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Below listed are the most important topics to focus in UCEED:
1) Famous designers and iconic products
2) General knowledge and current affairs
3) Art history and movements (including literature and sculpture)
4) Architectural history, monuments, elements, terminology
5) Verbal and non-verbal reasoning
6) English vocabulary and comprehension skills
7) Logical reasoning
8) Basic Maths like mensuration, geometry theory, statistics etc.
9) Basic Science fundamentals, mechanisms like gears and pulleys
10) Biomechanics
11) Color theory
12) Typography
13) Popular logos - automobiles, companies or organizations
14) Animation techniques like walk cycle, etc.
15) Photography terms and techniques
16) Mirroring, tessellations, sociography, lights and shadows
17) Globally recognized Indians in the corporate or technology sector, sports or Olympics, Performing and fine arts, and also any famous international personalities.
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Industrial Design Centre was established in Mumbai IIT in 1969. It was very visionary decision to have this along with premier IIT. It was established primarily to encourage the study of industrial design which is of vital importance for a country on the path of industrialisation. Presently, this department offers different courses and also facilities for research also. The biggest advantage for this school of design is its co-location with IIT. Excellent academics and close interactions with industry have made placements for these professionals a very simple exercise. It's a problem of plenty with students able to choose or reject. Co-ordination with industry, updated syllabus, the latest tools required and futuristic outlook. All these factors have made this design centre and its students most sought after by the industry.
Fantastic placement opportunities are available for the students.

After completing Master's degree in fashion design, one can apply for the post of Professor, Associate Professor or Assistant Professor in National Institute of Fashion Technology. The candidate must also have around 3-years of post qualification experience in teaching/ research at universities and institutes of national and international level in the relevant area and industry.
For recruitment information, one can visit:
http://www.nift.ac.in/aprecruitment for more details.
Other than NIFT, there are other teaching opportunities in reputed government universities and polytechnical colleges like NID, FDDI, etc.
Being a part of textiles committee under Textile Ministry of India is another option for those who want to pursue government sector. http://textilescommittee.nic.in/about-us/about-us tells about all the positions that can be taken up in the related field.

Hi, A Product Designer is the one who designs and develops concepts for products with manufacturing scope. Products can include almost everything that we use in our day to day life from footwear, accessories, home appliances, kitchen ware, furniture to electronics. By creating new experiences for the user, the product designer has the power to create future the best sellers. Check out this article for a list of top colleges for Design in India provided by Shiksha for a detailed answer:nhttps://www.shiksha.com/design/industrial-product-design/articles/top-10-design-institutes-in-india-blogId-8287nFor colleges specifically related to product design, check out this link for a list of colleges:nhttps://www.shiksha.com/design/industrial-product-design/colleges/colleges-indianYou can check the details of individual colleges by clicking on their name.

HI, Fashion is ever changing and the advent of major international brands, growth of E-commerce and exploding consumer demand has led to the concept of fashion management in India. In short, Fashion management courses are for you if you want a career in the world of fashion, but not as a designer!national Institute of Fashion Technology, MumbainMod'Art International, MumbainNational Institute of Fashion Technology, BhopalnIndian Institute of Fashion Technology, BangalorenPearl Academy - Delhi Campus, New Delhi some of the major reasons behind these colleges being the top is their placement, quality of education, faculty members and the facilities they offer. Some might lack on one aspect but could be great on the other but that doesn't make it any less as compared to the other one. So, you may choose any based on your location and course convenience for a great career ahead.

Hi, Before telling you the top colleges for Graphic designing and Animation, have a look at the basic concept of what these terms and courses are all about. Graphic design is the process of visual communication and problem-solving using one or more of typography, photography and illustration.nAnimation is a dynamic medium in which images or objects are manipulated to appear as moving images. In traditional animation the images were drawn by hand to be photographed and exhibited on film.here is a list of the top colleges available in India for Animation:nhttps://www.shiksha.com/animation/2d-3d-animation/articles/top-10-animation-colleges-in-india-blogId-10898 with the list, you can also check why these colleges are good, their location and course details.further, for a list of colleges offering Graphic Design courses in India, you can check out this link and for details on individual college, you can click on its name to get desired details about it.nhttps://www.shiksha.com/animation/graphic-web-design/colleges/colleges-india.

Hello,
This Jyoti Vidyapeeth Women's University was established in 2008 by government of Rajasthan. It's located just outside the capital city of Jaipur. Being for women only, lot of thought has gone into providing security yet enough freedom so that talents amongst girls is brought out in open and not suppressed.
The intake of both design branches offering degree is limited in numbers to provide good and relevant education which is the need of the hour. University has tie ups with many well-known and budding industries of not only Rajasthan but on an all India basis. Focused industry centric approach has helped the university to place almost all students who register for placements. In addition, as per the latest trend, students prefer to go on an assignment of internship. This too helps students as well as university to achieve cent percent placements. If you are a girl and is desirous of studying in women only atmosphere, this is a great place to be in. Placements wise as well as academics wise.

Hello,
Symbiosis Institute of Design is part of Symbiosis International deemed to be University. This gives it a wide scope to design it's courses as per the market demand.
The institute is located in Pune, the second most industrialized city in Maharashtra after Mumbai. Due to this, the institution is well placed to tap into this pool for placing it's students at appropriate levels.
Again, the Institute has not given out any specific data about placements of students year wise. It indeed has given out a long list of industries that came for campus recruitment. This, in itself is great to show that possibly almost all students must have been placed. Symbiosis has a great name in academic circles and it's courses are considered to be tailored to the market demands and this in turn enables it to place students for internships followed by actual placements after the end of the course. I would say that students have great opportunities for placements here.

Hello,
Kolhapur, this is the place that is famous in Maharashtra for folk music, folk cinema, arts etc. Since ages. In fact in olden days, majority of Marathi Cinemas were produced here. This necessitated requirement of designers of sets, interior, clothing, textiles etc.
Hence, no wonder that Kalaprabodhini decided to have their institute of design in this city. The courses offered are affiliated to Shivaji University, and hence follow the expected pattern.
However, I am worried about the placements, since Kolhapur is not having a big industrial base. Also, the film studios have shifted out and hence corresponding requirement of designers of different hues is also reduced. Though, it must be accepted that the college is doing everything it can to enable students to get placed. Unfortunately, status or data of the latest years is not available on it's website. But, this could be a consideration for prospective students.

Amongst the two institutions - University of Petroleum and Energy Studies, and Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences, one should blindly go for Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences. This college has very good course structure and provides excellent placement opportunities to the students offering it at HCL, IBM, EMC etc. With the very magnificent facility of Global Exchange programme served even to Design students, the college stands out granting them global design exposure. Looking at UPES, the college is extremely good, however, not for B. Des, because the biggest drawback that anyone can face is that one student can't change his/her branch in second year, if they find their bursting enthusiasm in other branch. Also, the college doesn't have design oriented environment for the students.
The fees of this course at UPES is also additionally comparatively higher than that in the other institute.
If one finds the fee not to be too much hiked then they ought to go for Pearl Academy.
Check this link to get insights of Design from Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences. Nhttp://www.msruas.ac.in/academics/art_design.