Hello Gungu

All about B.sc interior designing course

BSc Interior Design is a 3 year undergraduate course where students learn to design comfortable spaces and deal with the planning and designing of the interiors of commercial or personal buildings, apartments or houses.

Here I have listed below the eligibility criteria and Various entrance exam for this course.

• Candidates should have passed their 10+2 examinations.
• Candidates must secure a minimum of 50% marks in the Class 12th or equivalent examination from a recognised board.
• In case of a merit based admission candidates must aim to secure more than 85% marks.

Entrance exams

1. ARCH Academy of Design
2. National Institute of Design
3. IIT Bombay
4. Council of Architecture (CoA)
5. NIFT Entrance exam
6. SOFT Entrance Exam
7. Pearl academy entrance exam

BSc Interior Design fees ranges from INR 3 to 15 LPA depending upon the colleges/universities a candidate chooses. After successful completion of the course, a candidate can easily earn an average starting salary of INR 3 to 4 LPA.

If you need more information about B.sc in Interior designing course then check the link below

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

Thank you

Hey Aspirant,

Good afternoon,

As per your mentioned query, yes ofcourse students coming from any 10+2 or graduation discipline from a recognised university or board with a minimum aggregate of 50% , can appear for any entrance or admission process or any design course . But you have to knowledgeable about maths subject also.

For more detailing about the course, you can visit the mention link :

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

Hope it will be helpful.

Revert here if any query.

Thank you!!!

Dear Candidate,

Yes, A humanities student also join B.Sc in Interior Design .You only need the skills and all basic knowledge regarding this course as it is a new course for you when you join it so be ready  for that and you all ready to explore a new experience ahead.

The basis requirement for this course all -

-  Candidates must have passed their 10+2 examination from a recognised board.

- Candidates must score at least 50% marks in their 10+2 examination.

All the best for you bright future ahead.

Hello candidate,

Since the field of the subject you want to study is not related to your humanities, you can still study it. There are some colleges (one has to look for them) in which things are taught of your interest irrespective of your background. Or if you just want to go for the subject and you are not interested to get a certificate then best way is to develop your skills online.

Thankyou!