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Alesha Patel

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No, one can not join IDC IIT Bombay without qualifying UCEED for B.Des. The eligibility criteria for getting admission into the college is that one should have passed the qualifying examination (Class XII or equivalent ) from the recognised Board/Examination.UCEED is an exam of 300 marks. It has 3 sections. It is usually conducted in the January month and the results are declared in February. The examination is an MCQ-based question paper.

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Akansha Bisht

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The admission process for a BDes Industrial Design may vary depending on colleges, however, this is a general overview of the step-by-step admission procedure:Eligibility: Check the eligibility criteria for the program. Registration: Register and apply for the program.Entrance exams: Choose and prepare for the entrance exams for the program.Results: Await the results of the entrance exams.Counselling: Participate in the counseling or admission process.Admission: Pay the admission fee to ensure the seat.

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Akansha Bisht

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The counseling process for an M.Des. in Industrial Design varies by institution, but generally involves the following steps:Application: Interested candidates apply online with the required information.Written test/interview: Shortlisted candidates are called for a written test or interview based on their CEED score.Final selection: Candidates are selected based on their CEED score, qualifying exam score, and performance in the written test or interview.

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Akansha Bisht

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Documents required for a PhD in industrial design may include:PortfolioLetter of intentResumeContact information for two referencesPersonal statementAbstract of proposed research 

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Akansha Bisht

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The eligibility criteria for a PhD in Industrial Design may include:Master's degree: A Master's degree in a relevant field with a minimum aggregate of 50-55% marks or equivalent CGPA score.Entrance exam: A valid score in a recognised national-level entrance exam such as GATE or UGC-NET.Design-related work: Demonstrated competence in design-related areas and substantial design-related work.Research experience and publications: Research experience and publications. Interview: An interview round.

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Akansha Bisht

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Yes, several Industrial Design online courses are there that teach how to transform ideas into a design and thereby meet the industry requirements. Some of the best Online Industrial Design programs are mentioned below:Product Design: The Delft Design Approach offered by edX.Ultimate Guide to Product Design: Design Thinking Approach by Udemy.Introduction to CNC Router Furniture Design by Daniel Romero.Introduction to 3D Design and Printing by Augustin Arroyo.3D Printing and Design for Architecture Models by Augustin Arroyo.Designing Products of the Future by Cecilia Tham.

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The course curriculum includes a curriculum that gives the candidate a broad understanding of this course, making it easy for the candidate to study the subjects. The course curriculum is as follows:Design fundamentalsCulture and design studiesVisualisation TechniquesSociety, environment and designCraft design studies

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Akansha Bisht

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In every profession, certain trends keep updating, giving the customer a new experience. Talking about the job of an industrial designer, the job of an industrial designer is exciting as it consists of planning new ideas, creating designs and then bringing them into a product.With the advancement of technology, and customers getting smarter, the designers need to keep the customers updated with the new trends. There are many options for the buyers to buy a certain product. With the upcoming trends and everything coming up on social media, the designer needs to post it on social media so that it reaches a maximum number of people. 
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Akansha Bisht

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Yes, there are a few popular options for distance colleges in India offering Industrial Design course:Industrial Design Distance CollegesTuition FeeSymbiosis Centre for Distance Learning, BangaloreINR 18,000Kashmir University-SCDL Kolkata Distance LearningINR 18,000NIELIT Ajmer-Note: The information is sourced from the official/counselling body of the institute/exam.

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Akansha Bisht

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Here are some top Industrial Design college options offering the best placement opportunities in India:Industrial Design CollegesAverage Package OfferedDivision of Mechanical Sciences IIScINR 28 LPASymbiosis SPADINR 20 LPADivision5 School of DesignINR 17.92 LPANetaji Subhas University of TechnologyINR 17 LPADivision8 Delhi - Indian Institute of TechnologyINR 16 LPANote: The information is sourced from the official/counselling body of the institute/exam.

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