Hey!!! you mean that to become a product manager..A product manager need to research, describe and prioritise what users want, align that to business requirements and coordinate with developers to ensure proper implementation.To be successful in a Product Management job, you will need to be a great communicator with a strong analytical mind,understand and work with complex data and draw the right conclusions.

if you plan to choose your degree with the goal of going into Product Management after graduation, you are best advised to go for subjects around technology, development, project management and innovation management. Or, you can seek a degree that specifically focuses on product management.More universities are offering product management degrees but if u wanna do for short term..than  join Online product management communities are great source of product management training, learning, and even direct help with your real-world product management issues.You can also join product management groups through LinkedIn, such as the Product Management Networking Group, where you can network with other PMs, ask questions and learn about trends.If you are someone with a varied skillset, strong analytical competence and great communication skills, this is the kind of job in which you can apply all of these.Hope!!this Information suited to your query.

Hello Anand
It depend on the type of organisation you are working with and nature of your job. Product Designing is a challenging job and designers have to work hard but it is an interesting job.
Good Luck!

Hello Anand, these are some of the universities from which you can see and pursue Product Design : 

1. University of Gloucestershire, UK

2. Robert Gordon University, UK

3. Cardiff Metropolitan University, UK

4. Ulster University, UK

5. Centennial College, Canada 

6. University of Glasgow, UK 

7. Stanford University, US

8. Aalto University, Finland 

9. School of the Art Institute of Chicago 

10. Pratt Institute, NYC, US

11. University of the Arts London 

12. Politecnico di Milano, Italy

13. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

14. Rhode Island School of Design (RISD)

15. Parsons the New School for Design, New York City 

16. Royal College of Art, London, UK

You can also search more.

All the best!

Hey Aaryan,

The product designing colleges in Gujarat are:

1. Kalapurnam institute

2. Parul University

3. CEPT University

4. P P Savani University

5. GLS institute of design

6. Deisgn development academy

7. Anant National university

8. School of design, Swarnim startup and international University.

The product designing colleges in Pune are:

1. DSK International Campus

2. Vishwakarma University

3. Darpan Indo Tech.

All the best!

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Hi Maruf!

The world is of all-rounders. While it is a good thing to look for specialisations, most of the success stories of designers have witnessed them switching and acing fortes. I'd strongly recommend you to look for B.Des programme in Interdisciplinary Design, where you will be able to concentrate on various aspects of design, rather than restricting to just one specialisation. 

B.Des in Interdisciplinary Design at JK Lakshmipat University is one programme, led by A. Balasubramaniam, one of the most prominent designers of India.

JK Lakshmipat University is the philanthropic initiative of the 125-year-old JK Organisation. You can go through their information at www.jklu.edu.in and apply for their entrance exam.

dear Maruf,

One cannot predict which course is best as it depends on your preference.

For industrial design you can refer the below link-

https://www.careers360.com/industrial-design-course

For Product design you can refer the below link-

https://www.careers360.com/product-design-course

For transport design you can refer the below link-

https://www.careers360.com/transportation-engineering-course

Hope this helps!!

Hii Poonam

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