What is the difference between bachelor of design and B.Sc interior and furniture design? Can I get admission without appearing in LPUNEST?

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    Vibha Gupta | Scholar-Level 17

    4 years ago
    Well, B.Design is a programme of 4 year duration whereas B.Sc. is of 3 years. In B.Design the student will study more subjects as there is an addition of an year. So with that, student has to opportunity of having more knowledge.
    LPU is one of the best universities in India. It is a UGC-approved university which has been ranked well by various agencies on the basis of its infrastructure, its faculty, its placements, its teaching practices, etc.
    Eligibility criteria- LPU has relaxed their eligibility norms due to Covid-19, The eligibility condition is Pass with 60% aggregate marks in 10+2 (With English) or equivalent. Therefore, LPUNEST
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    Khushal Arora | Scholar-Level 16

    4 years ago
    Hello!,
    B.Sc is a 3-year programme and B. Des is a 4-year programme. B. Des in Interior and Furniture Design will carry more professional study from a good foundation learning to professional assignments, work projects, modules and a curriculum that is more industry-specific. You will be glad to know that LPU has taken an initiative and has relaxed it's eligibility criteria for few of the courses due to COVID-19. These course are one of these, so, LPUNEST is exempted for admission in 2020 batch. You need 60% in Class 12th (with English) for admission. LPU states ."During this period of ongoing COVID-19 pandemic lockdown, to support pros
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    Priya Mahajan Educationist and Career Consultant since 2010 | Scholar-Level 16

    4 years ago
    Hi,
    Bachelor of design in the interior is a professional degree with drafting skills. Bachelor of design in the interior is a professional degree with drafting skills. Whereas, B.Sc in the interior is an academic degree with theoretical and mathematics subject.
    B.Design is a 4 year program whereas B.Sc Design is a 3 year program, it depends on the student whether they have to pursue B.Design or B.Sc
    In B.Design the 4th year is based on course work which gives this course an edge over the other.
    LPUNest for this course is just for a higher scale of scholarship other than the one for which you are entitled.
    LPU is the only university which of
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    samiya khan | Contributor-Level 7

    a month ago

    These programs are primarily differentiated on their duration.
    B.Design is a 4 year program whereas B.Sc Design is a 3 year program, it depends on the student whether they have to pursue B.Design or B.Sc, in B.Design, the 4th year is mainly concentrating on the course work.
    You can avail admission online if you are complying the eligibility criteria i.e. 60%in 10+2 along with English, so fulfillment of this condition helps you in acquiring seat in design stream in LPU.
    In this case, LPUNEST acts as a scholarship parameter which helps in reduction of program fee.
    To avail the highest slabs of scholarships, you must finish up you online admi

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    Aarti | Contributor-Level 8

    a month ago

    The Bachelor of Design (B.Des) and B.Sc. in Interior and Furniture Design are both design-oriented programs but differ in focus and curriculum.

    • B.Des is a broader program that covers various aspects of design, including fashion design, graphic design, product design, and interior design. It offers more flexibility, allowing students to explore multiple design fields. The curriculum emphasizes creative skills, design thinking, and innovative solutions across various industries.

    • B.Sc. in Interior and Furniture Design, on the other hand, is more specialized. It focuses specifically on the design, planning, and furnishing of interior spaces.

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    arush | Contributor-Level 8

    a month ago

    These programs are primarily differentiated on their duration.
    B.Design is a 4 year program whereas B.Sc Design is a 3 year program, it depends on the student whether they have to pursue B.Design or B.Sc, in B.Design, the 4th year is mainly concentrating on the course work.
    You can avail admission online if you are complying the eligibility criteria i.e. 60%in 10+2 along with English, so fulfillment of this condition helps you in acquiring seat in design stream in LPU.
    In this case, LPUNEST acts as a scholarship parameter which helps in reduction of program fee.
    To avail the highest slabs of scholarships, you must finish up you online admi

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    Puja Chauhan | Contributor-Level 8

    a month ago

    Hello,

    The main difference between a Bachelor of Design (B.Des) in interior design and a B.Sc in interior design is that a B.Des focuses on creativity and aesthetics, while a B.Sc focuses on technical aspects:
    • B.Des: Focuses on creativity, design principles, and aesthetics.
    • B.Sc: Focuses on technical aspects, lighting designs, and sustainable practices. 
       
    LPUNEST is a national-level entrance and scholarship test for undergraduate and postgraduate programs at Lovely Professional University (LPU). It's mandatory for most programs as both an eligibility and scholarship test, but for some programs it's only a scho
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    Akshay | Contributor-Level 7

    a month ago

    The Bachelor of Design (B.Des) and B.Sc. in Interior and Furniture Design are both design-oriented programs but differ in focus and curriculum.

    • B.Des is a broader program that covers various aspects of design, including fashion design, graphic design, product design, and interior design. It offers more flexibility, allowing students to explore multiple design fields. The curriculum emphasizes creative skills, design thinking, and innovative solutions across various industries.

    • B.Sc. in Interior and Furniture Design, on the other hand, is more specialized. It focuses specifically on the design, planning, and furnishing of interior spaces.

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    Atharv | Contributor-Level 9

    a month ago

    The Bachelor of Design (B.Des) in Interior and Furniture Design offered at Lovely Professional University (LPU) is a four-year long program which is professional degree that brings out creative design principles, aesthetics, and industry relevant skills. On the other hand, the B.Sc in Interior and Furniture design takes three years with a more emphasis on technical and theoretical side of interior design. 

    As far as admission is concerned, LPU demands the qualifying LPUNEST for admission in both programs. In addition to acting as a pass for this program, this entrance exam presents scholarships according to how well the candidates

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    khushi malhotra | Contributor-Level 7

    a month ago

    A B.Des. offers a broader focus on design principles, encompassing various specializations like interior design, furniture design, product design, and graphic design. It emphasizes creativity, innovation, and visual communication. In contrast, a B.Sc. in Interior and Furniture Design delves deeper into the technical aspects of interior design and furniture making, covering areas like building materials, construction techniques, ergonomics, and space planning.

    To determine the best fit, consider your specific interests. If you're drawn to the broader design field and value creativity and innovation, a B.Des. might be more suitable. If yo

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