What should I pursue after B.Tech in civil as I am not scoring good in it? Do I have any chance to pursue Interior designing?

Yes Garima, You can go in for Master's in design at LPU as the eligibility is : Eligibility Criteria (Qualifying Exam) Pass with 50% aggregate marks in B. Design (Interior) or B.Sc. (Interior Design) or B. Design (Product & Industrial) or B.Sc. (Product & Industrial) or B.Arch. Or B. Plan. Or B. Construction Management or B.Tech. (Any Stream) or allied fields or equivalent. (5% relaxation to North East states and Sikkim candidates/ Defence Personnel and their Dependents/ Wards of Kashmir Migrants) Admission Criteria Merit in qualifying examination I suggest you to maintain your result above 50% because the eligibility is that, and also the merit list is made. The programme at LPU is focusing more on research and experimentation along with the exposure to live projects to meet industry demands. The programme outcomes are: 1 : Cultivate design skills to serve the society within given resources and sustainability, legal and ethical constraints. 2 : Developing expertise in use of technology and incorporating other inter-disciplinary concerns in design. 3 : Develop innovative solutions to evolving social needs and challenges. 4 : Research independently or collaborate with professionals and industry groups for intellectual property development. Hope this helps DVD.

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For interior designing the eligibility criteria for the programme at Lovely professional University is Pass with 50% aggregate marks in B. Design (Interior) or B.Sc. (Interior Design) or B. Design (Product & Industrial) or B.Sc. (Product & Industrial) or B.Arch. Or B. Plan. Or B. Construction Management or B.Tech. (Any Stream) or allied fields. Career Prospects:- Interior Landscaper, Interior Design Model making, Interior Design Software trainer, Teaching and Research, Interior design Journalism, Interior design assistant with design house, Designer furniture workshop supervisor, Trading in interior design merchandise, Color consultant in paint companies, Design consultant in companies offering modular. Features:- Extensive furniture design (carpentry and metal workshop) in which student gets the opportunity to make full scale furniture pieces with understanding of various joints, working and handling materials and evaluating the strength. Focus on application oriented teaching with live interior design projects, extensive modelling and field work. Students are exposed to real site situations through in-house and external visits for visual orientation. Uniform focus on presentation and working drawings. Emphasis on digital tools as well as physical modelling at every stage of design. LPU is a well renowned university, providing quality education, innovative pedagogy and unbeatable placements both national and international. LPU provides a great academic exposure to its students. It provides a chance to the students to attend guest lectures or workshops, so that they get to learn as much as they can. The students also work on live projects, so that they are able to apply their knowledge to practical settings. It is one of the few that has embraced international practices when it comes to designing a curriculum.

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Hello Garima Business consulting is a good way to make use of your creative and analytical skills while breaking into the business world. Getting an MBA or even a law degree would let you manage the biggest industrial and capital projects in the world. Real Estate Development, or Plant Engineering/Site Evaluation positions with manufacturing firms who need to locate suitable sites and develop plans for new facilities both in the states and in Asia. Another choice for anyone with a real work ethic and a desire to be productive, but there are numerous positions with federal, state, and even municipal regulatory/management agencies that would benefit from your expertise. EPA, Wastewater Authorities, Bureau of Land Management, Mining Commissions, Army Corps of Engineers, DOD, etc. All have positions which although not titled engineers require an engineering mindset. Interior designing could also be a good option but my advice is only to go into it if you really have a knack for creativity and patience for designing. I have a lot of friends dropping out of it since they couldn't find their interest in the subject for too long. All the best.

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Hi Garima, Greetings! A student can apply for the programme for M.Des in Fashion, interior, product design, and more, Students coming from any 10+2 or graduation discipline from a recognised university, or board with a minimum aggregate of 50%, can appear for any entrance or admission process or any design course. You can also have a look at IILM University, Gurugram. You can appear for IILM University Gurugram's Design Aptitude Test with the Interview Process for applying. They offer M.Des degree programs with various specializations like Fashion, Interior, Interaction, and Product Design of 2-years with an added advantage of Liberal Education in their curriculum with good and advanced pedagogy in teaching. The School of Design & Fashion at IILM University, Gurugram offers a choice of career by combining a major and minor degree within design fields or other mainstream courses like a combination of major in Fashion and minor in Graphic Design or major in Interaction and minor in Business. You can visit their website to apply for the programme or to enquire more. All the best for your bright future.

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Tech/internet would be an exciting move with your passable programming skills from engineering. Construction management would make use of your engineering knowledge but would rarely require you to use it for detailed purposes. You could consider petroleum or mining engineering, where your prior education and experience would still be beneficial but salaries and bonuses are much higher. Environmental engineering is also a strong option, because it's basically civil engineering in a fancy suit (just my opinion, not too sorry if it offends anyone) but most environmental positions are now looking for a Masters. However, if you have your P.E. that will give you a leg up in the competition, since many with Masters in environmental engineering have little or no real world experience at this point. Business consulting is a good way to make use of your creative and analytical skills while breaking in to the business world. Getting an MBA or even a law degree would let you manage the biggest industrial and capital projects in the world. Real Estate Development, or Plant Engineering/Site Evaluation positions with manufacturing firms who need to locate suitable sites and develop plans for new facilities both in the states and in Asia. Another choice for anyone with a real work ethic and a desire to be productive, but there are numerous positions with federal, state, and even municipal regulatory/management agencies which would benefit from your expertise. EPA, Wastewater Authorities, Bureau of Land Management, Mining Commissions, Army Corps of Engineers, DOD, etc. all have positions which although not titled engineer require an engineering mindset. Interior designing could also be a good option but my advise is only go into it if you really have a knack for creativity and patience for designing. I have a lot of friends dropping out of it since they couldn't find their interest in subject for too long. You have to create a portfolio to get into a good college or else you can take a diploma from a reputed institute in your city.

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