You didn't mention your state or the state in which you want your college to be. So I'll enlist down the appropriate colleges for you from overall India for doing MSC Industrial Chemistry.

1. Gargi college, Delhi University
2. The Oxford College of Science Bangalore
3. Presidency college Chennai
4. Ramnarian Ruia College Mumbai
5. St. Wilfreds college Jaipur
6. Hansraj college New Delhi
7. Miranda University Delhi

Best wishes. Thank you.

Hi Vijay,

Diploma in Industrial Safety (1 Year) is a program initiated by the Government of India for employees and aspiring students in the field of occupational risks and health issues.

Best colleges for this course are:-

1-NIIFS,Pune.

2-AIFS,Gondia.

3-NAFS,Kolkata.

4-CMJ,University,Meghalaya.

5-NEFT University,Arunachal Pradesh.

6-Rajasthan Fire Safety Academy,Kota.

7-NIFSE,Gwalior.

8-NIIFS,Mumbai.

There are more colleges also.

And fee for this course will vary from 32000 to 45000.

The course duration of this course is 12 month.

Hope this will help,please feel free to ask if you have any further queries.

Thank You.

hi,

see its really good to know that you have certain years of job experience. most of the cases companies hires btech pass candidates for design engineer role. but there is always advantage for those candidates who have real work experience. I suggest you to make profile in LinkedIn, naukri and times job to get relevant job alert.

hi,

The Kalinga University is recognized by  state government of Chhattisgarh , it is also  approved by the UGC (university grant commission ) as a Private university. All technical, management and phamacy courses offered by kalinga university are approved by the AICTE. so I think its degree certificate is approved in all government and private institution.

Hey Ashwin

As you have mentioned your academics score and it is good.You have a good chance of getting call from Baby IIMs like IIM Nagpur,IIM Raipur,IIM Trichy,IIM Rohtak and some others.Also you have one year work experience which is plus point for you to get call from New IIMs,But for Old IIMs your marks should lie between 95-100 percentile.

Hope It Helps

Best Of Luck!

hi,

central university gujrat offers certificate courses, m,phil, phd, master courses on various discipline. however sometimes for certificate courses or vocational courses previous question paper is not given in website. I have given a link which is the digital library of central university gujrat. you may find it help ful,

http://library.cug.ac.in/

Hello,


Your past academics are just above average but you have an advantage of internship and job experience but still getting in IIM ABC  will be difficult because apart from good percentile must also need to have a good academics and if you want to get in new or baby IIMs still you need to get a percentile above 95 at least.Competieon is tough these days so you need raise some marks in order to get into a good B School.

Good Luck

Hello Bhargav
As you know government is trying to introduce new methods to improve the abilities of Engineering aspirants. So they are focusing on createing the courses oriented for industries. M. Tech in  computer application in industrial drive is also a industry oriented course approved by AICTE and offered by Visweswaraiah Technological University of Karnataka. It is a post graduate course hence the eligibility for this is degree of B. Tech with minimum 50% marks. The qualifying exam for this course is GATE. You have to score good marks in this to assure your admission.

Dear Aspirant,

Architectural design and Industrial design are taught in the same streams and share the same philosophical similarity when it comes to the geometric relationships, general process of design and the presentation o concepts which are used to make renderings to the clients for approval.

The major difference between the two is that Architecture is concerned with structures, spaces and buildings and Industrial Design with objects, products and consumer goods. So the material of work which is pretty much the same is definitely catering to a different kind of audience when it comes to this. So, what are you more passionate about? What is your cup of tea among the two?

Also, architecture is more custom made like, you need to take care of the climate or the weather like rainfall, sun exposure etc. and it is also dependent on specific environment and technical things. You add to this the client's needs, habits, preferences and needs. The client is the audience and therefore, the product is supposed to be pleasing and aesthetics and then there are so many aspects to just him/her that will affect your design. This is one individual with some individual needs.

But industrial design is for someone who is equipped with catering the needs of mass audience. Both of these are difficult. The scale of the product, target clients and degree of customisation is different from each other.

An industrial designer has to keep in mind the design of the product while also understanding its utility and practicality of its design. The designs do not just have to appealing but cost-effective and practical. They also make the product more user-friendly its the design and more aesthetic. The ideas should be safe to use, must be according to the competitor's existing design and they often have to create a prototype to text colours and utilities.

Architects, on the other hand, also have to give clients cost and time to build, provide building specifications and recommend changes.

Hope this helps. All the best!