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8 months agoBeginner-Level 3
B.Des is a 4-year course and B.Sc is a 3-year course. In 4 years, you get more technical things to learn, and in B.Sc you get fewer skills to learn. For example, if we talk about software, a 4-year course has a higher number of softwares to learn as compared to a 3-year course.
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10 months agoBeginner-Level 1
If you have just gave your boards and you enjoy designing, it really depends on what kind of design you enjoy more.Idustrial Design is about creating products-things people use every day, like furniture, gadgets or tools. It mixes creativity with engineering and technical skills .Interior Design is about designing spaces- making homes, offfices or public areas look good and work well. If you like building physical products, experimenting with materials, and working on new concepts, Industrial design could be better. But if you enjoy decorating spaces, working with colors, Layouts and furniture placement, Interior Design might suit you
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