IIAD Delhi accepts admissions to various courses based on merit and the entrance exam scores. For students aspiring to get admission to the BDes course, 70% satisfies the basic eligibility criteria but students can only secure admissions as and when the entrance exams are cleared.
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Yes, Candidates can get into IIAD Delhi with 70% in Class 12. The college offers a wide range of programmes at UG and PG levels, mainly in the field of Fashion Design, Communication Design, Fashion Business Management, etc. IIAD admission to UG and PG programmes is based on the scores in iDAT and iM
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Yes, you can get into the Indian Institute of Art and Design (IIAD) Delhi with a minimum of 70% marks in class 12th:
- Candidates must have passed class 10th and 12th examinations
- Candidates must have a qualifying score in iDAT examination
- Candidates must have a creative portfolio review
- Candidates must p
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