B.Des

The eligibility criteria for admission to the B.Des programme is determined by the Symbiosis Institute of Design (SID). The candidates can go through the program-specific eligibility criteria on the admission portal of SID - sid.edu.in. SEED 2024 eligibility criteria for the B.Des programme is explained below.A candidate must have passed 10+2 (any stream) or an equivalent or 10+3 Diploma approved by State Board of Technical Education with minimum 50% (SC/ST - 45%) aggregate marks.Candidate who are appearing for the final examination of 10+2 grade or 10+3 Diploma programme may also apply. However, the results of the examination should have be declared by June of the admission year or prior.

Yes, you can apply for the BDes course at NIFT Bangalore. The eligibility criteria say students appearing in class 12 or pass class 12 from any discipline can apply for BDes and students from the Science stream can apply for Bachelor in fashion technology. On the basis of Academic Qualification, eligibility: If a candidate is in Class 12/final year of college/final year of Diploma and does not submit the examination result at the time of admission or counselling, his/her admission depends on the following conditions: - Candidate below 18 years of age has to submit an affidavit on non-judicial stamp paper of INR10 in the prescribed Proforma duly signed by the parent/guardian. Submission of a false document is a punishable offence. Candidates have to submit their qualifying degree to the campus director or joint director of the allotted college on or before a date to be announced soon.

The basic factors you see in any university or institute, while choosing it for your future are your desired branch with a good infrastructure, placements, academics, faculty membersand support. Comparison helps when you are confused between the two options. If you have any other options apart from LPU, which forced you to ask this worthy question, then better visit all the options and compare the basic common needs. Honestly, I was confused too before coming here in LPU. For solving this confusion, I looked for the best key points that define the institute as the best education body. I have brief knowledge about LPU, so I can help you with that.1. Infrastructure: The University is spread over 600 acres which provides each and every facility to their students inside the campus. Well, considering education, well-equipped labs are designed with the experienced faculty and the lab assistants that make you excel in the study. The faculty members are the student-friendly that you won't regret study in the university. But let me buzz you that we have more than 13,000 CCTV installed in the campus so be careful on your moves.2. Placements: LPU has excelled in the placement records as students are trained with the professional enhancementprogrammeclasses, where they teach and educate you about the interview skills and etiquettes. Moreover, the university has been ranked high by outer agencies also with regard to placements of our students.3. Faculty: Every semester, the syllabus is updated. The faculty members are available all the time of the week so that the student can approach any time of the week. We have lots of experienced faculty members specialised in the certain fields that can help you boost the knowledge, help build up your projects, guide you in your pace of life, any personal or educational issues, etc.

Firstly,  It's important to know that User Experience (UX) is not a separate course within the B.Des program, but rather a specialisation or a subset of the overall design curriculum.Here are some career opportunities in the field of User Experience:UX Designer: As a UX Designer, your primary role is to create intuitive and enjoyable user experiences for digital products or services. You'll conduct user research, design wireframes and prototypes, and collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to ensure the final product meets user needs and business goals.UX Researcher: UX Researchers focus on understanding user behaviors, needs, and motivations through various research methods such as interviews, surveys, and usability testing. They provide valuable insights to inform the design process and help make data-driven decisions.Information Architect: Information Architects organize and structure the content and information within a digital product to enhance user understanding and navigation. They create sitemaps, develop taxonomies, and ensure that the information is presented in a logical and user-friendly manner.Interaction Designer: Interaction Designers are responsible for designing the interactions and behaviors of a product. They work on defining user flows, designing interactive elements, and creating seamless and engaging user interactions across different platforms.UI Designer: UI (User Interface) Designers focus on the visual aspects of a digital product, such as designing the layout, typography, color schemes, and graphical elements. They ensure the interface is aesthetically appealing, consistent, and aligns with the brand identity.UX Strategist: UX Strategists combine user research, business goals, and market insights to develop strategic plans for improving the overall user experience of a product or service. They collaborate with stakeholders, conduct user testing, and provide recommendations for enhancing the product's user experience.

 No, it is not compulsory. This decision depends on your personal goals, career aspirations, and the specific requirements of the field you wish to enter.While a Master's degree can provide additional knowledge, specialization, and opportunities for research and advanced study, it is not a mandatory step for all design professionals. Many successful designers have built their careers solely with a Bachelor's degree and practical experience.But, if you have a specific area of design that you are passionate about and wish to gain in-depth knowledge and expertise, a Master's degree can offer specialized courses and research opportunities.If you aspire to teach design at a higher education institution or engage in design research, a Master's degree or even a Ph.D. might be necessary.In some cases, certain job positions or companies may prefer candidates with advanced degrees.