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Hey there,
As interior designing is a creative field, you become a PRO only after you have a nice experience and of course, you never stop learning in line of design world.
Once you are done with your Certification/Diploma/Bachelors Degree course in interior designing, it's not necessary that you get the job right after that.
Also, it totally depends on the kind of plan you have for yourself whether you wish to do some kind of specialisation in the design field or you just are planning to go ahead covering all fields in general or you wish to apply your theoretical knowledge in the practical world and learn more through it.
Anyways according to me, you have more scope to grow and get the practical field knowledge from pursuing an internship under an architect or an interior designer or any other firm related to designing for a certain period of time.
After you gain some experience and do some freelancing, you can look for a permanent job.

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