BBA in Luxury Business Management 

at IIAD Delhi, Okhla

IIAD offers the BBA course in only two specialisations, i.e., Fashion Business Management, Luxury Business Management and AI & Digital Transformation. The admission process for this course is the same as of the other courses offered at IIAD Delhi. Aspirants must qualify for the iMAT exam and perform well in the Personal Interview round.

Indian Institute of Art and Design offers BBA in Fashion Business Management and in Luxury Business Management for the duration of 4 years. The Institute offers BBA on the basis of Class 12 qualification with 50% aggregate in the streams such as Science/ Commerce/ Arts obtained from CBSE/ ISC/ State/ IB or any other equivalent Indian or International Higher Secondary Board. In addition to this, candidates must secure valid scores in iMAT entrance exam and qualify personal interview. 

For a three-year BBA course, there are a total of 40 seats available at IIAD Delhi. Candidates can pursue this course in Fashion Business Management. To get admission to this course, candidates must go through a selection process. Find all the admission related details aroud IIAD BBA admission,  click here. 

Yes, in order to get admission to BBA, students need to fulfil the minimum eligibility criteria in the first place. The next step is to qualify for the IIAD Management Aptitude Test (IMAT). It is an in-house entrance exam of IIAD, which is specifically conducted for the selection of candidates in Management courses. Once the candidates qualify for the respective entrance exam, next their performance is evaluated based on a personal interview round conducted at IIAD. Aspirants need to appear and qualify for both the entrance and interview round with a valid score. 

The basic eligibility requirement for BBA programmes at IIAD Delhi is pass in Class 12th with a minimum of 50% aggregate. IIAD Delhi students must visit the official webiste & apply for the available undergraduate and postgraduate programmes. 

IIAD offers BDes for four-years at the UG level. Candidates who have completed Class 12 can apply for any of the below-mentioned BDes specialisations:

• Communication Design
• Animation Film Design
• Product Design
• Interior Architecture & Design
• Fashion Design
• Fashion Communication

Yes, the institute provides 8 to 16 weeks of internships to students along with masterclasses with experts like Dibakar Banerjee — Film Director, Rohit Krishan Gulati — Founder, Incubis (Architecture / Design), Amit Gulati — Founder, Incubis / design thinker, M.K. Raina — Theatre personality / director, Urvashi Gupta — Head of Account Management, WGSN (did masterclass on forecasting)

Candidates who are willing to get admission to a UG level desigining course of BDes at IIAD Delhi must fulfil the minimum eligibility criteria in the first place. Aspirants who passed Class 12 with 50% aggregate in the streams in Science/Commerce/Arts from CBSE/ ISC/State/IB or any other equivalent Indian or International Higher Secondary Board are eligible to apply for the course. Afte fulfilling the eligibility critreria, next step is to appear for IDAT exam. 

IIAD Delhi popular programmes are BDes, BBA & MBA. BDes, BBA & MBA students can become Designers, Managers,  or can go for various other job profiles.  IIAD courses strive to enhance the learning experience of students to prepare them for the industry. With 500+ industry partnerships, a 95% placement rate, & institutional associations with FDCI, ADI, IIID, CII, IFFTI, & Cumulus, students gain access to global brands including H&M, Chanel, Versace, FabIndia, EY, Louis Vuitton, Lamborghini, Dyson, and NDTV.

IIAD Delhi offers UG & PG courses in the stream of Management and Designing. The total course fee for all these courses is inclusive of components such as tuition fee, admission fee, refundable security deposit, etc. The tuition fee for all the courses may differ as per the programme type and the duration. Find below the IIAD fee for all UG & PG courses:

*The above-mentioned total fee is taken from unofficial sources. Hence, is indicative.