Hi Indrajit,

Hope you are doing well. It seems you wish to know about Government College of Engineering and Textile Technology - Serampore.

As of last years data and the placement track of 2016 batch (who gaduated in 2020),

the highest package stood at 4.2lpa while the average salary was 3.5lpa.

Colleges do not generally reveal data abour department wise placement situation. So it will be tugh for you to know about placement in one particular branch of engineering.

For more details, pelase follow:

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/government-college-of-engineering-textile-technology-serampore

Hope this helps!

Hello aspirant

BSC in textile and apparel design is a three years undergraduate course. Eligibility for the course is to pass xii board with minimum 50% marks in home Science ,/ arts/ commerce.

Sir vittthaldad Thakeray college is good for women.Facilty is good, hardworking.

Dear Bhavika ,

First of all both are undergraduate course and most of both course are similar so we are discuss briefly about course

B.Sc. Textile Design or Bachelor of Science in Textile Design is an undergraduate Fashion and Interior Designing course. Textile Design covers the study of the concepts and processes of creating designs for knitted, woven or printed fabrics, embroidery designs, print, weave, colour detailing, texture, etc using scientific principles and computer applications. The B.Sc. (Textile Design) degree course involves the study of technical aspects of production and the properties of fibres yarn and dyes. The course trains the student in all interconnectivity techniques related to Textile design integrated with computer application in the textile design process. B.Sc. (Textile Design) degree course also covers the study of some of the specialized fields in Textile Design such as Interiors (home furnishing) and Fabrics for garments and accessories. The course is three years duration and career orienting in nature.

B.Des. Textile Design or Bachelor of Design in Textile Design is an undergraduate Fashion and Interior Designing course. Textile Design covers the study of the concepts and processes of creating designs for knitted, woven or printed fabrics, embroidery designs, print, weave, colour detailing, texture, etc. In other words, B.Des. (Textile Design) is the study of textile designing which is an integral part of fashion industry. The course comprises the study of both surface design and structural design. B.Des. (Textile Design) degree course also covers the study of technical aspects of production and the properties of fibres yarn and dyes. It generally covers the study of some of the specialized fields in Textile Design such as Interiors (home furnishing) and fabrics for garments and accessories. The duration of the course is four years and it opens many opportunities for the applicants after its successful completion.

If yo go trough overall course then the difference in little bit  syllabus rather then anything and job opportunities is also good in both of course so as per my recommend you can go through any of course as per your interest .

I also describe the job opportunities for both of course so you can go through it for better clarification .

• Embroidery Designer
• Textile Design Media Specialist
• Designer cum Manager
• Textile Lab Manager
• Fabric Analyzer
• Senior Fashion Merchandiser
• Textile Design Publicist
• Exhibition Designer
• Textile Design Specialist
• Merchandising Assistant
• Theatre Designer
• Colourist
• Textile Design Assistant
• Design Consultant
• Junior Textile Designer
• Textile Designer

I hope it will helpful

Thanks and best of luck

Anna University is among the top Engineering colleges of India and has good rankings and ratings. The course is totally backed up by renowned faculties and the course curriculum includes topics such as Engineering Chemistry, Physics, Engineering Graphics, Computer Techniques, Fabric Formation, Textile Technology, Spinning Process, Pattern Engineering, Fabric Analysis, Fashion Design Laboratory, Denim Manufacturing, Knitwear designs, Values and Ethics in Engineering, Intimate Apparels and many more.

However the placements are average and Apparel Technologists are mostly recruited by IT Companies such as HCL Technologies, Microchip Pvt. LTD. etc. Other Companies such as Zoomrx, Myntra, SRF, Fabric Sourcing, L&T, Reliance, EcoTech, Jockey India, Madura Garments etc also recruit B.Tech Apparel Technology graduates with around 2 to 2.5 lpa package.

Hello,

Yes,  delhi university offers the Marketing management and apparel design & merchandise degree on ug & pg courses. The eligibility for this course is to have 10+2 degree for any recognized institute with minimum of 60% marks. Also you have some points to be remembered like, creative and artistic skills,  good communication skills,  perseverance, drawing sketching and quick learning.

Hope for the best.

Thank you.

hello,

NIFT  will be best option for Bachelor's of Design. Scope is more as there will be more job option after UG course completion. if you pursue BSc then you have to do MSc to get better job options. After BSc , job options are available but it will make you more. it will all based on your luck.

NIFT is famous in india and get sponsorship from different organization. You will learn concepts and you can use them to show your skills. You can be innovative so that you can increase your market value.

Hope it helps!

Dear Aspirant,

For B Ftech apparel production the last year cut off of NIFT Gandhinagar, for OBC ( Non creamy layer) was CMR 754 rank. Hence, you have good chances to get into NIFT Gandhinagar for B FTech apparel production course. You can check the detailed cut off for other campuses on the below mentioned link

https://www.google.com/amp/s/design.careers360.com/articles/nift-cutoff/amp

Hope this helps

Dear Vasuki,

Thank you for your query. The following is the syllabus for the entrance test for Msc Textile and Fashion apparel at Avinashillingam University:

• Technical Textiles
• Computers in Textile
• Css
• Textile production process
• Apparel Manufacturing
• Statistics
• Textile Wet Processing
• Knitting

All the best