with specialization in Textile Design
Course Fee-62,000 per year
Engage with experts using interactive, technology-enabled virtual classrooms
Gain from recorded lectures, programme handouts, and recorded lab content
Co-Developed Co-Designed Co-Delivered by Industry Experts
It allows learners to apply concepts learnt in classroom in real work situations
The Bachelor of Vocation (B.Voc) in Textile Design is a skill-based undergraduate program that focuses on the creative and technical aspects of textile and fabric production. It equips students with industry-relevant skills in textile designing, printing, weaving, and fabric development, along with business and entrepreneurial knowledge.
A comprehensive curriculum, extensive emphasis on experiential learning using labs and a flexible education methodology that enables working professionals to acquire a prestigious degree while pursuing their careers, the B.Voc in Textile Design is just the right programme for career growth in the Fashion & Textile
Six Semesters spread over Three Years
Batch-Size of 20 learners per branch
Skills and techniques to overcome problems related to new technologies across Globe
Prepares Learners to be suitable for various roles in Textile Sector
Degree Awarded from UGC recognised Universities
Virtual Labs
10+2 from a recognized board with having minimum 45% marks or its equivalent
Minimum one year of work experience.
Specialization: -Textile Design
Live & Recorded Lectures
Cutting Edge Tutorials.
Continuos Assessment
Multimedia Resources
Lectures through LMS
E-Examinations
Peer Assessment
Insights from industry experts
Counseling through Experts
Resume Buidling
Networking with larger community of professionals
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