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Harsha Sinha

Guide-Level 12

Yes, you can surely pursue a course program in Interior Design after 10th.
You can take a diploma course program:
Diploma courses:
-Diploma in Interior Design
-Diploma in Interior Design and Decoration
-Diploma in Interior Design and Display (Graduates)
-Diploma in Interior Design and Display (Professional)
-Advanced Diploma in Interior Design and Display
After this, you can opt for a degree course in Interior Design.
Employment Opportunities:
Commercial Interior Designer
Design Consultant
Exhibition Designer
Institutional Interior Designer
Lighting Designer
Residential Interior Designer
Interior decorators
Window display designers
Design Educator
Facili
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Harsha Sinha

Guide-Level 12

Hi,
You can refer the list below:
CADD Centre, Hazratganj | Lucknow
Bhavy Shila School of Design | Gurgaon
International Society of Fashion Technology | Andheri West, Mumbai
The George Telegraph Training Institute | Agartala
Inter National Institute of Fashion Design, Deccan | Deccan, Pune
Inter National Institute of Fashion Design (INIFD Pimpri)
JD Institute of Fashion Technology, Mumbai | Vile Parle West, Mumbai

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Neeti Singh

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It depends on your interest. If you have good command over technical knowledge then you must go for interior designing. MBA, you can pursue this course after gaining some work experience in your technical field. MBA is more valuable when a person has work experience. Another advantage is you will get to know which specific stream/discipline you need to select in MBA. Going for MBA without work experience will not be a good option if you have a chance to work in the field of which you have studied for last 4 years. As per me, MBA after 1-2 years of work experience in the interior designing field would be a good option.

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Neeti Singh

Contributor-Level 10

Hi Meghna, it totally depends on your interest. If you want to further enhance your skills in interior designing then go for:
Product Design (2 years)
Furniture & Interior Design (2 years)
Ceramic & Glass Design (2 years)
Graphic Design (2 years)
Animation Film Design (2 years)
Film & Video Communication (2 years)
Textile Design (2 years)
https://www.shiksha.com/articles/top-10-interior-design-schools-in-india-blogId-10599
Or else, you can try for fashion designing:
- Fashion merchandising, fashion journalism and fashion PR.
- Buyer or production manager
- Fashion stylist
- Fashion consultant.
- Draping and pattern making
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert

Scholar-Level 17

Yes, you can go for interior design in Amity University as it is one of the good college for the same.
For fee structure, you may follow the link:
http://www.amity.edu/course-list.aspx?fd=Design&Programs=Graduate

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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert

Scholar-Level 17

Hi Manak,
There are many other good institutes like NID, Sir JJ School of Art, Mumbai. Srishti, Pearl Academy, Delhi, Apeejay Stya University Institute of Design, Delhi, Rachna Sansad in Mumbai, Sushant School of Design, Ansal University, Gurgaon, Arch Academy, Jaipur that offer full-fledged courses in Interior Design.
There is a scarcity of professional interior designers in our country. With more and more people willing to get their residence and working areas designed according to their taste, there has been a great demand for experienced interior designers.
Employment prospects are plentiful and in various fields. Setting up your own
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