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7th November 2014, 10:20 PM
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Steps to become a fashion designer for a candidate who has secured 50% in 12th Arts?


Hello
What are career options available after 12th arts in 50%?
I want to be a fashion designer by profession. What all things I have to do for that? I am very much confused!! Please help me sir/madam. I am waiting for your reply.




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11th November 2014, 08:49 AM
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Default Re: Steps to become a fashion designer for a candidate who has secured 50% in 12th Arts?

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Hello
What are career options available after 12th arts in 50%?
I want to be a fashion designer by profession. What all things I have to do for that? I am very much confused!! Please help me sir/madam. I am waiting for your reply.
There are lot of career options available after 12th standard. But, your interest and aspiration is very important, while choosing the course. Since, you are aspiring to become a Fashion Designer so you can apply for Fashion Designing related course after 12th arts.

Fashion Designing Courses after 12th:
  • B.Sc in Fashion Designing
  • B.A in Textile Designing
  • B.Sc in Fashion Technology
  • B.Sc in Fashion and Apparel Designing
  • B.Des.(Accessory Design)
  • B.Des.(Textile Design)
  • B.Sc Degree in Fashion,
  • B.Sc.(Fashion Design)
  • B.Sc Degree in Fashion
  • Diploma Course in Textile Designing
  • Course in Dress Designing and Garment Manufacturing
  • Diploma in Fashion Designing
  • B.Sc in Fashion and Apparel Designing

Eligibility Criteria - Pass in 12th standard or equivalent with an aggregate of 55% marks from a recognized university. Admission to this course is based on the scores obtained in entrance exam conducted by the concerned university.
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