Industrial Design

I'd say GIBS Bangalore focuses a lot on industry-oriented learning, so it's not just about sitting in class and studying theory. I studied there, and there were plenty of opportunities to understand how things actually work in the business world.

• Live projects and practical assignments
• Industry visits

Yes, Chandigarh University offers specialisations within its 4-year B.Des in Product & Industrial Design. Students can choose from the following focus areas:

• Product Design – Focuses on designing innovative and user-centric products for various industries.

• UI/UX Design – Covers user interface and user

The basic eligibility for admission in Industrial Design course at Chandigarh University is to pass 12th from any recognised Government board and fulfill eligibility requirements of the university. Typically, admission to a school is done online these days, the student's academic documentation requi

Industrial Design at Chandigarh University, teaching method is more practical rather than theoretical. Based on industry requirements, students work regularly with portfolio building, product development, prototyping and studio-based projects. As far as I saw, knowledge gained by hands-on work is mo

Yes, scholarships are available for Industrial Design students at Chandigarh University.

You can get scholarship through CUCET exam or based on your 12th marks, and it can go up to 100% depending on your score.