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Yes, you can. Master's in Interior Designing course is a post graduate degree which can be done only after completion of Graduation.
- Generally the duration of Master's in Interior Designing course may last about 2 years.
- The minimum educational qualification required to be eligible for doing Master's in Interior Designing is "Graduate degree" or Bachelor Degree in ANY DISCIPLINE from a recognised university.
- Or Candidates who have completed 12th Class in 10+2 pattern and 3 year Diploma in Applied Arts and Crafts, Apparel Technology, Textile Technology, Garment Technology or in Fashion Technology. Some of the popular entrance tests conducted in the country for admission to the course are listed below. NATA (National Aptitude Test in Architecture)
CEED (Common Entrance Exam for Design)
NID (National Institute of Design) Entrance Test
CEPT (Centre for Environmental Planning and Technology University) Entrance Test
LPUNEST (Lovely Professional University National Entrance and Scholarship Test)
Go for good institutions such as. NID Ahmedabad, IIT Bombay
Lovely Professional University, Vogue Institute of Fashion Technology
Pearl Academy, Exterior Interiors Pvt Ltd, Sai School of Interior Design
Arch Academy of Design Jaipur, IILM School of Design, GurgaonCreations School, Pune, Institute of Indian Interior Designers, New Delhi, J. School of Arts, Mumbai.

Eligibility-
Candidate must have graduation in any discipline or its equivalent qualification and has secured not less than 50% marks in aggregateFinal year students can also apply on provisional basisMust have appeared for MAT / CAT / CMAT / XAT / ATMA
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A career in rural development field is very bright. You can avail both satisfaction and social acceptability. A career in rural management would also give you the opportunity to travel along the country and mix with cross-section of people. Opportunities include with the Government of India's rural development projects or with some voluntary agencies or any international level Non-Government Organization (NGO). Non-Government agencies like Action Aid and Organization of Rural Development advices worldwide government for their rural development. The other options for rural management professional are the research institutes. There are also equal opportunities in agencies like United National and its subsidiary social research agencies.