Diploma in Landscape 

at Bangalore School of Design, Kothanur

Yes, students can join BSD - Bangalore School of Design directly without any entrance exam. The interested students can apply for the application form available at the online website and can take admission directly on the basis of the merit score of +2 examination followed by an interview round or can also apply for admission through their Jee main paper 2 score card of B.Arch.

As it is from the top 20 interior design colleges, it is a bit expensive whoever has to take admission in this college can visit college's official website as fee structure may change every year it can have a slight change. The total tuition fee for all courses ranges from INR 70, 800 to INR 8,50,000. 

PG Diploma Course Fee is - INR 80,000 - INR 1.5,000

B.Des Course fee- INR 4 Lpa- INR 8.5 LPA

BSc Course Fee- INR 3 Lpa- INR 3.9 LPA

Ug Diploma Course Fee- INR 70.8 LPA -INR 1.8 LPA

Bangalore School of Design recognizes and extends support to students that showcase excellence in academics and Creativity.

All undergraduate applicants (including international students) are considered for a post-admission scholarship on the basis of academic merit and/or creative ability. Students with high merit and exceptional talent in the field of design can fill out a separate application. The office of admissions will evaluate the application upon admittance and communicate the scholarship applicability.

Bangalore School of Design has ties with various players of the Real Estate industry, Design firms, Publications and Architectural firms, etc. to provide placement and internship opportunities to its students. Some top recriters that are known to have participated in the Bangalore School of Design placements are listed below:

• Design Studio
• Twiggr
• DEFA
• AURA
• HMG Stones
• Square Yards
• M&C Saatchi
• Crunchr

Bangalore School of Design has good placements for its students. Institute provide 100% internship opportunities for students. This institute also provide various competitions for enhancing skills and development. The average package of this institute is in range of INR 3 LPA to INR 12 lpa. Some Companies offered jobs are Hatil, Future groups, Signature design solutions, Design cafe, Disignism, X cube Interiors, Livespace, Jaipur Rugs, D decor.

In case a selected candidate chooses to withdraw their admission from Bangalore School of Design, the institute will refund the fees as per the following fee refund policy:

There are no specific rounds of counselling. The admission process for all the courses is online only. The students have to fill the application form online for the course of choice and pay the application fee online. There is no entrance test for admission into any course at BDS. The students are selected on the score of qualifying examination of 10+2 / Bachelor’s Degree. Based on the merit eligibility, shortlisted candidates receive a conditional admission letter from the BDS admission team. Candidates who have cleared the national level entrance exam will be given preference in the selection process.

Yes, Bangalore School of Design (BSD) provides hostels for both girls and boys. 'Livesta' is the accommodation provider for boys and 'Ask homes' is the accomodation provider for the girls pursuing various courses at BSD. The institute claims that their accomodation spaces create personal growth, connection and social innovation. The accommodation providers offer furnished rooms, high-speed Wi-Fi, quality food, 24/7 security, laundry facilities, etc. These hostels are located in close proximity to campus.

Yes, you can check out the list of some books that you can read as a Design student apart from your regular syllabus to boost your knowledge in the field:

• The Design Thinking Playbook by Michael Lewrick.
• The Design of Everyday Things by Donald A. Norman.
• Designing Experiences by James Robert Rossman and Mathew D. Duerden.
• Emotional Design by Donald Norman.
• Creative Confidence: Unleashing the Creative Potential Within Us All by David Kelley and Tom Kelley.
• Change By Design by Tim Brown. 
• Don't Make Me Think Revisited by Steve Krug.