Hello candidate,

Software available from the basics to the pro level of graphic simple and understandable manner. Some of them are-

1. Adobe Creative Suite

2. GIMP

3. Inkscape

4. Affinity

5. Sketch

6. Illustrator

7. In Design Photoshop

Hope this information helps you!!

Hello candidate,

If you want to take a graphic designing for freelancing in the first thing which you must know is that in order to become a freelancer you have to know the skill perfectly as you will be hired by plants for carrying out their operations.

So, you can learn graphic designing from various sources such as Adobe illustrator, Ink Space, Photo Cut, Viva Video etc. or can search over the internet for more paid tools.

All The Best!!

Hello,

Look, Graphic Designing course is not a degree course like M.Sc or B.Sc or any other Undergraduate and Postgraduate programme. Graphic designing is a Certification course like Digital Marketing, SEO etc. You can do this course as an additional skills. Anyone who has completed his 12th from any board from any stream (Science Commerce and Arts) can pursue this course. You will be rewarded with a Certificate instead of a degree. There is no particular College who offers Bachelor's or Master's degree in Graphic Designing because it's just a 3 months or 6 months Course. I hope you have understood my point.

After. Completion of this course, you can get a job in this organisations-

1. Publishing House

2. Advertisement Agencies

3. Media Agency

4. E-learning Companies

5. Website Development Studios

6. Graphic design Studio

But you can a decent job if you have a M.Sc Mathematics degree too.

Good Luck.

Hello aspirant,

Yes you can do it but I think there will not be more scope in graphic designing as compare to m.sc from maths, you can have good future in M.sc stream with maths Also. As graphic designing will come under computer applications. Learning such a course on a bachelor basis won't be that good because you should have your basics first. And computer applications or computer science would have been better than maths but since you are studying maths, just keep learning the basis of computer applications on the side and then opt for graphic designing in masters.

I hope my answer helps.

Hi Aspirant,

Generally you can pursue graphic designing courses after class 10 and they are provided for a time span as decided by the institution from which you take it.however they do not carry much weightage.You can pursue diploma in Graphic designing after class 12 for a time span of 1 year which can help you a lot.

Hope it helps!!

Hi, hope you’re doing well.

Graphic design has become one of the most prominent professions among today's youth. The career necessitates a high level of imagination, as well as a skilled use of words and imagery to present ideas through visual concepts in order to captivate the masses.

I'd like to make three points ahead for clarity:

1. To be eligible to appear for MBA entrances, you must either be a graduate securing at least 50% marks in aggregate from a recognized university

Or, a final year student of a recognized university.

As a result, any bachelor's degree may be used to pursue an MBA ; there is no exclusive or restrictive domain. Due to their criteria, even Engineering, Medical, and BJMC students pursue MBA.

You can also get a creative-industry-specific MBA. MBA in Communication Management is provided by B-schools such as Symbiosis, Pune, and Flame University, which caters directly to the needs of the industry.

For more information: https://www.careers360.com/courses/mba-master-of-business-administration

2. According to the previous point, you can pursue a Bachelor of Graphic Design, Visual Communication, or Mass Media degree straight away. For an MBA, you do not need to especially pursue a B.Com (H) degree.

For more information: https://www.careers360.com/courses/b-des-graphic-design

3. There’s an option to pursue B.Com (H) and Graphic Design simultaneously. Students can now obtain two degrees in Regular and Distance Mode concurrently, thanks to recent reforms in New Education Policy. The following are the possibilities:

• Take a regular B.Com (H) course and a distance diploma, degree, or certificate course in Graphic Design. You may enroll in vocational certificate training at places like MAAC and Arena Animation.

• Pursue B.Com (H) in distance mode from recognized university and Graphic Design as regular degree, diploma or certificate courses. You may apply to a number of design schools in Kolkata.

As every student, a graphic design course will teach you the technicalities of software and limited design skills. Your initiative will determine your level of knowledge.

Even if you don't pursue a graphic design degree, you can acquire experience and skills from a number of sources. Consider the following information:

Courses

- Get command over theoretical knowledge. Short-term courses in graphic design, visual grammar, colour theory, typography, and design are available on a variety of online platforms, including Adobe tutorials, Udemy, Skill Share, Shaw Academy, Cousera, and EDX.

For more information: https://www.careers360.com/articles/top-10-graphic-design-courses-pursue-online

-  Online or Offline course from institutes like MAAC, Arena Animation, Pearl Academy and similar other institutes.

- Learn how to use all of the essential software programmes, such as Adobe Illustrator, Coral Draw, Photoshop, InDesign, and others.

Watch tutorials

For practical information, you can watch video tutorials or go to a few free portals that have topic-specific content. Websites such as Adobe tutorials and YouTube are excellent sources of information.

Reading Blogs & Ebooks

This is one of the most important and successful ways to learn the principles of graphic design and techniques. Platforms like Adobe Creative Cloud Blog will provide you with a lot of information and tips that will assist you in learning practical skills and running campaigns

Developing designs or content and promoting on Social Media, digital communities

Start creating content or preparing a blog on a subject that interests you, and learn about design concepts and audience suitability. This will provide you with information about your performance, skills, and exposure, as well as areas where you can improve. Furthermore, it will provide you with a realistic application of your knowledge. This will assist you in developing an online presence for your portfolio.

Attend webinars and workshops conducted by expects or watch their videos

Many industry-specific workshops and trainings are held on a regular basis. This will allow you to gain new perspectives and connect with people who share your interests. Graphic designers excel in environments where they are surrounded by other designers. Networking clearly aids you in staying current with industry knowledge and demand.

Join and participate in design communities

You will find inclusive graphic design communities like Behance, Dribble, Ficture, Httpster and Microcopy Inspiration. Here all graphic designers share their wonderful art work to get inspired and creative.

Do internships and freelance work

This is an excellent way to engage in real-world competitions, since you will be given goals and your output will be evaluated. Internships will expose you to a wide range of projects and provide you with valuable experience. Freelancing and internships will help you discover your style, interests, and niche.

Follow and observe great professional designers and their work.

For more tips: https://www.careers360.com/articles/25-tips-for-improving-your-graphic-design-skills

Hope this information helps!

For more information: https://www.careers360.com/courses/graphic-designing-course

All the best:

Hello there,

It takes 1 year to complete graphic designing diploma coarse but for bachelors it takes 4 years. And for digital marketing coarse it takes 3 years for bachelors and for diploma it takes 3 months. It totally depends on the time you are willing to invest in order to choose between bachelors and diploma.

Thank you.