Dear Manvi ,

You have mentioned NID entrance exam in your query. So, I'm sharing the syllabus of NID here .

generally , NID has two sections for exam , Prelims and mains

Some of the topics included in Prelims and mains exams are as follows :

Prelims :

• Innovation in design
• Theme development
• Exercises on imagination
• Graphics & pictograms
• Principles of composition
• Design theory
• Optical illusion and others

Mains

• Model making
• Material manipulation
• Audio-visual exercises
• Doodling and others

Syllabus for Studio Test in B.Des :

• Creative Thinking
• Doodling
• Material Manipulation

You can check more details about the syllabus of  this entrance exam from here :

https://design.careers360.com/articles/nid-dat-syllabus

Hope this helps !

Hello,

The eligibility criteria to apply for NATA is that a candidate must have passed 10+2 or its equivalent with Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry from a recognized board or must have passed 10+3 Diploma Examination with Mathematics as compulsory subject. It is mandatory for a candidate to study Mathematics in Diploma.

As you haven't studied Diploma in 10+3 format you are not eligible to apply for NATA. A two year Diploma in Interior Design is not valid to apply for NATA. So you must either study 10+2 with Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry 10+3 Diploma Examination with Mathematics as compulsory subject. You have to fill the marks scored in the qualifying examination while filling NATA application form. To check the eligibility criteria click on the link below

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/nata-eligibility-criteria

Hey aspirant,

Hope you are doing great...!!!

Interior designing implies the specific study of rolling out lovely improvements to the living space, and office interior designing. Its general allure ought to turn out to be more noticeable and arrive at another level. The interior designing courses give the center information on the subtleties expected to accomplish reasonable work on the field/site. By and large, interior designing courses have different time terms to pick the length that better suits their requirements and assumptions.

Interior Designing Courses after Class 12th:-

1) B.Arch in Interior Designing

2) B.Design Interior and Furniture

3) B.Sc Design

4) Diploma in Interior Designing

5) Post Graduation Diploma in Interior Design

Interior designers are creative people who are specialized in design and art, and they require a knowledge of art, skill set, and creativity for the role. To become an interior designer, students must hold any certification or degree in designing specialized interior works. But, for admissions into these degree courses, students are required to satisfy preset criteria. Some of the essential qualifications for an interior designer are given below:-

Candidates should have passed 10+2 or any other qualification with a score of 50% marks from a recognized university. When opting for architecture courses, students must be from science groups. Even for certificate courses, that has been made mandatory.

For a diploma in Interior design, candidates must have passed 10+2 from a recognized board with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks. Even students can pursue design diplomas after 10th and can venture into interior design.

For an undergraduate design degree, applicants must take the All India Entrance Examination (AIEED), considering some colleges require them to take them.

For MBA in Interior designing, candidates must have completed a Bachelor's or Master's degree from any recognized university with an aggregate score of 45%

I hope this information helps you!

All the best:)

Hi there,

Interior designing is a course mostly based on the designing and innovation for interior designing and decoration.

As you have asked for NIFT Hyderabad course availability for Interior designing, so this course is not available in NIFT Hyderabad.

Check out this for more colleges from which you can pursue interior designing course: https://design.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-interior-design-colleges-in-hyderabad

Thank you!!!

Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great. Bachelor of Interior Design (B.I.D.) is a four-year undergraduate programme in interior design. Bachelor of Interior Design is an eight-semester, four-year degree programme that includes both practical and theoretical courses. The minimum requirement for admission is a 10+2  from a recognized board, as well as a 10+2 merit/entrance examination.

There are entrance test for the admission like NID DAT, UCEED, AIEED ETC....Which you can get admission into top colleges and universities.

ALL THE BEST

Nope! For Interior Designing UG course, having Physics isn't compulsory. Infact, for the course of Interior Designing, students from any stream can take admission if they have secure atleast 50% marks. Although, its advisable for the students to have Mathematics in 10+2 but its not compulsory.

I would also recommend you to visit the official website of the college you are interested in & check its eligibility criteria as well (sometimes the eligibility may differ).

For more information regarding Interior Designing you can consider the link provided below:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/interior-design-course

I hope this helps. Wish you a great day!

Hi there,

Bachelors of interior designing or BID is a full time four year undergraduate degree.

Coming to your point of knowing is it worth in Amity university raipur or not. Well yes it is worth it because a student looks for these things before entering into a college, these are:

• Infrastructure
• Placements
• Academics
• Environment

See, Amity raipur is a good college and has proven to provide better opportunitiesto the students. Also, the academics and ideas are very marvelous here.

Check this link for more detailed information: https://www.careers360.com/university/amity-university-raipur

Talking about the comparison with AMITY UNIVERISTY  MUMBAI so I would say that if you want more and more exposure and very high end crowd then join Amity university Mumbai. Job opportunities are also better there.

Hope this helps you.

Good luck:)

hello aspirant,

I think you should go with Amity university Mumbai, as it is very good institute as compared to Amity university Gurugram. You can go for amity university, Mumbai for interior design as it is a good college and the faculty is good there and placement too is good there. It is a Full time 3 years course, established in 1995, ugc approved, grade A+ by NAAC and is a member of AIU.

Amity University Mumbai offers great placement opportunities to all its students . It invites reputed organisations to the campus for placements purpose. The placement cell or the CRC department is highly efficient. Previous year students have been placed in good organisations.

Further, if you wish to know more additional details and information regarding the Amity University admission process, courses, Fees, etc you can follow the below mentioned link to know more about Amity University Mumbai : https://www.careers360.com/university/amity-university-mumbai

I hope that this will help.

Hi,

You can go for AMITY, NOIDA.

Overall the Amity group of institutes have a fame and name when it comes to the infrastructure, exterior facilities , exposure and reputation. However, one of the biggest drawback is the high fees charged for all the programmes offered by the university.

Below is an overview of Amity, Noida for interior designing course.

Infrastructure : The infrastructure of the classes are best in overall, but some blocks are not well-maintained. Drenching walls, poor air conditioning, damaged Wi-Fi, facilities like library, sports and games were world class. Food in private outlets was good enough. But the canteen food was average. Everything available on the campus and surrounding the campus is overpriced.

Faculty : A variety of Professors in the academics part of the university are available in the campus. Some are good while some are not really good. Faculty is helpful and qualified but has a mentality that students have a casual attitude. Hence, self-motivated students are the one who was concentrated by the faculty, and the rest manage to pass at the last points.

Placements :  Very few companies visit the campus for designing recruitment, and the profile offered to the students isn’t great enough. The highest salary offered last year was 1.5 LPA. The only company that visited the campus was Studio HBA, and the company did not select even one candidate. The role they offered was of a draftsman. Off the campus recruitment might help you if you have performed well academically.

It is advisable that rather than thinking of Amity, you try admission in govt. colleges and reputed institutions and prepare well for their entrance exams because studying there will be worth your time, money and effort.

Hope this helps.

Good luck.