Can I get B.Des at UID Ahmedabad with 75 percentile in CBSE 12th?
Here is the Minimum requirements to admit in the B.Des course at UID:
| Course Name | Eligibility & Selection | Fee | Specialization |
|---|---|---|---|
| B.Des (420 seats) | Eligibility: Class 12 in any stream/ three-year Diploma or equivalent with a minimum of 50% aggregate from any recognised school/ institute. Selection: UID DAT + Situation Test (ST) + Portfolio Evaluation (PE) | INR 2.75 Lacs per semester | Fashion Design, Visual Communication Product Design, Interaction Design, and Automobile & Transportation Design, etc. |
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