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TEXTILE DESIGNERS-
A textile designer creates pattern, designs for fabric and also develops fabric. The textile designers also do embellishment of fabrics. They have to select yarn, color for the yarn, and dyes for making new fabrics. Before the start of the process, textile designers also have to source the raw material for the new fabric and have to instruct the weavers, knitters on proper way to make the fabric, they have designed. The fabrics developed by textile designers are used for clothes, carpets and other such creations. Some textile designers also work with finished fabrics. They choose the prints, which are printed on the fabrics. They also keep in mind that the fabric has to be cost effective and suitable under the weather conditions in the country. Textile designers usually work for textile designing companies, textile design firms to develop raw material for fashion designers.
FASHION DESIGNER-
Fashion designers use the fabric developed by the textile designer to create new designs for clothes. Their imagination see a design, they sketch it with colors on the paper and then give shape to their imagination by selecting fabric for the making new designed clothes. The fashion designers these days work on accessories, bags, footwear, kid's clothes, and on whole lot of items used by men, women and kids. A fashion designer has to work hard to source the fabric for the design he or she wants to create the physical samples of the clothes or accessories. They either stitch the pieces together or hire team of pattern makers or seamstress to give shape to the finished sample. And finally, the sample is reproduced by factories for users. Fashion designers work in garment designing and making companies, designing firms and can set up their own business.

Currently, in the Republic of India, there is a huge demand of textile designers, which in turn has increased the need for such professionals. The textile design industry of the country offers varied job roles to the skilled textile design professionals. Following are some of the popular most designations, which describe the varied job roles that can be offered to a person, who have got a degree in textile design:
Colorists
Design coordinators
Design consultant
Director of design
Entrepreneurs
Embroidery designers
Fabric analyzer
Fashion designer
Fabric resource manager
Furnishing designers
Freelance designers
Garment designer
Home stylists
Printing and dying consultant
Repeat artists
Textile design assistant
Textile design faculty
Textile lab manager
Technical professionals
To know more about scope, job prospects for textile designing visit below Shiksha’s link:
https://www.shiksha.com/careers/textile-designer-105

There are three main exams one need to take for taking admission in B.Arch:
JEE - Covers all IITs, NITs and central government funded institutes
NATA - For private colleges and universities across India
State University and private university entrance tests
Before preparing you need to first decide which the target competitive exam for you is. All these three exams have different pattern and marking criteria. Syllabus is more or less same having Mathematics, Aptitude Test & Drawing Test as major sections. The weightage and scoring pattern is different.For JEE: http://jeemain.nic.in/WebInfo/pd
For NATA: https://www.nata.in/2016/Portals
For state universities and private universities logon to their websites. If you are a meritorious student and sure you can compete among lakhs of students to make room for yourself in few thousand seats available in government. Colleges put all your effort in JEE. If not then look for private colleges and their previous year’s cutoff for NATA score and state university entrance exams. Nowadays, private colleges are also as good as IITs in terms of education and exposure.
Colleges which are covered in JEE you can complete your entire 5 year course in INR 50,000 to 1.5 Lac including hostel fee, etc. On the other hand in NATA covered private college INR 1.5 Lac is fee for each semester plus hotel and living. Some private colleges also have lower fees like 75,0000 per semester. State funded government. Colleges have fees requirements form INR 5,000 to 35,000 per semester.

If your college is good enough to provide you a better placement, then don't look for another course, because one year or two year experience is far better than your new course. If you don't get placed, then I will suggest that you must do M.Tech in VLSI domain, or whatever you want. I said M.Tech because moving from technical field to non-technical is easy, but you have worked for 4 years on same thing then why will you go for MBA or other courses. Don't be a path follower always be a path creator. So, choose whatever you want. Or else
For your career it will be better to do B.Tech or do apprentices in any government organization and to improve skills and command on ECE application you join ESTC MSME training center. There are different courses in these centers.