What subjects are needed to pursue B. Des Design programs at IILM University, Gurugram?

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    Ayush Saraf | Contributor-Level 8

    a month ago

    To pursue a B.Des program at IILM University, Gurugram, you typically need to have studied Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and English in your 10+2 level (or equivalent). These subjects provide a strong foundation for design studies, especially in areas like product design and interior design.

    However, some universities may also consider other combinations of subjects, such as those related to arts and humanities. It's always best to check the specific requirements of IILM University Gurugram for the B.Des program you're interested in. They may have additional criteria or preferences for admission.

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    Nishant Tanwer | Contributor-Level 8

    2 months ago

    To pursue a Bachelor of Design (B.Des) programme at IILM University, Gurugram, students typically need to have completed their 10+2 or equivalent education from a recognised board. While there may not be specific subject requirements in high school, students with a background in arts, humanities, or any creative field might find it advantageous. However, students from all academic streams are eligible to apply, provided they meet the basic eligibility criteria set by the university.

    Additionally, an interest in creative fields such as drawing, design, visual arts, or problem-solving skills can be helpful when pursuing a B.Des degree. So

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    Ankita | Contributor-Level 9

    7 months ago

    IILM School of Design & Fashion has a rich intellectual capital of highly experienced faculty who engage themselves in continuous research. The course curriculum rationalizes the need of the course, the course Design, Teaching & Learning Approach and the Graduate Profile which will be achieved at the end of the period. The Curriculum is designed to be student-centered and market-oriented. It will continue to build in the currency of the market needs, developments of the evolving market as well as the aspirations of students to engage students in live experiences so that a fair mix of the theoretical and the practical is rolled

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