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astha singh
Scholar-Level 16
Hi Priya,
The course structure of a B.Des programme in interior design generally includes subjects the following subjects:
Fundamentals of structure
Theory of Design
Freehand Drawing and geometric construction
Communication skills
Material exposure
Analytical drawing
History of crafts and interior design
Interior construction and cost estimation
Computer applications
The course structure of a B.Des programme in interior design generally includes subjects the following subjects:
Fundamentals of structure
Theory of Design
Freehand Drawing and geometric construction
Communication skills
Material exposure
Analytical drawing
History of crafts and interior design
Interior construction and cost estimation
Computer applications
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Nikita Verma
Contributor-Level 6
Hi Mahendra!
The fee structure of Diploma in Interior design varies from institute to institute. The approximate fee would be around 50k to 1lakh for a 1 year full time Diploma course. Please click on this link to find all the interior design colleges in India https://www.shiksha.com/articles/top-10-interior-design-schools-in-india-blogId-10599
The fee structure of Diploma in Interior design varies from institute to institute. The approximate fee would be around 50k to 1lakh for a 1 year full time Diploma course. Please click on this link to find all the interior design colleges in India https://www.shiksha.com/articles/top-10-interior-design-schools-in-india-blogId-10599
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astha singh
Scholar-Level 16
Hi Nivedita, The candidate must possess at least one of the following minimum qualifications to be considered eligible for admissions in NID:
Bachelor's degree of minimum 4-year duration in any specialisation, after 10+2 system, from any university or institute recognised by law in India.
Condition: Applicant must (have passed/have appeared for/be appearing for) the Bachelor degree examinations before July 2018.
or
Bachelor's degree of minimum 3-year duration in any specialisation, under the 10+2 system.
Condition: Applicants must have passed the Bachelor degree examinations before July 2017.
or
Full-time Diploma of minimum 4-year duratio
Bachelor's degree of minimum 4-year duration in any specialisation, after 10+2 system, from any university or institute recognised by law in India.
Condition: Applicant must (have passed/have appeared for/be appearing for) the Bachelor degree examinations before July 2018.
or
Bachelor's degree of minimum 3-year duration in any specialisation, under the 10+2 system.
Condition: Applicants must have passed the Bachelor degree examinations before July 2017.
or
Full-time Diploma of minimum 4-year duratio
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Hi Batul,
B.Sc desgree course in Interior Design is affiliated to Annamalai University which is in Chennai. It is one of the oldest and most reputed University in India.
B.Sc desgree course in Interior Design is affiliated to Annamalai University which is in Chennai. It is one of the oldest and most reputed University in India.
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Bharath Krishnaphenomenal!
Beginner-Level 5
No.
NATA is much more than enough. But, the educational government is like all CET will be cancelled and JEE is a compulsory exam.
NATA is much more than enough. But, the educational government is like all CET will be cancelled and JEE is a compulsory exam.
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astha singh
Scholar-Level 16
Hi Athul,
Some institutes do allow 10th passed students to pursue Diploma and certificate courses in interior design. But the quality of such courses is not too good. It is very important to have a good foundation. That is why I would recommend you to undergo 10+1 and 10+2 classes. After that, you may study a good degree or Diploma in interior design courses.
Some institutes do allow 10th passed students to pursue Diploma and certificate courses in interior design. But the quality of such courses is not too good. It is very important to have a good foundation. That is why I would recommend you to undergo 10+1 and 10+2 classes. After that, you may study a good degree or Diploma in interior design courses.
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