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Interior Design as a profession is relatively new. It is a field which is hard to separate from the field of architecture. Interior Designers have not only to observe taste trends and style evolution in the socio-cultural context, but have also to understand and interpret customers’ needs and expectations, acquainting themselves with the problems concerning implementation of a design project which does not limit creativity and freedom of expression. These skills are developed through deep sensitivity towards interior designing and a multi-disciplinary approach. Spatial inter-relationship is given due importance. The skill to organize space contributes to the improvement of the environment.
New technologies and material resources are affecting our lifestyle and mindset and changing them. That is why, the Architectural and Design scenario has to be re-invented today. The purpose of pursuing additional courses along with Bachelor's degree is to receive knowledge relevant to the current industry conditions and traditions.
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Hi,
There are several options you can pursue parallel to your Bachelors degree in fashion design. I am listing them–
1. Communication skills
2. Foreign languages courses (like - French, Italian, German and Spanish).
3. Graphic designing or software
4. Styling course
5. Photography course
That is all up to you, what you are interested in. However, I would personally suggest you to not go for any other courses simultaneously, because fashion designing is very versatile course, and there are few short-term subjects in the fashion designing course itself, where you will learn about all of these software and styling kind of stuff. So, you better focus on one thing at a time. Fashion designing is not easy at all, take it seriously. You need to give time for it. I hope you understand that.

If you are interested in videography, you must proceed with Master's degree or PG course in journalism, audio production, sound editing, film editing, film production, video production, photography or film direction and cinematography. These courses will help you in gaining proficiency in this field. There are several colleges offering these courses. After completing your studies and proper training, you can start working in media agencies, production houses, ad companies, news channels or other entertainment channels. You can even start your own business or do freelance photography and videography. You can become an audio director, sound editor, cinematographer, photographer or film and video director. So, choose the right option for yourself.
The below-mentioned links may help you.
All the best.
Journalism colleges in India:
https://www.shiksha.com colleges-india Film & TV colleges in India
https://www.shiksha.com colleges-india Music & Sound Production colleges in India
https://www.shiksha.com colleges-india

Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani will release the BITS Pilani MBA 2022 cutoff in online mode after BAAT: Business Analytics Aptitude Test, CAT XAT and GMAT results are announced. BITS Pilani MBA cutoff 2022 refers to the minimum marks required by the candidates to qualify for admission in BITS Pilani. BITS Pilani MBA 2020 Cutoff Score for various Entrance tests:
CAT above 75 percentile
XAT above 70 percentile
GMAT above 620
BITS Pilani MBA cutoff will be released on the basis of CAT or XAT and GMAT scores. Only candidates who will fill the application form for BITS Pilani MBA and appear for the entrance exam will be considered for the selection process. As per the previous year. The expected BITS Pilani MBA cutoff 2022 for CAT is above 75 and for XAT 70 above. Candidates must meet the required BITS Pilani cutoff to appear for the Personal Interview round. Hope it helps.

Yes, one should go for a JRF in journalism and mass communication, only if the person wants to study further, like Ph.D in the subject. Normally to appear for the JRF, one needs apply for NET examination, and there are three sets order papers. Paper 1 has all the general knowledge, competitive questions and paper 2 and 3 has subject related questions. All the questions will be MCQ. so to prepare for the exam one can go through the books which are generally available for NET examination or you also can join any tuition Centre, where they will make you prepare to give the exam just like JEEE, IITEEE, you'll be asked to give the mock tests there, that might also help you to sit for the NET examination.

Very difficult to judge any institute or college on any basis because you haven't read from that particular place. Talking about the famous names, the list can be variable with the choice of your course. For Bachelor's you can find the names of Symbiosis, DCAC- Delhi College of Arts and Commerce, NIMC- National Institute of Mass Communication, Indraprastha University, Amity University, etc. And then there are few women orientated college such as Sophia Mumbai, Indraprastha college, Lady Shri Ram, etc. Those who are the pioneers in providing the best of practical training. Then comes post-graduation then the list is really huge and you can't really differentiate in between them as they are all unique in different ways, some of the leaders are St. Xavier's Mumbai, Hinduja College, Jamia Millia Islamia, Banaras Hindu University, Tata Institute of Social Science (TISS), IIMC, and many more you can always find the best at Shiksha. Com website.

As this question is posted in this category of mass communication, it seems to inquire about the prospects as well as awareness about the three different terms buy identical in nature when it comes to mass media studies.
Mass communication is understood as the communication done with the masses through various modes and medium of communication. It does cover all forms of media, including new media.
Journalism is sharing of information via defined channels/platforms/media. It also involves the collection, selection, and assimilation of news to masses.
Mass media has to be taken as identical to mass comm. When we see the objectives we call the assimilation as mass communication, when we see the tool, we call it mass media.
In India, as well abroad, the courses might be running under different nomenclature at the UG level buy basically these remain the same meaning titles only.
There might be some specialisation in one of these but that is part of the curriculum and does not depend on the titles.
These three are interrelated because they run through the same segment of humanities and social sciences. Besides, most of the universities offer the same curriculum under different headings.

Hi,
Just pick any random objects of different materials, place them and start making them on paper. Make sure you shade background and foreground as well. Generally, for BFA, you have to cover following topics:
History of art (Indian and western) knowledge about architecture, dance, photography, types of drawing and paintings knowledge about colors material and method famous artist and their work fundamental of visual arts. Questions from these domains may be asked so go through a BFA entrance test guide specially follow the syllabus. Or you may contact to any BFA student through social media this will help you to understand the pattern more clearly. I hope you will be satisfied with the answer.