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The BTech seats in D.Y. Patil Institute of Engineering Management and Research are allocated based on different factors. Furthermore, the institute provides more than 600 seats in BTech. The following are the important factors on which the intake of BTech seats in D.Y. Patil Institute of Engineering Management and Research (DYPIEMR) relies, and the candidates should take them into account:

• Availability of Seats
• Number of students who applied
• Number of shortlisted students
• Academic record
• Scores obtained in the entrance exam

Most of the test takers find Mathematical Ability section to be the toughest. However, difficulty level of a section in TS ICET may vary for different candidates based on their strengths and weaknesses.

The course fee for Pearl Academy BDes Product Design is INR 22.16 Lacs for both the Delhi and Mumbai campuses. It's a 4-year-long full-time degree programme with a total of 30 seats for each campus. The entrance exam and eligibility criteria for both campuses are the same, so you can choose any of them according to your location.

This completely depends on the individual institute's curriculum, however, the BDes Product Design is a 4-year-long UG degree programme and similar to other BDes courses, this is also a blend of theory and practical sessions, with more of the project, practical, and internship part covered in the last 2-3 semesters.

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Over 92 Design colleges in India offer the BDes Product Design course. Among them, many popular options, such as 
Symbiosis Institute of Design, Symbiosis International, Pune

• Pearl Academy, Delhi
• Amity University, Mumbai
• World University of Design
• IMS Design and Innovation Academy
• Parul University

can be explored. However, their course fee can be around INR 15 Lacs to 30 Lakh.

Yes, there are many BDes Product Design college options in India offering admission on a merit-based system. Here are some of them:

Note: The information is sourced from the official/counselling body of the institute/exam.

Yes, you can pursue a BDes in Product Design coming from a non-science background. Applicants from any stream background in Class 12 are eligible to apply for the course. However, there's no doubt that for Students with a Science stream background, it will be easier to understand the technical part of the Product Design curriculum.