B.Des

There is no mention on the official website regarding an offline mode of admissions for the BDes courses at MPAS. Generally, the admission process at MPAS cannot be completed in offline mode due to registration for the state-level exams, which is only accepted in online mode. Candidates who are interested in offline registrations for the MPAS admissions for BDes are advised to contact the college officials for more information.

The admission fees at MSAP for BDes courses is the same as the payable fees. It is not clear whether the admission fee is the total course fee for the BDes course at MSAP which is INR 7.2 Lacs or the fee for the first instalment which is INR 1.8 lakh. Genrally, the first instalment of tuition fee combined with caution deposit is the admission fee for the BDes course. The caution deposit for BDes admissions at MSAP is INR 10,000.

Candidates who managed to successfully apply for admissions on or before this data are required to appear for the MET exam. Candidates can check the exam timeline for MET 2025 exam on MSAP's official website. Candidates can also find the syllabus for the MET exam there as well.

The MET exam conducted for BDes admissions at MSAP has 2 round. Both rounds of MET are computer-based tests where, the candidates who secure appropriate ranks in both are forwarded to the counseling rounds. During counseling rounds, candidates are alloted their chosen centers and seats into their preffered course. The MET exam follows the same pattern for every course admission.

At MSAP, there is only 1 specialisation of BDes course available at MSAP which is BDes in Interior Design. The BDes in Interior Design is a 4 year course with 8 semesters which is offered in fulltime mode only. The BDes in Interior Design course can be exited at MSAP within 3 years at the option of the students. However, they will be awarded a BA in Interior Design degree upon doing so with no option of taking readmissions into the same BDes course.

The MSAP BDes entrance exam is the Manipal entrance test or MET for short. According to the student reviews, the difficulty of MET exam is on the easy-medium difficulty where it is easier to crack in comparison to state level entrance exams such as JEE or COMEDK. However, the students describe the test to still be tough and cracking it will require proper preparation.

Of more than 80 BDes colleges in Delhi/NCR, some of the top student choices, along with the BDes course fees are listed in the table below for students' reference:

Note: This information is taken from the official website and may vary.

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B.Des Colleges in Delhi

Some of the most sought after BDes courses in NIFT include BDes Fashion Design, BDes Interior Design, BDes Textile Design, BDes Accessory Design, BDes Communication Design, and BDes Fashion Communication. This is because of the highly promising jobs, salary potential and the evolving market trends, which promise a bright career landscape to all the design aspirants.

You can go to the official websites of NIFTs and have a look at each course and its curriculum to assess which one suits your interests and passions the best.

The BDes course fees structure differs based on the specialisation opted for by you and the college offering the course. The BDes fees at private colleges tends to be on the higher side than at government colleges. The BDes course fees at top design colleges is approximately INR 3 Lacs to INR 20 lakh.

For more accurate information about the specific BDes course that you're interested in you can have a look at the fee structure at the official college websites.

The BDes course duration is generally 4 years in India, which is divided into eight semesters. The curriculum differs on the basis of the particular specialisation chosen by you like Fashion Design, Interior Design, Product Design, Web Design, Graphic Design, or others. The BDes course structure includes core modules, electives, projects, studio classes, and internships.