Is IIAD Delhi more expensive than School of Design, Sushant University?

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Ayan Sarkar
2 years ago

According to some sources, IIAD Delhi charges annual fees of INR 5,26,886 for undergraduate programs and INR 4,83,154 for postgraduate programs. The Indian Institute of Art and Design (IIAD) has six courses with an average annual fee of INR 5,06,620. 

According to other sources, the School of Design

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Placements at Sushant University in Gurgaon depend on the department. The overall highest package is around INR 26.5 LPA to INR 40 LPA depending on the specific engineering or technical branches.

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Yes, students can join Sushant University after Class 12. The university offers different UG-level programmes. The minimum eligibility for these programmes is to complete Class 12. Students must also clear the selection rounds.

Sushant University BDes admission criteria has to be fulfilled for students to get admission in the university. The eligibility is as below:

  • Class 12 with 50% minimum aggregate + B Design Aptitude Test + PI 

Yes, Sushant University does offer BDes programme. It is a full-time four year course. Students can apply online at the official site of the university. Admissions to the programme are entrance-based.

The fee structure at Sushant University Gurgaon differs for each course. The tuition fee ranges between INR 40,000 – INR 9.3 L. This is taken from the official website of the university. It is still subject to change.

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