what are the average and maximun placements of"P.G in fashion management" atNIIFT.?
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1 until 100 gay   \n\n aha_aha
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I know Fashion Institute of Technology in NYC (English speaking) has a well respected program. They have a summer program, which may be what you are looking for.\n\nCheck link below.
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I am not sure about interior design; but NID (National Institute of Design) and NIFT (National Institute for Fashion Technology) are two best institutes for any kind of Design.\nAt PG level IIT's also offer M.Des. (Master of Design).
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The best schools for fashion design in the US are the Fashion Institute of Technology in NYC, and Parson's School of Design (part of the New School for Social Research), also in NYC. \n\nThere are some other good fashion design colleges out there, but if you got into one of these two, you'll be amazed at the doors that are opened for you, once you graduate.\n\nThe thing is, fashion design is an extremely competitive field. Not only do you need one heck of a fabulous portfolio, but you should also come out of school with relevant work experience and contacts. FIT and Parsons will give you all that. \n\nIf you go to a secondary school, if you have an extremely strong portfolio, you will probably get a job - it will just be easier if you're coming out of FIT or Parsons.
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You may find a good answer on :\n\nhttp://ed.sjtu.edu.cn/ranking.htm\n\nGood luck
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In the US, the two very best are The Fashion Institute of Technology, and Parson's School of Design. Both are in NYC. They are among the top programs in the world.
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I once interned with a major teen mag, Cosmogirl.  I interned in beauty, but I learned a lot about the fashion aspect of it also.\n\nFrom what I learned, it's helpful to get in touch with the PR companies that handle the representation for certain clothing/fashion lines.  How you do this?  I haven't the foggiest. Sorry.\n\nContacting the fashion houses directly is a major waste of time.  Promotions and marketing, which you are offering, is mainly handled on the corporate level.  Showrooms are just that; they're retail.  They can't give you any free clothes or models.  \n\nContacting the PR companies is the best way to make the contact.  After you reach an agreement with the PR/Marketing companies, you'll strike an agreement about how to return the clothes.  Most mags set up an account with a courier service to handle the mass amount of clothes leaving and entering.  You'll need to keep a database of whose samples you have.  Most showrooms give you an invoice and you'll need a system of keeping track of the invoices.\n\nHere's an idea!  Why don't you help discover some unknown fashion talent?  There are three major fashion design schools in NYC.  Contact the counseling center at each and see if it's possible to highlight a student.  It's free.  It's helping your magazine and another fellow artist at the same time.\n\nI would love to speak to you about this.  One day, I hope to start my own magazine.  I would love to hear your about your experience.\n\nPlease drop me a line if you have any questions or any need clarifications.\n\nThe best of luck to you.
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Honestly i have no clue... but simply typing in top fashion design colleges will give a load of results... best of luck.\n\nHere is something that i found (i included the link as a source):\n\nTop Fashion Design Schools and Top Fashion Design Colleges:\n\nAmerican InterContinental University @ London, UK\n\nInternational Academy of Design & Technology @ Chicago, Illinois\n\nAmerican InterContinental University @ Los Angeles\n\nAmerican InterContinental University @ Ft. Lauderdale\n\nInternational Academy of Design & Technology @ Toronto\n\nInternational Academy of Design & Technology @ Orlando, Florida\n\nInternational Academy of Design & Technology @ Tampa\n\nBrooks College @ Long Beach, CA\n\nInternational Academy of Design & Technology @ Schaumburg, IL\n\nInternational Academy of Design & Technology @ Seattle\n\nInternational Academy of Design & Technology @ Nashville, Tennessee\n\nBrooks College @ Sunnyvale, California\n\nBerkeley College @ New York State\n\nMcIntosh College @ Dover, NH\n\nGibbs College @ Norwalk, CT\n\nKatharine Gibbs School @ New York\n\nWestwood College @ Inland Empire, California\n\nInternational Academy of Design & Technology @ Las Vegas, Nevada\n\nInternational Academy of Design & Technology @ Detroit\n\nThe Art Institute of Chicago @ Chicago\n\nCentral Saint Martins College of Art and Design @ London\n\nFashion Institute of Technology @ New York\n\nAcademy of Art University @ San Francisco\n\nFashion Institute of Design and Merchandising @ California\n\nInternational Fine Arts College @ Miami, Florida\n\nCalifornia Design College @ Los Angeles\n\nGeorge Brown College @ Toronto, Ontario\n\nPolimoda @ Italy
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Have you checked this site?\nhttp://www.ascenteducation.com/best_indian_b_schools/top_management_institutes/top_india_MBA_PGDM_b_schools.shtml
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http://www.daylon.com/mba/\n\nread that.
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try www.millioncapsules.com ,  its my website but i'm not advertising. there are a few links in there in the Fashion page. try look for contact information once you're in their website. \nactually i have a few but i really can't give you coz its P&C. sorry can't help more.
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Like $17,000.00, thats how much my tuiton was yearly and I majored in Merchandise Marketing.  It also depends on what you're going for, Fashion Design is more since it involves more supplies.  Whatever you decide to go for, good luck!  FIDM is a great school!
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Try here:\nhttp://www.fashion.net/howto/fashionmodel/index.html
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The Council of Textile and Fashion Industries of Australia Limited has industry reports and statistics offered on their site http://www.tfia.com.au/html/marketresearch/quarterlypublications.html \n\nThere's one report called "The Textiles, Clothing and Footwear Retail Sales Report" sold for $30 , which "analyses the level of retail turnover at clothing and softgood stores and department stores on a monthly, quarterly and annual basis." This report would have industry statistics you need\n\nAs for how much salary you can get, I suggest you check with Australia Fashion Council and inquire from them the industry rates.
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Here is a link to 28,000 jobs in that field\nhttp://www.indeed.com/jobs?q=fashion&sid=googSRCH1&kw=fashion+jobs&gclid=CN3o4taonoUCFRFOHgodxCK5MA
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http://www.usnews.com/usnews/edu/grad/rankings/hea/brief/sow_brief.php
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Type "fashion design university" in the search box of search site as Yahoo, Google!