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Rupesh Katariya

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Choosing between a B.Des in Graphic Design and a BFA in Graphic Design really depends on you and your  goals.  B.Des is more industry-focused, teaching practical skills in areas like UX design and digital media, making it great for roles in corporate settings. On the other side , a BFA focus  towards the artistic side, emphasizing creativity and studio work, which is ideal if you want to explore different art forms. If you’re looking for a job right after college, B.Des might be better. But if you’re passionate about art, go for the BFA. 

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Sonali

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Yes, pursuing an BDes course from NID Ahmedabad is a good choice. NID Ahmedabad has a strong record of placements. The final placement report 2023 is yet to be released on the official websites. However, the placement details of 2019 batch is available on the annual report 2020. As per the NID Ahmedabad annual report 2020, the participating recruiters presented 403 job offers to the BDes and MDes batches 2019NID Ahmedabad offers good placement opportunities to its students. Some of the top recruiters of NID Ahmedabad are Microsoft, Adobe, Amazon Development Center (I) Private Ltd., Cognizant Technologies Solutions, Deloitte Consulting

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Akansha Bisht

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Prospective students at all three academic levels can enroll in BDes programs, which are available in full-time, part-time, and online/distance learning formats. A discussion of the different kinds of BDes courses is given below.

  • Full-Time: Applicants must attend classes in person full-time, finish assignments on a regular basis, and sit for offline exams on campus each semester. As part of the course curriculum, they also have to complete practicals and present projects. Additionally, by actively interacting with their teachers and fellow students, they acquire in-depth knowledge and hands-on experience in the field.
  • Part-Time/Distance:
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Akansha Bisht

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Both are undergraduate degrees, but Bachelor of Architecture (BArch) is completely different from BDes because of the following reasons:

ParametersBDesBArch
Course Duration4 years5 years
EligibilityClass 12 in any stream from a recognized board or Diploma in Design recognized.Class 12 with Science (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics)
Core SubjectsColour Theory and Techniques, Furniture Design, Model Making, etc.Architecture Design, Building construction, History of architecture, Architectural Drawing, etc.

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Akansha Bisht

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Both these professional undergraduate degrees are in the creative field, but BFA (Bachelor of Fine Arts) is different from BDes because of the following points:

ParametersBDesBFA
Course TypeTechnical and ArtsArts
DisciplineCommunication Design, Industrial design, Fashion Design, Fashion CommunicationPainting, Sculpture, Applied Art, Printmaking, Visual Communication
Course Duration4 years3-4 years
Course ObjectiveIt is more focused towards design knowledge practice and development. It is more leaned towards fashion design, accessory design, interior design, and product design.It is focused towards the art discipline, and the technicality and application of any form of applied art.

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Akansha Bisht

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For students who wish to develop a global network and acquire a global perspective, international BDes may be worthwhile. Benefits of studying abroad for a BDes include the following:

  • Global Perspective: Students can take in the local culture and experiences while also learning from the design entities they collaborate with.
  • Global Network: Students can make friends and collaborate with people all over the world.
  • Industry Links: Through projects and internships, BDes programs frequently offer industry links.

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Akansha Bisht

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Some tips to help candidates get into a reputable BDes college are as follows:

  • Candidates must graduate from an accredited college with a high percentage in their upper secondary education.
  • When applying to reputable colleges, prospective students should have a work/design portfolio ready.
  • If a student has a high score on any of the entrance exams, they can get into a good college. Because there are fewer seats available for BDes students in government colleges, students who score higher have a better chance of getting into prestigious institutions like MITID, NID, IIT-IDC, NIFT, and others.

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Akansha Bisht

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Here are some recommended books for BDes students:

Name of the BookAuthor
Design: A Concise HistoryT. Hauffe
Principles of Two Dimensional DesignWong W.
Navigating the Materials World, Academic PressC. Baillie and L. Vanasupa
Design Media – Techniques for watercolor, pen and ink, pastel and coloured markersR. Kasprin
Engineering Drawing, 2nd Ed.M B Shah and B C Rana
Design Elements, Color Fundamentals: A Graphic Style Manual for Understanding How Color Impacts DesignAaris Sherin

 

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Akansha Bisht

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Many students are often confused about whether to take a BSc Interior Design course or BDes in Interior Design. Both these courses are almost similar and therefore create confusion. Hence the following table enumerates the key differences between them.

Parameters

BSc Interior Design

BDes in Interior Design

Degree Level

Undergraduate

Undergraduate

Overview

A specialisation in BSc Interior Design field that helps students to learn the basics of interior designing along with the use of new technology and computer software.

BDes in Interior Design deals with the art and science of understanding people's behaviour to create functional spaces within a building. It is a specific design course.

Duration

3 Years

4 Years

Admission Process

10+2; Merit and Entrance Exam

10+2; Merit and Entrance Exam

Eligibility Criteria

Minimum 50% marks in 10+2 exams

Minimum 60% marks in 10+2 exams

Average Fees

INR 3-15 LPA

INR 10,000- 5LPA

Average Salary Package

INR 3-10 LPA

INR 5-12 LPA

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Subhash Kumar Gupta

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Top recruiters of the BDES program at Dev Bhoomi School of Architecture and Design include big recruiters from all industries. Some of the key recruiters include:

TCS-Tata Consultancy Service

Wipro

Infosys

Accenture

Bajaj

Federal Bank

Ambuja Cement

LG

Bank of Baroda

With over 850 recruiters that interact with the institution every year, campus placement drives are highly increased active participation from all these companies, which reflects strongly with the high level of industry connections developed by the school with its students and their employability.

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