Interior Design

Government-led design institutes like NID, NIFT are great to pursue design. But they have extremely limited seats and very little innovation has been done in all these years. Then there are private institutions that have diverse courses but cost a fortune to study at. Their placements do not guarantee that you will be able to redeem your tuition costs even within 5 years. Some of the new and upcoming universities, like the Institute of Design at JK Lakshmipat University, would Sonepat, Anant National University, Avantika University are looking at innovative ideas, charging reasonable tuition fees and giving a host of opportunities. The IOD at JKLU especially gives up to 100% merit-based scholarships and study abroad opportunities to its students. Anant National University has a focus on the academic side of design which you can also look at.

B.Sc. Interior Design or Bachelor of Science in Interior Design is an undergraduate degree in the course of Fashion and Interior Designing. It is a course which educates students about the concepts of planning, organizing, designing and managing a space according to its function. Chandigarh University is offering the same with scholarship test. Interior designers are in demand not just to decorate homes and apartments, but also exhibitions, showrooms and office space. Every week, the real estate pages of the daily newspapers are full of large and attractive pictures of exotic structures, buildings, homes, offices and new and innovative urban complexes each displayed in aesthetic ways. Today, when you buy a home or an office, you don't only get a shell structure, most often the interior space will also have been handled in a creative manner. This is the work of interior designers who work with space, giving it meaning, utility and a pleasing aura. Interior design encompasses planning space and furnishing the interiors, whether they be private homes, public buildings, or commercial establishments such as offices, hotels, and showrooms, including their renovation and redesign. The work of interior designers involves working in coordination with architects, as well as painters, artisans, craftsmen and carpenters, creating space within a given structure developed by the architect and putting it to good use, in keeping with the clients needs and demands.