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4 months ago
Contributor-Level 8
No, GMAT is not mandatory for a PG Diploma in Interior Designing. This course is not a management program, so exams like GMAT are generally not required. Most institutes only ask for a bachelor's degree with around 45–55% marks and may conduct their own entrance test, interview, or offer admission based on merit.
At Lovely Professional University (LPU), admission to design-related postgraduate or diploma programs is typically based on eligibility criteria and internal processes, not GMAT. So, you can apply without worrying about GMAT and focus on your graduation marks, portfolio, or entrance test if required.
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4 months ago
Contributor-Level 8
hi,
Lovely Professional University (LPU) mainly focuses on full-time degree programs in product and industrial design such as B.Des and M.Des. As of now, it does not widely offer structured short-term or part-time courses specifically in product engineering design at the undergraduate or diploma level.
However, LPU occasionally conducts short-term workshops, certification programs, and skill-based courses in design-related areas for exposure and practical learning.
For part-time options, the university does offer part-time Ph.D. programs in product and industrial design, but these are meant for advanced-level candidates, not beginners.
So,
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5 months agoContributor-Level 10
BSc in Interior Design at Le Mark Institute focus on practical learning, industry oriented curriculum & 100% placement assistance. The programme offered at Mumbai campuses (Andheri, Ghatkopar, Thane) includes site visits, industry mentorship & live projects preparing students for professional roles.
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5 months agoBeginner-Level 4
Yes, Interior Design students often get opportunities to collaborate with architecture or fine arts students, especially in well-structured programs.
In the field of architecture & interior design, collaboration is encouraged through joint projects, workshops, and studio assignments. Students from an architecture institute in Mumbai frequently work together on real-world design challenges, where interior designers focus on space planning while architecture students handle structural concepts.
An interior design course typically includes interdisciplinary activities that involve teamwork with architecture and fine arts students. This help
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5 months agoBeginner-Level 1
For the Advance Program in Interior Design at LPU, Phase 1 registration stays open with slot booking from December 10, 2025, and the last date for application and booking is January 15, 2026. Entrance exams run January 20 to February 5, 2026, for both test center and remote proctored modes, with results out in 24 hours. Phase 2 starts registration in February 2026, exams from March to April, while Phase 3 kicks off in April 2026. Counselling follows each phase.
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5 months agoBeginner-Level 1
After a Bachelor's in Interior Design, graduates can explore government roles in public works departments, housing boards, municipal corporations, railways, and urban development authorities. Positions like interior designer, design assistant, draftsman, or design officer often come up in CPWD, PWD, and related agencies. These roles involve planning interiors for offices, public buildings, guest houses, and transport hubs. Lovely Professional University supports skill‑based learning that can help students target both public and private design opportunities.
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5 months agoBeginner-Level 1
The B.Design in Interior and Furniture at LPU costs INR 11,20,000 total for the four-year program. Semester fees run around INR 1,40,000, covering tuition and essentials like exams. Scholarships based on LPUNEST or JEE Main scores can lower this for strong candidates. Fees stay consistent across design streams, with one-time deposits added initially.
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5 months agoBeginner-Level 1
The BSc in Interior and Furniture Design at LPU totals around INR 8.4 lakhs for the full course, with first-year tuition at INR 2.8 lakhs covering materials and facilities access. B.Des programs run about INR9.6 lakhs over four years at INR 1.2 lakhs per semester, plus one-time deposits like enrollment fees. Hostel costs add roughly INR 80,000 yearly, exact figures depend on scholarships or payment plans.
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5 months agoBeginner-Level 1
For B.Design in Interior and Furniture at LPU, the total program fee comes to around INR 11.20 lakhs over four years, with semester fees near INR 1.40 lakhs initially, dropping based on scholarships up to 60% for strong LPUNEST scores. B.Sc. options run about INR 8.40 lakhs total. Hostel adds INR 80,000 yearly. Fees cover tuition, exams, and facilities; check the official site for 2026 updates as structures evolve yearly.
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5 months agoBeginner-Level 1
The BSc in Interior and Furniture Design at LPU spans 3 years (6 semesters) with programme fee charged per semester. Eligible students receive scholarships up to 50% based on LPUNEST scores or qualifying exam performance, reducing the applicable fee accordingly. Examination fees apply separately. Total tuition often cited around INR 8.4 lakhs before scholarships, though exact per-semester amount listed on official site without fixed figure shown publicly. Hostel adds extra costs.
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