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DEEPAK CHAUDHARIEducational counselling
Guide-Level 11
Hi,
BA stands for Bachelor of arts in interior design, where it is also an academic degree related to theoretical skills, knowledge and study.
B.Design stands for Bachelor of design. It is a job oriented and a professional degree with practical trainings and skills, which makes a person ready for job.
BA stands for Bachelor of arts in interior design, where it is also an academic degree related to theoretical skills, knowledge and study.
B.Design stands for Bachelor of design. It is a job oriented and a professional degree with practical trainings and skills, which makes a person ready for job.
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8 years agoWhich is a better option for Masters in interior designing among INIFD, Pitampura and IIFT, Naraina?
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Rahil MohammadB.tech graduate in ME, MBA from NIT, Rourkela
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Hi Apoorva,
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https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison
Hope this helps.
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anna kapoor
Contributor-Level 9
Dear Mukesh,
In India, there are three main undergraduate education formats for Interior Designing:
Bachelors Degree courses
Diploma courses
Certificate courses
1) Bachelors Degree courses :
BA Interior Design- Duration is 3 years
Bachelor of Architecture Interior Design- Duration is 5 years
Bachelor of Interior Design- Duration is 5 years (CEPT course)
BA Interior Architecture and Design- Duration is 3 years
Bachelor of Design (B.Des.) Interior Design- Duration is 4 years
B.Sc. Interior Design- Duration is 3 year
2) Diploma courses :
Diploma in Interior Design
Diploma in Interior Design and Architecture
3) Certificate courses :
Certificate in Interi
In India, there are three main undergraduate education formats for Interior Designing:
Bachelors Degree courses
Diploma courses
Certificate courses
1) Bachelors Degree courses :
BA Interior Design- Duration is 3 years
Bachelor of Architecture Interior Design- Duration is 5 years
Bachelor of Interior Design- Duration is 5 years (CEPT course)
BA Interior Architecture and Design- Duration is 3 years
Bachelor of Design (B.Des.) Interior Design- Duration is 4 years
B.Sc. Interior Design- Duration is 3 year
2) Diploma courses :
Diploma in Interior Design
Diploma in Interior Design and Architecture
3) Certificate courses :
Certificate in Interi
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shreyas chopra
Guide-Level 12
After Diploma in Interior Designing, you are not eligible for IAS examination / KAS examination because minimum eligibility is Graduation in any subject from a recognised institute / university.
Graduation Courses after Diploma in Interior Designing are as shown: -
1. Multimedia & Computer Arts Certificate
2. Co-curricular graduation in Advanced Computing
3. Advanced in Information Technology
4. Advanced Computer Arts (ACA)
5. VLSI Design (VLSI)
6. Embedded Systems Design Course (ESD)
8. Graduation in Geoinformatics Course (GIG)
Eligibility for UPSC IAS / KAS exam:-
1. Bachelors degree from a recognised institute / university.
2. Age - 21 Years t
Graduation Courses after Diploma in Interior Designing are as shown: -
1. Multimedia & Computer Arts Certificate
2. Co-curricular graduation in Advanced Computing
3. Advanced in Information Technology
4. Advanced Computer Arts (ACA)
5. VLSI Design (VLSI)
6. Embedded Systems Design Course (ESD)
8. Graduation in Geoinformatics Course (GIG)
Eligibility for UPSC IAS / KAS exam:-
1. Bachelors degree from a recognised institute / university.
2. Age - 21 Years t
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VIKRAM SONIMentor , Artist , Social worker, Traveller
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Hi,
If you are fighter, good convincing power, communication skills, good presentation skills and want to enter into challenging field than you can go for law domain otherwise if you like creativity, love to play with colors and like art and craft and then you can go for interior design programme.
Choose according to your caliber and interest.
If you are fighter, good convincing power, communication skills, good presentation skills and want to enter into challenging field than you can go for law domain otherwise if you like creativity, love to play with colors and like art and craft and then you can go for interior design programme.
Choose according to your caliber and interest.
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Lalit BhandariIf I agreed with you, we'd both be wrong!
Guide-Level 15
Hi,
Rachna Sansad School of Design provides the following course in interior designing:
B.Sc. In Interior Design - Y.C.M.O.U. (Nashik) Degree
School of Interior Design
Three Years
Eligibility: 12th (H .S. C)
Intake: 60 Students
Prof. Prasad Badle, Principal
All the best.
Rachna Sansad School of Design provides the following course in interior designing:
B.Sc. In Interior Design - Y.C.M.O.U. (Nashik) Degree
School of Interior Design
Three Years
Eligibility: 12th (H .S. C)
Intake: 60 Students
Prof. Prasad Badle, Principal
All the best.
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Chetna S
Scholar-Level 17
Hi,While there is no harm in changing your career path, be sure of the scope you will have with the interior designing as Diplomas are just the beginning. You will need good experience to establish yourself as a designer and until you provide something unique, people will not be interested in giving you jobs or projects.
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