Should I complete my graduation before pursuing designing? I am in 12th standard.

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2016-04-03 19:08:23

Kaishiki Which designing course are you planning to? If you get into NIFT, NID or even PEARL, Its good as they hv bachelor's degree not only in fashion but others like textile, garment, industrial designing and placements are also good. If you are planning for web designing BCA would be better as a

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Harshit Jain | Guide-Level 14

2016-04-03 18:59:55

You can pursue diploma courses in designing while pursuing graduation. But you have to manage your time between the two and timings of the classes may also clash. So better option would be to go for graduation first because you will be able to concentrate better on one. Otherwise if there are option

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