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Hi Bhavya,
If you mean full time MBA program then please remember the fee structure to pursue MBA varies from institute to institute.
Overall it may cost you around Rs. 20 thousand to Rs. 15 lacs or more to pursue this program.
Some of the best institutes in India to pursue MBA and their respective fees structure are as follows:
Indian Institute of Management-Ahmedabad .
Fee Structure: INR 1580000
FMS - Delhi.
Fee Structure: INR 20960
For other best institutes to pursue MBA and their respective fees structure refer to the link mentioned below:
link: https://www.shiksha.com/top-mba-colleges-in-india-rankingpage-2-2-0-0-0
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Hi Rajiv,
There are a wide number of options that an interior designer can choose to work in depending on the person's talent, capability, creativity and liking.
The basic eligibility to join interior design course is to pass 12th in any stream with minimum 50%. There is no age limit. Admission will be on the basis of the score in the institute's entrance exam and interview thereafter.
The admission procedure will be different for different colleges.
However, admission to B.Des course will be based on the marks obtained in the senior secondary examination or entrance test conducted by the relevant institution.
*Symbiosis International University conducts Symbiosis Entrance Test (SET) for giving admission to deserving candidates.
*SRM University, considers those candidates who get short listed according to their marks obtained in higher secondary examination.
*After completing 10th or 12th, candidates can directly join diploma courses in interior design.
*Certain institutions like National Institute of Design (NID) conducts entrance test for the intake of eligible candidates to these diploma.
*Graduates in design can pursue Post Graduate Diploma or Graduate Diploma courses. Entrance test is there for getting admission.
You can pursue any of these undergraduate courses:
-Bachelor of Arts (Honors) in Interior Architecture Design
-Bachelor of Design in Interior Design
-Bachelor of Science in Interior Design
-Bachelor of Architecture in Interior Design
Diploma courses:
-Diploma in Interior Design
-Diploma in Interior Design and Decoration
-Diploma in Interior Design and Display (Graduates)
-Diploma in Interior Design and Display (Professional)
-Advanced Diploma in Interior Design and Display
Employment opportunities:
•Hospital designing
•Hotel health resorts designing
•Construction Companies
•Environmental designing
•Town and city planning bureaus
•Work with renowned builders
•Work with top notch architects and architectural firms
•Event management companies
•Public and Private sector establishments
Skills Required:
-Drawing aptitude
-Ability to work as part of a team
-Visual sensitivity
-Knowledge of textures, materials and trends
-Ability to deal with technical details
-Analytical mind
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