What is the difference between B.Sc interior design and B.Voc interior design? Which one is better?

The fee for courses at Aditya College of Design Studies is as follows: 

• BSc: INR 4.7 lakh
• BVoc: INR 3.9 lakh
• UG Diploma: INR 1.1 lakh

Candidates who have qualified the admission process are eligible to pay the course fee and secure their seat in the desired course. Candidates can learn more about the fee structure of the programmes on the official website of the institute. 

The courses offered by Aditya College of Design Studies are as follows: 

• BSc
• BVoc
• Diploma

Candidates are required to participate in the admission process as per the specific course to sureshot their spot in their desired course. 
Candidates are also required to pay the course fee once they have received the final offer from the institute. 

The application form fee for Aditya College of Design Studies is INR 1,500. Candidaets wishing to get admission to the courses offered by the institute are required to pay the application form fee once the form has been filled out with accurate and legitmate details. 
Candidates are required to pay the form fee to successfully take part in the admission process of their desired course. 

Aditya College of Design Studies application process is completely online. Candidates are required to login to the official online admission portal of Aditya College of Design Studies, log in using their email id, fill up the complete application form and pay the application fee to submit their form.

The application fee for UG programmes is Rs 1,500 which needs to be paid via online mode. Apart from application fee, all payment/deposits of fees shall be made by demand draft/cheque only.

Specific information regarding the average package for B.Voc (Bachelor of Vocation) students at Aditya College of Design Studies may not be readily available. The average package for students after completing their B.Voc programme can vary depending on factors such as the specialisation within the B.Voc program, individual student performance, industry demand, and prevailing economic conditions.