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Kartik Sharma

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ADYPU, School of Design BDes admission depnds on in-house-entrance scores. Students are required to complete the eligibility criteria and apply online on the authorised website. The final seat allotment is based on the ACET. Thus, no direct admissions are not allowed. You need to match with all of the admission formalities.

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Vishakha

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While an accurate scheduled date for the specific starting of the BDes 2026-27 session has not been announced by institute. But, the academic cycles at ADYPU, School of Design suggests that the new BDes session initiates in July or August.

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Indrani Kumar

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BDes at ADYPU, School of Design is given in multiple specialisations for the duration of four-years. Also, the institute offers the course in different streams. The names of some of them are: 

  • BDes in Interior Design 
  • BDes in Product Design 
  • BDes in Fashion Design 
  • BDes in UI/ UX Design, etc.

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Piyush Jain

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Yes, ADYPU School of Design is an institution particularly for the Design courses. It offers four-year BDes course in number of specialisations. The course is divided into eight semesters, and provided in full-time mode. 

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Chanchal Gaurav

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Admission to the BDes course at GLS Institute of Design is completely merit-based. Firstly, candidates are required to complete their Class 12 in any stream. Then, the college releases the merit list of shortlisted applicants according to their achieved scores in GLS DAT, followed by a PI. 

 

 

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Indrani Tyagi

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GLS Institute of Design, does have an in-house-entrance-exam . Students have shortlist on the basis of marks acquired in GLS DAT, then a PI. The higher the marks, the better are the chances of getting selected for admission. Students who passed the class 12th from recognised board are eligible for the admission.

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Kartik Sharma

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No, GLS Institute of Design does not accept CUET scores for enrollment into BDes course. The college accepts the scores of GLS DAT for admission to this course. Students should complete their Class 12 from any recognised board in any stream with decent scores. After evaluating applicants' test scores, the college conducts the PI. 

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Vishakha

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GLS Institite of Design BDes course is available in multiple specialisations, i.e., Apparel Design, Graphic Design, Animation Design, Digital Film Making, etc. Thus, students can compare the colleges and institutions that gives similar specialisations. Also, there are a lot of diff. factors that can be considered for comparing the institutes/ colleges and that are decided as per the students' choices.

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Indrani Kumar

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Yes, GLS Institute of Design BDes does offer internships to the enrolled students. As per the institute's brochure, the GLS Institute of Design provides Industry Internship in the several specialisations in the seventh semester of the course.

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Piyush Jain

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The semeser first subjects for BDes courses at GLS Institite of Designs are amost similar for each of the specialisations. The names of the foundation subjects that are offered in the first year are: 

  • Design Drawing
  • Geometric Construction
  • Analytical Drawing
  • Colour
  • Visual Composition
  • History of Art
  • SLA-I (Indian Society and Culture)

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