I am a mechanical engineering graduate. Am I eligible to do M.Sc in Design(Multimedia)?

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6 months ago

Most universities treating M.Sc in Design (Multimedia) as a multidisciplinary programme accept graduates from any stream, including B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering, as long as the minimum percentage requirement is met, usually around 50% aggregate. A technical background can actually support unders

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6 months ago

Yes, as a Mechanical Engineering graduate, you can still apply for M.Sc in Design (Multimedia) at Lovely Professional University.

The program generally accepts students with a bachelor's degree from a recognized university, even if the background is from engineering or another non-design field. What

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6 months ago
Yes, a Mechanical Engineering graduate can apply for M.Sc. in Design (Multimedia). LPU welcomes students from diverse academic backgrounds, and prior design education is not mandatory. What matters more is your creative interest, design aptitude, and willingness to learn.

Your engineering background

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6 months ago

Yeah, you can apply. From what I've seen, Lovely Professional University is quite flexible and allows students from different backgrounds, including engineering, to apply for M.Sc Design (Multimedia).

But honestly, since it's a creative field, they may look at your interest/portfolio or basic aptitud

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2 weeks ago

Yes, LPU allows it, so a Mechanical Engineering graduate can move into M.Sc. Design (Multimedia) there, subject to the programme eligibility. It's actually a nice option if you want to shift from core engineering towards a more creative and digital field. LPU also gives you exposure to practical pro

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a year ago

Hello there,

Yes, you are definitely eligible to pursue M.Sc in Design (Multimedia) at LPU even if you are a Mechanical Engineering graduate. LPU is very flexible when it comes to interdisciplinary learning, and they actually encourage students from different technical backgrounds to explore design a

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Vidushi Sharma
a year ago

hi,

As a Mechanical Engineering graduate, you may be eligible for the M.Sc in Design (Multimedia) at Lovely Professional University (LPU), depending on the specific requirements for the program. LPU typically considers candidates from various engineering, design, and related backgrounds for the M.Sc

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a year ago

Hello,

Yes, with a degree in Mechanical Engineering, you qualify to pursue an MSc in Design (Multimedia). The eligibility criteria for the program typically require a minimum of 50% overall marks in a 4-year Bachelor's degree in fields such as Design, Fine Arts, Applied Arts, B. Arch., B. Plan., B. C

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a year ago

Yes, you are eligible to pursue an M.Sc. in Design (Multimedia) at LPU even if you are a Mechanical Engineering graduate. The eligibility criteria for this program allow candidates with a 4-year Bachelor's degree in various fields, including B.Tech (Any Stream), which includes Mechanical Engineering

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Harsh Malhotra
a year ago
M.Sc. (Animation And VFX Design)
M.Design (Animation And VFX)
 

M.Sc. (Animation and VFX Design)

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Duration : 2 yrs. (4 Semesters)
 

The programme provides an understanding in principles and process of animation film with practical works, it enable proficiency in students to handle and deli

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