Bangalore School of Design

Bangalore School of Design BCA admission is subject to the fulfilment of a simple eligibility requirement prescribed by the institute. To be eligible to pursue a BCA at Bangalore School of Design, applicants must have passed Class 12/PUC in any stream, or an equivalent Diploma of three years from a recognised board/council. Additionally, they must present the required documents supporting their eligibility at the time of admission.

The BCA fee at Bangalore School of Design is INR 3 Lacs for the entire course duration. It is payable in semester-wise instalments. However, some fee components, such as the admission fee and security deposit, must be paid at the time of admission. It must be noted that the mentioned fee is sourced from the official website of the institute/sanctioning body. It is still subject to change and hence, is indicative.

Bangalore School of Design BCA admission is provided on a rolling basis. As per the information available on the institute's official website, BSD accepts applications for BDes admission till all the available seats are filled. However, it may publish the recommended deadlines for BCA admission on its official website.  For more information about the admission schedule, candidates must visit the institute's official website or the campus.

Bangalore School of Design has a total intake of 40 students for its BCA programme. The institute allocates these seats to eligible applicants based on their merit in the last qualified exam. The mentioned seat information is sourced from the official website of the institute/sanctioning body. It is still subject to change and hence, is indicative.

Yes, Bangalore School of Design (BSD) offers placements to BCA students. The institute aims to provide 100% placement assistance to all its students. For this, it has partnered with various recruiters, such as Design Studio, Twiggr, AURA, etc. Additionally, it provides paid and unpaid internship opportunities for students to improve their skills and employability. Students who provided BSD reviews on Shiksha.com gave an average rating of 4.4 stars to BSD placements.

A BCA graduate from Bangalore School of Design take choose among a variety of job opportunities in the field of IT industry. The career prospects ultimately depend on the graduates' interests and preferences. Those who want to pursue an MCA can look out for good college options offering the course in their desired specialisation. Alternatively, BCA graduates can start working on the following job profiles:

Note: The salaries given above may vary depending on the company.

In case a selected candidate chooses to withdraw their admission from Bangalore School of Design, the institute will refund the fees as per the following fee refund policy:

The scholarship applicants must submit the following documents at the admission portal on the official website of Bangalore School of Design:

1. Offer Letter (provided by the Admissions Office)
2. Academic Transcripts or Creative Portfolio (an organised collection showcasing candidate's creative and design skills)
3. Personal Statement (explaining why the candidate wants to study at the institute and why should they receive the scholarship; must be written in English in not more that 200 words)

Yes, students pursuing a BSc (Interior Designing) at Bangalore School of Design are eligible for two types of scholarships. The maximum amount of these scholarships is INR 50,000. Interested candidates can apply for a scholarships on the institute's official website. The scholarships are awarded based on the following categories:

• Academic Merit – Offered to applicants with 80% or above in their last educational qualification
  OR
• Creative Talent – Offered to applicants based on their 'Creative Portfolio' across any field of Arts, Design, Music, etc.

Bangalore School of Design BSc admission is not based on any entrance exam scores. The institute does not conduct any entrance exam or require applicants to have taken a national or state-level entrance exam. Admission is primarily based on the applicants' merit in the last qualified exam. However, it gives preference to candidates who have qualified in a national-level entrance test.