Interior Design

NIF Global Vashi exclusive association with BOMBAY TIMES FASHION WEEK gives students an opportunity to work backstage in implementation, fashion shows, art installations, and set design, thereby displaying their work side by side with great designers and industry experts.

At IDeA World College, candidates are shortlisted based on marks scored in the qualifying exam. Admission to BSc programme is entrance-based. Candidates must qualify for an online admission test, followed by a PI round conducted by the institute itself.

Interior Design programme students at IILM University, Gurugram get theoretical to practical sessions which incorporates several software knowledge and creating 3D models according to the current trends. Adding to this module planning the university hosts site visits to actually get real experience to add on to the learning.

In terms of education, Interior Design typically requires a Bachelor's degree or Diploma in interior design, while Industrial Design may require a degree in industrial design, mechanical engineering, or civil engineering.

The job opportunities also differ, with interior designers finding work in architectural firms, builders, and other related fields, while industrial designers often work in manufacturing firms or as freelancers.

No. The authorities will not release the official CEPT syllabus online. The candidates will have to prepare for the entrance examination by studying the subjects and topics that they have studied in their undergraduate years. The course-wise syllabus of the undergraduate degree will be considered by the authorities while preparing the CEPT question paper. Candidates are advised to carefully review their study material before the exam.

Yes. authorities will conduct personal interviews to select candidates for admission into courses offered by  Univesity. While exceptional candidates will be given direct admission, other candidates will have to sit for a personal interview and get a green light from authorities for admission. Candidates are advised to check details regarding the CEPT admission process and weightage carefully.

During the Stage 2 of CEPT admission process, the candidates will be allotted in the remaining seats. It is also to be noted that the score secured in the Stage I of the admission process cannot be carried forward to Stage II. All candidates will have to be physically present at the campus for Stage II of the admission process. The weightage for Part A (Test) and Part B (Personal Interview) is 60% and 40%, respectively.