B.Des. in Communication Design 

at NID Assam, Jorhat

The National Institute of Design (NID) Jorhat is well known for its dedication to developing design talent. Although it makes a large educational investment, the institute also offers opportunities for employment through a calculated strategy.

The institute recognizes that traditional placement structures may vary in the field of design education.

By means of extensive portfolios uploaded on the institute's website, students at NID Jorhat are encouraged to exhibit their work rather than depending only on traditional placement procedures.

The placement records of NID Jorhat demonstrate the effectiveness of its graduates in finding jobs. The most competitive compensation package, which reached INR 78 Lacs annually in 2015 with Trident, highlights the possibility of significant returns on the investment made in education. Students typically receive competitive offers with annual salaries averaging INR 21 lakhs.

Employers like Ashok Leyland, Axis Bank, Adobe, Myntra, and Philips actively seek out candidates from NID Jorhat, thereby enhancing the institute's standing as a center for top-tier design talent.

NID Jorhat guarantees that graduates are well-positioned with valuable portfolios and industry exposure, minimizing concerns about post-college employment—even though the traditional notion of placements may differ.

The National Institute of Design (NID) Jorhat offers a limited number of seats for its Bachelor of Design (B.Des) program. The exact number of seats available each year may vary, but it is typically around 25-30 students per program. This is to ensure that the programme can maintain its high quality and provide individualized attention to each student.

If you are interested in applying to the B.Des programme at NID Jorhat, I encourage you to visit the institute's website for more information and to start the application process as early as possible.

Here is a table summarizing the number of seats available for each B.Des programme at NID Jorhat:

The B.Des programme at the National Institute of Design (NID) Jorhat entails a tuition fee of Rs. 2,14,000 per year, covering essential aspects like accommodation and other necessary expenses. The fee is divided into four installments, each amounting to Rs. 53,500. In addition to tuition, various fees such as admission, library, IT & support charges, examination, synopsis, thesis viva, degree and convocation, alumni, and refundable caution money are applicable, contributing to a comprehensive financial structure for B.Des students at NID Jorhat.

Depends on whether B.Des in NID Jorhat is better than UPES (admission department) or not. Both universities are prestigious institutions with strengths and weaknesses.

Here are some important areas to consider:

Academics:

NID Jorhat: Known for its strong design foundation and focus on creativity and innovation. The curriculum encourages independent learning and research.
Advantages: Offers a more structured and industry-oriented curriculum with an emphasis on practical skills and hands-on work.
Infrastructure:

NID Jorhat: Has a well-equipped campus with modern facilities and studios for various design courses.
UPES: has several campuses with advanced infrastructure including specialised laboratories and workshops.
location:

NID Jorhat: Associates work in leading design firms in India and abroad. However, the focus is not only on placement but on the holistic development of students.
UPES: Known for its excellent placement record with strong industry partnerships and dedicated career services department.
price:

NID Jorhat: Offers a more favorable fee structure compared to UPES.
UPES: Has a higher cost structure that reflects additional resources and convenience.
Here are some additional factors to consider:

Location: Do you prefer a more urban setting (UPES) or a more rural setting (NID Jorhat)?
Major: Which university offers the major you want?
Your personal preferences: Do you prefer a more traditional academic environment or a more experiential and creative environment?
Ultimately, the best way to determine which university is right for you is to visit campus and meet current faculty and students.