian Institute of Digital Art and Animation
Kolkata, West Bengal
Academy of Animation and Gaming
Noida, Delhi NCR
Frameboxx Animation and Visual Effects, Bhubaneswar, Orissa
The above mentioned colleges/institutes are the top 5 colleges/institutes in India as average package offered in them is around 2-3 LPA after completing Bachelor of Multimedia.