Which is better for fashion design: Amity University or LPU?
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Regarded as one of the Best Design colleges in India and Punjab, LPU School of Design offers its students cutting-edge labs and equipment to simulate the industry environment with practical exposure to fashion industry right from designing to merchandising. The school provides a platform for students to experiment with creative designs, patterns, fabrics and colors. Live with fashion events, visits by renowned national and international fashion designers, innovation and creativity is fostered in the students at every step. For more details visit- https://schools.lpu.in/fashion-design/. -
Look for fashion designing placements and scope is good at LPU as I am a current student of LPU so I can assure you this. Else along with this you will be getting good placements and chance to explore yourself very well. -
LPU School of Design is among top ranked Fashion Designing Colleges/ Institutes, Studying at a university like LPU will give you exposure to international standards and trends. -
There are plenty of reasons to opt for Design programme in LPU. LPU provides the ample opportunities to each and every of the eligible students to secure good placements and huge infrastructure, good faculty, Mac Labs, extra curriculum activities and cool campus environment with great facilities. Zee News Survey rated us as 11th Best in India in Placements. LPU have tie ups with many foreign universities for exchange study programme, internships as well. Apart from this, in each semester we have the Professional Enhancement Programmes (PEP) in which the students are prepared to crack the placement processes like Analytical Skills (Logi...more
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Jashandeep Kaur Happy go and undogmatic approach to life.. | Contributor-Level 10
5 years agoLPU is full of opportunities and exposures. It offers various platforms to go for design, creativity, industry related projects and requirements. You may go for it undoubtedly. -
In my opinion, LPU is a much better option to go for. LPU have tie ups with many foreign universities for exchange study programme, internships as well. Apart from this, in each semester we have the Professional Enhancement Programmes (PEP) in which the students are prepared to crack the placement processes like Analytical Skills (Logic Reasoning and Verbal Reasoning), Quantitative Aptitude Skills, Technical Aptitude Skills, Presentations and Soft Skills and Mock Exercises (Mock Interviews, GDs, Mock Tests, etc. ).
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Konatham Abhishek If you do not go to the end, why to start? | Scholar-Level 17
6 years agoBest Design colleges in India and Punjab, LPU School of Design offers its students cutting-edge labs and equipment to simulate the industry environment with practical exposure to fashion industry right from designing to merchandising. The school provides a platform for students to experiment with creative designs, patterns, fabrics and colors. Live with fashion events, visits by renowned national and international fashion designers, innovation and creativity is fostered in the students at every step. For more details visit- https://schools.lpu.in/fashion-design/. -
I cannot compare both the college because I am unaware about how Amity is doing in fashion design, but I'll tell you what LPU has done for its fashion design courses. LPU regularly conducts various fashion shows which engages thousands of people. Also, popular artists do visit LPU to judge the students. Overall choosing LPU will be a better option for you. -
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Priya Mahajan Educationist and Career Consultant since 2010 | Scholar-Level 16
5 years agoHi
LPU realizes that paradigm changes are happening around the world. Rapidly changing business landscape requires young leaders to not only understand developing economies but also develop a global perspective at the same time in order to be an integral part of the growth of the economy
The LPU Fashion programs are designed and delivered with an objective of wholesome development of students to encourage self-motivated learning by using creativity, exploring techniques & innovating new applications in fashion. The students are encouraged to undertake assignments/project work from the industry and work towards finding possible solutions...more -
I can't recommend any of these but you can do take decision by compare them on the basis of the placement, campus exposure, and how they teach. Thank you.
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