Interior Design

Here are some popular books recommended for BDes Interior Design students:

• The Key of Interior Design (Illustration of Methods & Principles) Printed in Colour by Nikita Mittal.
• The Interior Design Reference & Specification Book by Chris Grimley and Mimi Love.
• The Complete Color Harmony, Pantone Edition: Expert Color Information for Professional Results by Leatrice Eiseman.
• The Interior Design Handbook by Frida Ramstedt.
• Beautifully Organized by Nikki Boyd and Paige Tate & Co.
• Elements Of Style Gates by Erin Gates.

No, Group Discussions or Personal Interview rounds are not mandatory in the BDes in Interior Design admission process. Fulfilling the eligibility criteria and obtaining a good rank in the entrance exam is the only step you need to clear to be eligible for the BDes in Interior Design admission.

No, having a portfolio is not mandatory in the BDes in Interior Design admission process. Portfolios are generally required at the time of higher programme admissions. A portfolio contains a sample of your work like sketches, drawings, photographs of finished projects, work experience, recognitions, etc.

Here are some important you should carry during the BDes Interior Design admission process to ensure a seamless admission process completion:

• Class 10 and 12 markheet
• Valid ID Proof (Adhaar, PAN Card, Passport, etc.)
• Passport size photographs
• Migration Certificate
• Entrance exam score (if any)

Hi, there are no mandatory skills you should learn to be eligible for a BDes Interior Designing course, however, some basic skills are essential to have while opting for a creative programme like Interior Design. For instance, a creative approach, good observational skills, artistic visualization, sketching ability, time management, etc., will help you learn better and grow in your field.

The eligibility criteria for a B Des in Interior Design from NIFT include:

• The age of the candidate should be less than 24 years as of August 1, 2025.
• Relaxation in the upper age limit of 5 years is only applicable for reserved categories such as SC, ST, and PwD.
• The academic eligibility requires candidates to pass Class 12 from a recognised board with a minimum of 50% aggregate.

The major difference between BDes Interior Design and BSc Interior Design is that BSc is focused on the technical and scientific elements of Interior Design. It usually works for its mathematical and engineering principles. Meanwhile, BDes focused on the specialisation's artistic and creative side. 
So, it depends on your interests and career choices, whether you want to go for BDes in Interior Design or BSc in Interior Design.

MDes at Pearl Academy Jaipur is a two-year postgraduate programme that teaches students about interior design and furniture design. The names of the subjects offered in the first year of MDes in Interior Design at Pearl Academy Jaipur are: 

• Fundamentals of Art & Design
• Material & Construction Technique 1
• Representation Techniques
• Design & Styling Studio
• Crafts & Textile, etc. 

With the growing real estate sector, demand for Interior Designers is growing. There's an increasing trend towards personalized and aesthetically pleasing spaces, driving the need for professional Interior Designers. Industries like hospitality, retail, and corporate sectors are also seeking interior designing expertise.

Here are some popular options for colleges offering Online Interior Design courses in India:

Note: The information is sourced from the official/counselling body and may vary.