B.Des

Bachelor of Design, a UG degree programme offered for specialisations like Fashion Design, Interior Design, Accessory Design, Textile Design, and much more. BDes course duration is generally 4 years, which enables students to work in dedicated studio spaces, gather design skills, and learn a wide spectrum of methods and techniques that help refine their expertise. Students can check the list of options below to pursue BDes course from JD Institute of Fashion Technology, Hauz Khas:

• The course will help the students upgrade their abilities and give them a vision of future challenges. It also gives them immense job growth and opens new avenues for them in several industries such as Fashion Designing, Accessory Designing, Interior Designing, etc.
• The pass-outs of this programme can work as Fashion Designers, Graphic Designer, UI/UX Designer, Textile Designers, or Product Designers.
• Students can pursue advanced degrees such as MDes (Master of Design) after BDes. It gives them immense opportunities to work while also creating jobs for others. It also provides eligible candidates with fame, elegance, success, and bigger pay packages. It prepares them for a successful career in the fashion sector.

B.Des. placements at Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU) - East Delhi Campus have been average. The university helps with placements through its placement cell. Most of the graduates are placed in the design, fashion, media, and branding departments in organizations like advertising agencies, design studios, and retail brands. A few get some good positions. The average salaries range anywhere between INR 3- INR 6 LPA. However, placements are not the same for everyone because of variations in networking skills of different students, internship experience, and even his portfolio differs. GGSIPU is a growing network, but the students need to seek other internships or freelancing as well for better prospects.

The eligibility criteria for Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, East Delhi Campus offered B Des course will be those who have acquired 10+2 education from any recognised board in any stream, being Science, Commerce, or Humanities. For the purpose of eligibility, examination boards accepted are CBSE, ICSE, or other central and state boards. In addition to the above requirements, they also qualify through one of the entrance examinations recognised by the designing entrance exams, like IPU CET, CUET, UCEED, or NID DAT. It is an aptitude and design-sensitive programme wherein the selection is done based on entrance examinations that test analytical reasoning, logics, and visual aptitude, which are crucial for education through design.

The average package for B.Des graduates at the East Delhi Campus of Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University varies and will differ from course to course. In general, though, for B.Des and related design courses, the average annual salary packages would be in the range of about INR 4–6 Lacs per annum. According to various sources, though, these figures vary from year to year and with respect to market demands as well as individual student performance. Media, product design, advertising, and technology-oriented companies hire design graduates in different roles such as UX/ UI designer, product designer, and creative specialist. The latest placement statistics are thus best ascertained by visiting the GGSIPU reports.

No, the syllabus for a Bachelor of Science in Design (BSc) and a Bachelor of Design (BDes) are not the same.

• BSc in Design: Covers a variety of design areas, including fashion design, graphic design, industrial design, and interior design. The curriculum includes basic design concepts like colour theory, typography, and composition. Students also learn about the history and development of design, and how to use design tools and software. 
• BDes: Focuses on various fields of design, and is designed to develop students' technical skills and creative problem-solving abilities. The curriculum includes courses on design principles, digital and traditional design tools, user interface design, product branding, and more. The curriculum varies by specialization, but the course structure is similar across all specializations.