Jewellery since time immemorial has remained "neighbour's envy and owner's pride". The ornaments have remained exoctic, unequalled and invaluable articles of personal glory. And, with jewellery becoming's symbol of status, fashion and taste, men and women today are steadily moving away from today are steadily moving away from conventional styles of adornment and ornamentation and gradually adopting modern patterns better suited to their busy life styles. Considering the fact that India is the largest consumer of gold and has excellent infrastructure for diamond cutting, Jewellery Designing can prove to be a very lucrative and satisfying career.Marine Engineers are responsible for the safe running of ship engines, boilers, all the machineries of the ship, steam connections as well as maintenance, repair, upgradation and construction of all the relevant marine machinery. They are the overall incharge of the engine and its crew and ensure the safety and standards of the marine body. With modern development, the role of Marine Engineers has widened and smoothened, too, Electronis navigation has helped the Marine Engineering a lot.

To get admission into a Jewellary Designing course a candidates must complete. Class X or XII, depending upon the course and the institute to be eligible for admission. Besides the usual area of study like (metal history classification, standardisation, techniques of designing, etc.), Jewellery Designing courses have now adopted computerised programmes which require familiarirty with various solid model software e.g., Rhino, Jewel Cad, Auto Cad, 3D Studio, etc Moreover, the use of Photoshop, Corel Draw and in-depth analysis of volume, weight and metal composition are generally considered to be vital parts of the jewellery designing syllabus. WIth the advent of electronic jewellery, format courses in Jewellery Designing have been modified to suit the requirements of industry houses.