Does IILM Gurugram's BBA offer flexibility and multiple exit/entry options?

On a daily basis, students use studios for multiple things, often simultaneously.

Studios are often used in the following ways:

• During scheduled studio classes, students work on ongoing projects while faculty move around, give feedback, and check progress individually.

• Outside class hours, students often stay back to complete sketches, layouts, or models because studios have space to spread out work.

• Peer discussions happen naturally in studios. Students look at each other's work, ask for opinions, and sometimes solve problems together.

• Studios also become preparation spaces before juries, where students pin up work, rehearse explanations, and refine presentation order.

The studios feel like a workspace; it prepares students for how real design studios operate.

Juries at IILM Gurugram are structured but not intimidating. Students display their work and explain their process to a panel of faculty members. The faculty is more focused on understanding how the idea developed rather than just the final output.

A typical jury process includes:

• Students pin up or display their work in a designated area before the jury begins.

• Each student presents their project, explaining the brief, concept, and design process.

• Faculty members ask questions to understand the reasoning behind decisions.

• Feedback is given on strengths, weaknesses, and areas of improvement.

• Marks are based on concept clarity, effort, execution, and presentation, not just aesthetics.

While nerve-racking at first, juries become easier with experience!