Design

Dear Sakshi,
We have faculty members who have been working in the design industry for more than 3 decades, also teachers who are young and ready to guide you like a friend, so its the right balance of traditional design education mixed with learning through fun activities. We encourage out of the box thinking, innovation, and believe in creating individuals who will be able to make their mark with their own unique design styles. The placement scenario is quite commendable and we are proud of our budding design geniuses who are getting final placements/ Projects / Internships in reputed organizations.
The aspiring design students are shown different ways to apply classroom learning in professional contexts such as internships and develop job-seeking skills, materials, and networks. Not only that, UID helps them explore careers and work after they graduate - and even jobs while they are students. If someone wishes to pursue advanced studies or start his/her own business, the institute offers further resources for next steps too. The UID Alumni Association offers its students useful career resources along with opportunities to stay connected to the community.
Jobs directly related to your degree include:
*Clothing/textile technologist
*Color technologist
*Exhibition designer
*Furniture designerIndustrial/product designer
*Interior and spatial designer
Jobs where your degree would be useful include:
*Advertising art director
*Automotive engineer
*Graphic designer
*Materials engineer
*Product manager
*Production designer, theatre/television/film
*Purchasing manager
*Stylist
The list of companies where our students are working is long; mentioning few of them:
-Arvind-FabIndia
-IKEA
-Masaba
-Wranglers
-Titan
-Viacom18
-Ogilvy & Mather
-FRDC
–Uni-Design
-Bonito
-The Minimalist
-National Innovation Foundation-India
-Elephant Design
-Cravants
-Vadilal
Many of our design students don't restrict their thinking to getting a job only. They aspire to become trendsetters and start their own ventures. We help them to start their own business from initial ideation to operational stage. To help foster entrepreneurial abilities in the aspiring design students, we even tied-up with Wadhwani Foundation-National Entrepreneurship Network to integrate its entrepreneurial culture within UIDs design pedagogy.

Hi Harsh, Let me tell you the eligibility for interior designing:-
Qualification: Pass in 10+2 or 3 years Diploma by the Central/State Government or equivalent qualification from any Board. General Category: Admissions are done on the basis of the qualifying examination with minimum 50% marks in any stream. Merit or entrance it totally depends on the university or college you choose. Scope for Interrior designing - The Scope of Interior designing in today world is much more competitive than it was years ago, to make a career in Interior designing its important to have an early exposure in the industry by means of education as well as practical knowledge. Interior design is an artful Science which can enhance the aesthetics, functionality and create healthier living environments for the clients/end users. An Interior designer is equipped with an education, degree and practical experience to plan, coordinate, design and execute projects. The professional scope of an interior designer is huge in India and backed with a flair for innovative thinking and designing one can reach a pinnacle in this field. But yes! India needs more interior designers, there are a number of reputed interior designing institutes but most of the students, after gaining the degree, moves abroad in search for jobs. Actually India as country is growing at a very fast speed so as in future, and in India the interior designing industry is said to be growing at a rate of 20%. So, if you are thinking about taking up a Diploma/degree in interior designing in India, you are probably on the right track.
Hope this will help.