Hey Applicant

Product design is a course that focuses on the creation, manufacture, and usage of products in our daily lives. Students who take a Product Design course are prepared for a career in the product design and manufacturing industries. Students learn in-depth abilities such as how to solve complex problems, explore innovative solutions, and design skills, among other things,

Product Design is a study that can be studied with a BA/B.Des., M.Sc/M.Des., or even a diploma and online certifications. The degree offers numerous job options in a variety of product industries and businesses.

Because every product we encounter in our everyday lives involves the use of some form of product, product designers are involved in the design and manufacturing of every product we encounter, use or buy or see around us. Therefore, they play an important role in the field of product and design.

Good luck!!!

Hello,

Hope you are doing great. As per per your query i would like to inform you that B.Arch. is a 5 year undergraduate course which is related to designing and constructions of buildings whereas B.Design is a 4 year undergraduate course which offers multiple specializations like graphic design, product design, fashion design etc.

You must have Mathematics in your 10+2 to enroll for B.Arch. whereas this is not the case for B.Design. Also major portion of the course comprises of topics from Mathematics so if you are weak in Mathematics i would recommend you to go for B.Design. Job roles after B.Design is generally designing a product, footwear etc. whereas B.Arch. graduates have to work at construction sites along with engineers.

So, if you are good in Mathematics and interested in field work you can go for B.Arch. else if you want your work to be in offices designing products you can go for B.Design.

For more details  follow the link:

B.arch:- https://www.careers360.com/courses/b-arch-bachelor-of-architecture/amp

B.Design:- https://www.careers360.com/courses/b-des-bachelor-of-design/amp

Hope it help

Hello Student

If you do not eligible for appearing B design en transe examination and as you are saying that your 12 board has been post exam has been postpone so here to wait for another year. After successfully getting good marks in 12 class examination in this academic year  you will be eligible for appearing in entrance tests of all   B design courses admission. Until or Unless You match with the eligiblity criteria of appearing  Bdesign entrance course for admission in B design courses you will not be able to appear for entrance examinations for B design course admission.

Hope this will help.

Hello,

M.Design graduates don't struggle getting work placements and jobs after M.Design, as their education prepares them for the workplace and trains them how to successfully navigate their career path.

Career options after m.design are-

• Design Manager.
• Fashion Designer.
• Interior Designer.
• User Experience Designer.
• Content Marketing Specialist.

Thank you.

Hello Aspirant,

I hope you are doing well.

The discipline of Furniture and Interior Design at NID looks at shaping and functional analysis of living, working and interaction environments through study and development of objects, structures and systems operating on human scale responding to their collective impact on everyday life.

For more information, please visit:

https://www.careers360.com/university/national-institute-of-design-assam-jorhat

I hope this helps.

Good Luck

Hi,

The thing with the situation test is that, we don't have any hard and fast rule to crack it. I feel it is mostly about your presence of mind, material handling skills and creativity.

Here are some useful tips that must works for you :-

• Prepare a tool kit with all utilities like a geometry box, foot ruler in metal & plastic, paper knife, scissors big & small, cello tape, glue stick, fevicol, all pins, markers etc.
• Practice handling of all types of craft materials. You could work on the following given materials by trying to practice how to cut and attach within the same material category & also across the material category.
• Some materials to practice with are – card board, thermocol (thick & thin), glaze papers, kite papers, handmade sheet, cellophane, fabric, coloured clay, aluminium foil, aluminium sheet, sun pack, foam, straw pipe, mouldable aluminium wire, transparency sheet, cotton, rubber sheet, gift wrapping sheet, beads & sequences etc.
• Always Work Time Bound. It is pointless to keep sitting with a single assignment for more than 2 hours as that is the time limit you have.
• Explore the possibilities with the materials at hand.
• Work through a contact session through an experienced and trusted mentor, following a video can only help in developing your skill and  that too for only that one model you watch being made. But a mentor nurtures and develops you into an independent thinker and explorer with heightened creative quotient, which helps you handle any question variety.

Hope this helps get a direction for maximising your 20% of your situation test contribution to your merit.  Do remember, nothing replaces a mentor, so find a good one.

Good luck.

Hi Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great as per the question asked by you, as you have mentioned that your waitlist is 55 for Fashion Design in Symbiosis Institute of Design as per seen by the previous year trends waitlist movement is around 70-80 so you can certainly get admissions in Fashion Design in Symbiosis Institute of Design. You need to wait patiently for the cutoff movements.

Hope you found this answer useful. Stay motivated stay positive.

All the best!

Hello,

• UID- Unitedworld Institute of Design, Karnavati UniversityGandhinagar
• Pearl AcademyDelhi
• Pearl AcademyMumbai
• Woxsen School of Arts & Design, WOXSEN UniversityHyderabad
• Vogue Institute of Fashion Technology - VIFT. ...
• Pearl Academy - Jaipur Campus. ...
• Symbiosis Institute of Design - SID Pune. ...
• JD Institute of Fashion Technology Delhi.

Thank you.