Industrial Design

 Industrial design and Product design are frequently misunderstood. There are several significant distinctions between the fields as well as many important similarities. Product design encompasses all of the work that is done from the moment an idea is conceived to the point at which the customer holds the product in their hands.

Conversely,  industrial design is centered on creating ideas and designs for mass-produced goods, usually focused on a single product category like furniture, housewares, or cars. Therefore, it wouldn't be incorrect to claim that Industrial Design includes Product Design.

No, in order to work as an Industrial Engineer you should have completed BTech or B.E. with Industrial Engineering as a specialisation. However, you can explore other career options after completing Industrial Design.

Courses with Industrial Design as a specialisation are offered in regular mode of education as these are technical courses that require the students to learn practical aspects of subjects along with hands-on learning. The coursework includes theoretical subjects, practical subjects and project work. Though the theoretical subjects are conducted in classrooms the practical subjects are usually conducted in labs with specialised step-by-step guidance, monitoring and evaluation.

Industrial Design refers to generating designs for objects, devices, or products that people can use in their daily lives. An industrial designer ensures that the product works or functions efficiently and also has a charming physical appearance. We use so many things in our daily lives, like headphones, watches, beautiful and sleek designed pens, spectacles, sofas, etc., all designed and created by an industrial designer.Small industries like kitchenware and big industries like automobiles, from the process of designing, manufacturing, and packaging, all come under Industrial Design.

It's difficult to predict the exact chances of admission from the waiting list for Symbiosis Institute of Design (SID) because it varies from year to year. However, being on the waiting list is a positive sign, as it means that you are a strong candidate for admission.

You have 70% chance according to last year cutoff.

Even after landing my first job, CU keeps me in the loop! Their alumni network connects me with fellow designers, and workshops (often at a discount!) help me stay on top of trends and software. Mentorship from professors and industry pros is also an option. Online courses from CU and other platforms keep my skills sharp. Plus, they invite successful alumni back to campus to share their experiences, which is inspiring. CU empowers us to keep learning and growing throughout our careers!