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

<p data-start="0" data-end="202">The Bachelor of Design (B.Des.) and B.Sc. in Interior and Furniture Design at Lovely Professional University (LPU) differ in their curriculum focus, approach, and career opportunities.</p><ul data-start="204" data-end="932"><li data-start="204" data-end="589"><p data-start="206" data-end="589">B.Des. (Bachelor of Design) is a 4-year professional degree that provides a broader and more creative approach to design, including product design, fashion design, interior design, and visual communication. It emphasizes innovation, aesthetics, and user experience, preparing students for creative industries, entrepreneurship, and advanced design research.</p></li><li data-start="591" data-end="932"><p data-start="593" data-end="932">B.Sc. in Interior and Furniture Design is a 3-year science-based program that specifically focuses on space planning, furniture making, materials, and architectural elements. It is more technical and practical, preparing students for careers in interior design firms, furniture companies, and construction industries.</p></li></ul><p data-start="971" data-end="1220">Yes, you&nbsp;can get admission without appearing in LPUNEST, as LPU offers direct admission based on qualifying exam (12th standard) merit. However, appearing in LPUNEST can help you secure scholarships, reducing the overall tuition fee.</p>

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<p>Hello,</p><div><div><div data-hveid="CAMQAQ" data-ved="2ahUKEwi616GK8KOKAxV3cGwGHf7SKTQQo_EKegQIAxAB"><span role="heading" aria-level="2">The main difference between a Bachelor of Design (B.Des) in interior design and a B.Sc in interior design is that&nbsp;<mark>a B.Des focuses on creativity and aesthetics, while a B.Sc focuses on technical aspects</mark>:</span></div></div></div><div><div><ul data-hveid="CAYQAQ" data-ved="2ahUKEwi616GK8KOKAxV3cGwGHf7SKTQQm_YKegQIBhAB"><li><strong>B.Des</strong>:&nbsp;Focuses on creativity, design principles, and aesthetics.</li><li><strong>B.Sc</strong>:&nbsp;Focuses on technical aspects, lighting designs, and sustainable practices.&nbsp;<div data-cid="d9d7dcb6-1ab9-4390-927e-52dc30596ca4"><div tabindex="0" role="button" aria-label="View related links" data-hveid="CAoQAQ" data-ved="2ahUKEwi616GK8KOKAxV3cGwGHf7SKTQQ3fYKegQIChAB"><div><div>&nbsp;</div></div></div></div></li></ul></div></div><div><div><div data-hveid="CBAQAQ" data-ved="2ahUKEwi616GK8KOKAxV3cGwGHf7SKTQQo_EKegQIEBAB">LPUNEST is a national-level entrance and scholarship test for undergraduate and postgraduate programs at Lovely Professional University (LPU).&nbsp;It's mandatory for most programs as both an eligibility and scholarship test, but for some programs it's only a scholarship test.&nbsp;</div><div data-hveid="CBAQAQ" data-ved="2ahUKEwi616GK8KOKAxV3cGwGHf7SKTQQo_EKegQIEBAB">&nbsp;</div><div data-hveid="CBAQAQ" data-ved="2ahUKEwi616GK8KOKAxV3cGwGHf7SKTQQo_EKegQIEBAB">Thanking You !!</div></div></div>

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<p>The interior and furniture design B.Design and B.Sc. programs differ slightly. The main way it differs is in the length of the program.<br>It is up to the student whether they want to follow a four-year B.Design degree or a three-year B.Sc. program; in the former case, the fourth year is mostly focused on coursework.<br>If you meet the qualifying requirements, which include having 60% in 10+2 and English, you may apply online for admission. Completing this requirement will help you get a place in LPU's design track. In this instance, LPUNEST serves as a scholarship criterion that lowers the program cost.</p>

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<p>&nbsp;</p><p>There is slight distinctive about B.Design and B.Sc course for interior and furniture design. It is primarily differentiated on the basis of programme duration.B.Design is a 4 year program whereas B.Sc Design is a 3 year program.</p><p>While offering B.Sc. (Interior and furniture Design), the intent of LPU is to meet the expectations of the industry creating a symbiosis between technical, creative and artists.<br>&lt;!-- [if !supportLineBreakNewLine]--&gt;<br>&lt;!--[endif]--&gt;</p><p>With best of my knowledge in B-Design their focus is just on providing professional degree offering skills in practical interior design and execution and full-scale furniture design and fabrication through rigorous studio work and hands-on workshops.</p>

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<p>Dear reader,</p><p>The Bachelor of Design (B.Des) is a comprehensive degree focusing on various design disciplines, including product, graphic, fashion, or industrial design, fostering a strong foundation in design principles and creativity. In contrast, a B.Sc in Interior and Furniture Design is more specialized, emphasizing interior spaces and furniture aesthetics, functional design, and practical implementation.</p><p>At Lovely Professional University (LPU), admissions for design programs typically require the LPUNEST exam as part of the eligibility process. However, it&rsquo;s advisable to check LPU&rsquo;s current admission guidelines as they may consider other criteria or pathways such as direct admissions based on previous academic performance or portfolios.</p><p>I hope this information helps.</p>

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<p dir="ltr">Hi there, LPU offers both the programs. B. Des is a 4-year curriculum, while BSc Fashion Designing is a 3-year program. The B. Des in Interior Design will include more professional studies, including professional assignments, work projects, modules, and a more industry-specific curriculum. The eligibility of B Design fashion is Pass with 50 percent aggregate marks in 10+2 (with English) or equivalent, subject to qualifying LPUNEST or CUET or UCEED or Under Graduate NID DAT (Prelims) or Under Graduate NIFT or NIFT B.FTech. LPUNEST is mandatory. You cannot skip it. However, if you have qualified any of the valid national tests you can get exemption from LPUNEST.&nbsp;</p>

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Dear Puneet, Only the difference in both the programmes are Bachelor of Design is a 4-years course and BSc is a 3-years course. Yes, you can get admission to the interior and furniture design programme without appearing LPUNEST exam. You should have only 50% marks in the 12th class or equivalent. LPU School of Design is regarded as one of the best design colleges in India and Punjab. LPU provides a platform for students to experiment with Creative Designs, patterns, fabrics, and colors. Live with fashion events, visits by renowned national and international Fashion Designers, Innovation, and Creativity are fostered in the students at every step. Innovative Learning Interior Furniture Design And Product Industrial Design Students During Experiential Learning Week. Educational Trips And Industrial Exposure Students Interact With National Award Winning Artisans Placements Navneet Saini (B.Design Interior and Furniture Design, Batch 2015-2019) got placed with a package of Rs.9 Lacs annually in Trident Group- Trident Limited, the flagship company of the group has its customer base in more than 100 countries across 6 continents. Mr. Amardeep Singh (IFD, Batch 2015-2019) got placed in Noor Al Marifaa Dcor, UAE as an Interior Designer with INR 7 Lacs. annual package. Interior &amp; Furniture Design Miss. Ineet ( 2013-1017) Got Placed In Pepperfry With INR 3,60,000 Annual Package. Interior &amp; Furniture Design Student Apurva Thosar Placed At Top University With Package Of 5 Lacs. Annually. I hope it helps you!!! Thanks!!!

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Well, LPU is regarded as one of the Best Design colleges in India and Punjab, LPU Design Discipline offers its students cutting-edge labs and equipment to simulate the industry environment with practical exposure to fashion industry, Interior and Furniture and Animation and Multimedia. The eligibility is 50% with English LPU School of Design II covers two domains; Department of Interior - Furniture design &amp; Department of Product - Industrial Design. Being one of the finest colleges in India, it offers courses which focus on enhancing students' design thinking capabilities and widen the scope of design solutions to various design processes. LPU Interior- Furniture &amp; Product- Industrial Design Disciplines are the preeminent ones in India that offer professional design education, with an aim of providing the critical knowledge required to decipher the professional world. LPU Student got internship with one of the renowned Interior Designer Payal Kapoor, Visions. Student of Product and Industrial Design, batch 2016-2020, got internship with Sensen Networks, Hyderabad with a package of Rs.2.4 Lacs annually. Product &amp; Industrial Design student Prashant Sharma doing live project with Drishtee Sustainable communities. Students are exposed to real work on site situations /live design projects inhouse and external visits. Students are taken to educational tours to complement in-class learning. Students visit various monumental buildings and industries across India such as marble industries, tile industries, Thermax industry, Ashok Leyland, Tata Motors etc. Even the programme Inculcate Entrepreneurship to Build Job Providers of the Future. Thanks.

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<p>Hi there,</p><p>The <strong>B.Des</strong> program at LPU is a broad design course covering fields like <strong>graphic design</strong>, <strong>fashion</strong>, and <strong>product design</strong>, focusing on creative problem-solving and innovation. In contrast, the <strong>B.Sc. in Interior and Furniture Design</strong> is specialized in designing <strong>interior spaces</strong> and <strong>furniture</strong>, covering areas like <strong>space planning</strong>, <strong>materials</strong>, and <strong>lighting</strong>. While <strong>B.Des</strong> offers diverse career options across multiple design industries, <strong>B.Sc. in Interior and Furniture Design</strong> prepares students for careers in interior and furniture design.</p><p>Regarding <strong>admission</strong>, you can apply for both programs either through <strong>LPUNEST</strong> or based on <strong>merit</strong> (12th-grade scores) depending on the eligibility criteria. It’s best to check LPU’s official website for the most current admission details.</p><p>Thank you.</p>

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<p>Hi!&nbsp;</p><p>Bachelor of Design (B. Design) in interior and furniture and BSc in design interior and furniture are the top undergraduate courses at LPU dealing with technical aspects of interior and furniture design. These courses offer a comprehensive education in space planning, interior materials and more.</p><p>Both the courses differ in the emphasis and focus areas despite covering the same topics. B. Design has a more design-oriented approach with students developing a strong foundation in design principles. On the other hand, a BSc has more emphasis on the technical aspects of interior design and furniture.</p><p>For the B. Design course, you have to appear in the LPUNEST to secure a seat. You can also appear in other entrance exams like CUET, UCEED, NID DAT or NIFT if you do not wish to appear in the LPUNEST exam. For the BSc in Design Interior and Furniture course, you do not need any entrance exam for admission as it is a lateral entry program. I would recommend you to appear in the LPUNEST exam to avail scholarship benefits offered by LPU.&nbsp;</p>

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