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National Institute of Design - [NID], Bangalore | ₹464120 |
National Institute of Design - [NID], Vijayawada | ₹202765 |
National Institute of Design - [NID], Kurukshetra | ₹275675 |
National Institute of Design - [NID], Bhopal | ₹275630 |
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The fees for nid is supposed to be paid in two instalments towards the beginning of each semester. The tuition fees for each semester are 183500.Hostel is for 6000 per semester and mess is 23120 each semester. Nid provides freeship to the students whose annual income is less than 500000 per annum and the distribution of the scholarships depends upon the availability of the fund and the number of students applying. To avail a scholarship you need to have a sgpa above 5.
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Fee for every student is same except for nri students they have to pay 5 lakhs per semester which is double the fee of a regular student. There are scholarship for economic weaker section of students. I'm currently paying 220000 per semester.
NIDs feed is 1,20,000 per year. And the full course is for 4 years. They don't give scholarships to students they gave campus placements to students which is quite good approch People do believe that NID campus are quite new for this level of exam but let me tell you it's not. NIDs are really affordable and that Tag will give you so many apportunities in future
Interaction Design Is the design of interactive products and services in which designer focus goes on the way user will interact with it. candidates who want admission in M. Des programme must be graduate in fine art, or four years diploma in design, or graduate in engineering disciplines. It is two years and six months course. at starting teachers focus on academic work there after students have to take up live design project with industry. Faculties are able to provide knowledge and training.
For admission in NID in M. Des NID conduct national level exam NID DAT. DAT is a two stages exam. DAT (prelims) is a written design aptitude test where as DAT(main) comprises a Studio Test and Interview round. NID Studio Test include 3D model making, wire moulding, Audio visual test, Interview and Portfolio round for M. Des. NID DAT is highly competitive exam. There is a group of highly experienced faculties. curriculum is specially designed.
NID conduct an entrance exam every year on national level for admission of students in UG and PG programme. Design Aptitude Test known as NID DAT is a two stages exam with prelims and main. NID DAT prelims for bachelor degree is a written exam. The course curriculum is elaborate. faculties provide vast knowledge in four year programme. NID faculties encourage students in hand driven work.
The course curriculum is updated frequently. The last semester project provides industry exposure. The placement team is in place and they have a good company network. Subjects are well taught and the space allows for overall development
My specialization was on furniture and interior designing which evolved my workings on creation and evolution of objects. The faculties were as well very supportive and helpful, they were also very well experienced and had depth understanding in their respective field.
No I haven't gotten a scholarship but the institute does award it based on parental income. There is mostly a 50% to 100% decrement in the total fees.
I think NID has a good structure and a strong right knot community system, which when tapped into well, can act as a brilliant system of support and upheaval. The course syllabus could be more up to date and market-oriented, but at the same time, it is also thinking based and human-centric which works well for understanding the fundamentals of a design thinking and process. Also, NID is a place with a rich history, this having an abundance of good alumni and visiting faculties. It usually leaves you up with your devices, so most learning here happens from self-driven motivation and curiosity.
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