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Atul Arora

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Of course, there are many Industrial Design colleges offering admission on the merit system. However, it also depends on course type and level. For courses like BDes, MDes, Btech, MTech, etc., the colleges will require you to have a specific entrance exam score, like JEE MAIN. 

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Divyanshu Mishra

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With 46 marks in EAMCET, getting a free seat in top government colleges is unlikely, but you can likely get a government quota (Category A) seat in some private engineering colleges with lower fees. Look for less competitive branches and apply in all counseling rounds to improve your chances.

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Divyanshu Mishra

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If you're considering M.Tech in Mechatronics at VIT Vellore, the placements are quite decent. Most students—around 80–90%—get placed, and the average salary is about INR 9.2 LPA. Big names like Microsoft, Amazon, and Intel do hire from there. That said, the return on investment depends a lot on how well you perform and what opportunities you grab during your time there.

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Sreetama Shrivastava

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Take at least 6 to 12 months to prepare effectively for Industrial Design entrance exams. This will help you go through the entire syllabus, enhance skills, practice sample papers, and mock tests. However, it also depends on individual variabilities.

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Rashmi Thakur

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The NIFT entrance exam for Industrial Design courses, with the Creative Ability Test (CAT) and the General Ability Test (GAT), is usually considered difficult and challenging. It's a highly competitive exam, mainly for popular campuses like Delhi and Mumbai. However, some candidates find the General Knowledge (GK) section of the GAT specifically tougher; the CAT is focused on drawing and design skills and requires creativity and innovation. 

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Ishita Uniyal

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Here are some popular books recommended for Industrial Design students in India:

  • The Design of Everyday Things by Don Norman.
  • The Laws of Simplicity by John Maeda.
  • Thinking: Objects Contemporary Approaches to Product Design by Tim Parsons.
  • An Industrial Design Guide Vol. 01: Understanding the Science of Product Design by Neville Songwe Jr and Carmen Andrisani.
  • Product Design and Developmen by Karl Ulrich and Steven Eppinger.

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Lalit Rastogi

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Some core MDes Industrial Design subjects included in Indian curriculum are:

  • Framework of Design
  • Design and Innovation Methods
  • Communication and presentation skills
  • Product Interface & Design
  • Form and Aesthetics
  • Computer Aided Product Detailing
  • Applied Ergonomics
  • Adv Mat Processes & Die Design

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Shiv Kumar

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The donation fee of CSE core at Haldia institute of technology vary between INR 3 to 6 lakhs. 

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