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Your query is relevant to most students looking for a course after the 12th. A degree in Fashion Designing (B. Des Fashion Design) is a 4-year professional course, definitely one of the most popular courses amongst students today. Choosing from the best college must include considering certain parameters such as curriculum; industry connect with fashion houses and designers; opportunities to network with the best in the industry (apart from seminars, workshops, guest lectures, conferences and internships); faculty; internships and placements to name a few. Keeping these in mind, NID, IILM University, NIFT, Pearl Academy are some good colleges who certainly provide a fantastic learning experience. These days its essential for students to have an understanding of subjects beyond their chosen course. And so with the help of Liberal Education, one can definitely broaden their horizon while develop an in-depth understanding of their majors. For instance a combination of major in Fashion Design with a minor in Management/Entrepreneurship can help you get an insight into starting your own business in the apparel industry. At IILM University one definitely has the freedom to pursue all this any more - all during your undergraduate study.

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If you are interested in becoming an IAS officer then, you have to pursue your higher studies in Bachelor's degree courses like B.E. / B.Tech B.A. BCA B.Sc. B.A. , etc. , after completion of your 12th standard with Science stream from a Government recognised board. It is not mandatory to choose any particular subject in Graduation to become an IAS officer. You can opt for any stream of your interest in Graduation and after completion of your Graduation from a Government recognised university, you can apply for IAS examination. If needed, check on different papers for which you will have to appear in the UPSC examinations for selection to IAS and select an UG course which has those same subjects. Regards.