Colleges in Jaipur

SD is one of India's foremost design colleges where the comprehensive four year B. Des Degree course is the very reason that sets it apart from other institutes. Through the Design 360 programme, the students will learn the nuances of fashion, textile, visual communication and lifestyle product design in one single course, which prepares them to start their own businesses when they graduate. The curriculum provides holistic design education and a valuable understanding of how the industry works from an entrepreneur's point of view. GSD will be offering unique a Entrepreneurship Module that the graduating students will be a part of. "First of its Kind" in any Design school curriculum and unique to GSD, this concept eliminates the lament and the uncertainty that many students face with regards to possible industry placements or going solo. More details on the Entrepreneurship Module will be shared with parents and students during the course of the programme. Select students will get the opportunity to work with the Raghavendra Rathore company. So GSD Jaipur can be the good option for pursuing B. Des. Vis. Com. Course.

The preference should be made on where you live. Since, all four campuses belong to the same brand, most things are same, even placements are centralized. So, if you live in Lucknow, then choosing Lucknow campus would be wise, as you'll save the hostel fees. There is a difference in the fees depending upon the campus too. PGDM is offered in all four campuses. However, PGDM - Financial Serves amd Retail Management are offered in Lucknow only, PGDM in Service management in Noida and Jaipur, PGDM - Marketing in Noida, and PGDM in all four. So, if you're stream specific from graduation, then you can choose accordingly, otherwise all are good.

The level of difficulty is unpredictable as it varies. However, I'll say moderate to tough. But if you know about the distribution and percent weightage of marks in the admission process at Jaipuria Institute of Management, you may prepare more efficiently for admission. They are as follows:
1. Score in CAT/ MAT/ XAT/ CMAT/ GMAT 45% (maximum Weightage)
2. Case-based Group Discussion: 15%
3. Personal Interview: 20%
4. Academic Performance (previous): 15%
5. Work Experience, Sports and Extracurricular Activities: 5%. If you combine the percent scores allotted to GD and PI, it sums to 35%, and hence it becomes important to prepare for both.
92 percentile in MAT is fine but like I said, these scores contribute to 45% weightage in the selection process. If you do well in GD and PI, you may qualify for the admission. Wish you all the best.