Is there any scope of fashion technology as I want to get into fashion technology after my 12th from science stream (CBSE)?
I have completed my 10th right now with 93% in CBSE. Aspiring for fashion technology.
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Answered by
Konatham Abhishek If you do not go to the end, why to start? | Scholar-Level 17
6 years agoFashion industry is a highly demanded industry in the modern era. A well trained and a good fashion designer is an asset for the high profile peoples. Go for NIFT as it is the premier institution in the field of Fashion Technology. The programme is known as B.FTech or Bachelors in Fashion Technology. You need to crack the exam conducted by NIFT under Ministry of Fashion and Textile. -
These days fashion courses are at the top most list. Since fashion market is gaining momentum so the courses related to fashion are also gaining weightage. So, you can go ahead and there will be number f companies who are waiting for fashion designers like you. All the best. -
Yes, scope awaiting for you. Fashion industry is a highly demanded industry in the modern era. A well trained and a good fashion designer is an asset for the high profile peoples. Go for NIFT as it is the premier institution in the field of Fashion Technology. The programme is known as B.F Tech or Bachelors in Fashion Technology. You need to crack the exam conducted by NIFT under Ministry of Fashion and Textiles. -
Yes, indeed there are enough job opportunities available for NIFT students passing out with Bachelor degree in Fashion Technology. They are employed by following employers as Merchandisers after completion of their UG degree:-
Amabattur Clothing Company
Aquarelle India Pvt. Ltd
Arvind Mills
AYN Accessories, Hong Kong
BanswaraSyntex Surat & Daman
Bombay Rayon Fashions Ltd. Brandix
Celebrity Fashions
Color Plus
Evolv Clothing Company Pvt. Ltd
Fiber& Fabrics International Pvt. Ltd
Flip Kart
Gokaldas Exports
Indian Terrain
Intimate Fashion India Pvt. Ltd
L T Karle
Laguna Clothing
Landmark, Dubai
Laven Fashions Pvt. LTD. Leather Crafts (India) Ltd
Levi Straus...more -
Answered by
Mrinalani Teotia Worked with India's largest newspaper AMAR UJALA | Guide-Level 11
8 years agoHello,
Today, it is a modern world and fashion industry is increasing day by day. Fashion technology and designing has a wide scope everywhere. You can be a part of any fashion industry. Hard work is required in this field. Science will really help you in this course.
All the best.
Thank you.
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