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In a world where creativity drives industries, design colleges have become crucial in shaping professionals who can merge imagination with technology. Unlike traditional universities that often lean toward theory, design colleges emphasize hands-on, project-based learning, preparing students to meet industry demands with confidence and innovation. Among the pioneers in this space is ICAT College of Design and Media, established in 2004 by K. Kumar, Founder and Chairman of the IMAGE Group. His journey in creative education began much earlier, with the launch of IMAGE Creative Education in 1996, India’s first professionally managed multimedia training institute. At a time when Indian academia largely focused on conventional disciplines, K. Kumar foresaw the rise of creative technologies and the need for structured, career-focused design programs. ICAT College became India’s first exclusive design college dedicated to digital media education. In its very first year, the...
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