What is the procedure and eligibility criteria to become a graphic designer?

<p>Earning a certificate or associate's degree in graphic design may qualify graduates for an assistant or technical support positions in the field. However, most graphic design positions require at least a <strong>Bachelor's degree</strong>. Students may benefit from attending one of the more than 300 schools approved by the National Association of Schools and Art Design.</p><p>Some graphic design programmes only admit applicants who have completed at least one year of art and design courses. Admission may also entail submission of sketches and other artwork. Some colleges and universities offer Bachelor of fine arts in graphic design programmes.</p><p>These <strong>4-year degree programs</strong> equip students with the technical and artistic skills necessary for entry-level employment or even higher positions in graphic design.</p><p><strong>Curricula are comprised mostly of design coursework</strong>, as well as a liberal arts core. Courses may include topics in commercial art, computer-assisted design, printing, and studio art. Students may also take classes in book design and typography and participate in internships.</p>

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Hi, It depends on the college you are applying for. Generally, they only ask for 10+2 with a minimum score of 55% in any stream.

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