Interior Design

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
Facility Manager
Theatre and set designers
Skills Required:
-Drawing aptitude
-Ability to work as part of a team
-Visual sensitivity
-Knowledge of textures, materials and trends
-Ability to deal with technical details
-Analytical mind

Hey there,
As interior designing is a creative field, you become a PRO only after you have a nice experience and of course, you never stop learning in line of design world.
Once you are done with your Certification/Diploma/Bachelors Degree course in interior designing, it's not necessary that you get the job right after that.
Also, it totally depends on the kind of plan you have for yourself whether you wish to do some kind of specialisation in the design field or you just are planning to go ahead covering all fields in general or you wish to apply your theoretical knowledge in the practical world and learn more through it.
Anyways according to me, you have more scope to grow and get the practical field knowledge from pursuing an internship under an architect or an interior designer or any other firm related to designing for a certain period of time.
After you gain some experience and do some freelancing, you can look for a permanent job.

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
https://www.shiksha.com/design/fashion-design/articles/career-opportunities-with-fashion-designing-courses-blogId-13983

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 business is also a very lucrative option in this industry.
For beginners, the salary can be around Rs 10,000. For experienced professionals, the monthly pay cheque can vary from Rs 30, 000 to Rs 75,000.
There is an imbalance between the demand and supply of professionals in this field. The demand for experienced interior designers is on a high in spite of the recent global economic slowdown that hit almost all sectors of the world economy.
All the best!