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Candidates can pursue a profession in design or designing at the undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral levels in order to become designers. Students with a creative flare are particularly interested in pursuing careers in design. Candidates do not have to have studied any particular subjects for their qualifying exam in order to enroll in a design course. As long as they possess the necessary abilities and aptitude, applicants with any kind of educational background are welcome to enroll in a design program and work toward their goal of becoming designers.

Depending on their interests, students can choose from a variety of design programs, including those in interior design, fashion design, graphic design, web design, textile design, jewelry design, and user experience design.

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Computer Science and Design is an excellent branch that blends technical expertise with creative thinking. It offers a strong foundation in programming, algorithms, and data structures, combined with a focus on user experience, design principles, and visual communication.

Job prospects are exceptionally bright. Graduates find roles in software development, user interface/user experience design, web development, game design, and more. The tech industry's constant growth creates ample opportunities. With the increasing emphasis on user-centric design, professionals in this field are highly sought after.

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Hello aspirant,
While there isn't a specific exam solely dedicated to UX Design, most M.Des programs with a UX specialization consider scores from general design entrance exams. but, here are some of the common examinations :

1. CEED (Common Entrance Examination for Design): Conducted by IIT Bombay, it's a highly regarded exam for design programs.

2. NID DAT (National Institute of Design Design Aptitude Test): Specific to NID, but often considered for other design programs.

3. UCEED (Undergraduate Common Entrance Examination for Design): Primarily for undergraduate programs, but sometimes accepted for postgraduate programs as well.

Many universities offering M.Des in UX Design have their own entrance exams. These exams usually assess design aptitude, creativity, and problem-solving skills. In addition to entrance exams, a strong portfolio showcasing your design work, especially in the UX domain, is crucial for admission.

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Yes, you are eligible to pursue a PG degree in UX Design with a B.Des in Interior Design. Some relevant PG degrees you can pursue include:

1. Master of Design (M.Des) in UX Design

2. Master of Arts (MA) in UX/UI Design

3. Postgraduate Diploma in UX Design

4. Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Interaction Design

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The Design Solutions Institute of Fashion Designing (DSIFD) is not affiliated with Raja Mansingh Tomar University. DSIFD is an independent institution focused on fashion design education. Raja Mansingh Tomar University, located in Gwalior, primarily offers courses related to arts, commerce, and social sciences, among other fields.

Hello Piyush,

VIT Vellore ( vellore Institute of technology)  is well regarded for its engineering programa, including Electronics and communication engineering (ECE) with a focus on design and technology.

The ECE program covers a wide range of subjects including analog and digital electronics, VLSI  design etc.

Since you specifically asked about VLSI so yes they provide specialization in VLSI design too. The faculty members in the VLSI domain are highly qualified with many of them holding phd. They also have advanced VLSI labs and research Centers. Students often get opportunities to work on collaborative projects.

Overall VIT Vellore offers a robust VLSI program and students can aspire to build a career in this field.

No, Sandip University does not offer a diploma course in interior design. They offer Bachelors of Science (B.Sc.) and Bachelor of Design (B.Des.) programs in Interior Design.

B.Sc. in Interior Design & Decoration is a three-year undergraduate program that focuses on the technical aspects of interior design, such as space planning, construction materials, and building codes.

B.Des. in Space and Interior Design is a four-year undergraduate program that focuses on the creative aspects of interior design, such as color theory, furniture selection, and lighting design.

Both programs include coursework in design software, such as AutoCAD and Revit. Sandip University also offers co-curricular and extracurricular activities to help students gain the right skills to make it in the industry. These activities include interior design seminars, workshops, field trips, and industry visits.


https://www.careers360.com/university/sandip-university-sijoul

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HEELO!

The MIT Institute of Design (MITID) in Indore, Madhya Pradesh is on e of the best college. which offers various 4 years Bachelor of Design course (BDes) and 2 year Master of Design course (MDes). Different students from different backgrounds come together to learn, explore and grow. its is a private design college and much verified and listed too.

MITID is known for its top notch design education in India with expert teachers and faculties. it provides design studios, lab, lecture theatres, online libraries, interactive classrooms and data centers.

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Computer and Design at Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering is a good choice if you’re interested in both technology and creativity. This course is not just about coding, but also about learning design—like how websites, apps, and software should look and feel (UI/UX). It’s perfect if you want to work in areas like web development, game design, or creative tech.

The college is located in Bangalore, which is a big IT hub. This means more chances for internships, projects, and job opportunities. The placement record is strong—many students get placed in top companies like Cognizant, Capgemini, and others. Some students even get very high salary packages.

Students say the course has a lot of practical learning with projects, which helps build real-world skills. Just make sure you enjoy both coding and design, because this course mixes both.