Design

The difficulty and competitiveness of Interior Design entrance exams vary mainly depending on the education and exam body, though generally, Interior Design exams are considered competitive, especially for top-ranked colleges and universities like NIFTs and NIDs. Success rates also can fluctuate; however, achieving a strong score on entrance exams like NIFT, NID, or UCEED can improve your chances of admission to the top colleges. 

The Interior Design field is evolving at a pace worldwide, creating new learning and earning opportunities in both India and abroad. However, it depends on your interests and future goals, whether you want to study Interior Design in India or outside the country. 
If you wish to explore different cultures, have a higher budget, and wish to upgrade your lifestyle, you should definitely opt for a country like the USA, the UK, Canada, or Germany. 

Some popular countries with numerous job opportunities and high salary potential for Interior Designers include the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, Germany, Singapore, and the Netherlands. These countries are an apt choice if you want to explore different cultures, get higher salary packages, and upgrade your lifestyle.

Yes, MIT WPU conducts a computer based test to select candidates for admission to BDes programme. The test is conducted in online mode for 120 minutes. The test includes below sections:

Besides, the school also considers scores in NID, NIFT, NATA, UCEED, etc. for admission to BDes programme.

Hello, according to the internet, Coco Chanel is the most famous Designer, with the highest rank in recognition and influence in the world. She is also known for her world-famous "Chanel" brand. Some other renowned Designers across the globe are Ralph Lauren, Tom Ford, Donatella Versace, Giorgio Armani, Christian Dior, Marc Jacobs, etc.

Under an MSc Fashion Designing program, students are given projects works such as Compiling a portfolio of best works, Dissertations based on the fashion industry, posters and fashion illustrations designing, garments for a design collection creation, etc.

Fashion Designer in apparel or accessories; Textile Designer/Fabric Consultant; Fashion Illustrator/Visual Merchandiser; Personal/Celebrity Stylist; Fashion Buyer/Merchandiser; Entrepreneur (own fashion label); Costume Designer for films/TV; INSD's industry tie-ups with internship and placement support for well-known organizations in Mumbai and international brands, export houses, buying agencies, design houses, film/TV serials, jingles production companies, and garment manufacturing mills in and around Mumbai