heyy!! i just wanted to know what degree youve chosen , bdes or bvoc or bsc in interior designing and also what kinda entrances did u prep for ? and which degree wld u recommend?
Hey! 👋🏼 I am pursuing a Bachelor of Design (B.Des) in Interior Designing. Interestingly, I didn't need to prepare for any entrance exams for this program. I didn't extensively research the other degrees, here's what I've gathered: B.Des tends to focus more on creativity and design principles, while BVoc offers practical, hands-on training, and BSc might provide a more technical approach. I'd suggest researching each option thoroughly and choosing the one that aligns best with your interests and career goals. Hope this helps 😄
Hey *waves It would be great to have a conversation with you as you're experienced in this field. I've completed my HSC exams, so kindly need some advice!! Your help is much appreciated, thanks for the info ✨
@@DesignBcuz I have just joined interior designing...can you plz tell me what is syllabus of first semester and what I should learn before clg as I am a science student
Hey Thank you for watching my video. It's alright, even if you are a science, commerce, or arts student. Interior design is a very new topic, and I could say that everything you learn will be new for everyone. I would strongly recommend trying out all the activities I mentioned in the video.Consider them as enjoyable activities to do before you start college.I also suggest focusing on sketching, as we do a lot of manual work (not digital but hand-drawn) during our first year. We learn very basic things at first, my subjects were History, Art & Design Fundamentals, Interior Design Fundamentals, Material Exposure and Model Making. All the best for your future !!!
I love how detailed and practical your advice is 👍👍👍
Thank you your comment makes all the hardwork worth it 💛
Very helpful…keep it up💐❤️
Thanks a lot 😊
Good job !! would be really helpful for the ones just starting out in this field 👏
Glad it was helpful !! 😁
This is reAlly informative… u hv really done a good job with this video❤
Thank you it really means a lot😄😄
Thankyou for this video… these tips were super helpful
ThanKk you so much 😄
Awesome video!! starting interior design this year so thankyou!!
Glad it was helpful!
Thx 😊and pls make more video on similar topics
Of course I will :) I would love your suggestions on the type videos you would like to see.
Great video..
Glad you enjoyed it
Please make more vedios
Plzz mujhe bataye course acha hai kya clg.... mujhe bhi interior designer karna hai but course kare mujhe degree milegi kya
heyy!! i just wanted to know what degree youve chosen , bdes or bvoc or bsc in interior designing and also what kinda entrances did u prep for ?
and which degree wld u recommend?
Hey! 👋🏼
I am pursuing a Bachelor of Design (B.Des) in Interior Designing. Interestingly, I didn't need to prepare for any entrance exams for this program.
I didn't extensively research the other degrees, here's what I've gathered:
B.Des tends to focus more on creativity and design principles, while BVoc offers practical, hands-on training, and BSc might provide a more technical approach.
I'd suggest researching each option thoroughly and choosing the one that aligns best with your interests and career goals. Hope this helps 😄
How u get in college?
Hey *waves
It would be great to have a conversation with you as you're experienced in this field.
I've completed my HSC exams, so kindly need some advice!! Your help is much appreciated, thanks for the info ✨
Hey 👋
Sent any questions you have in the comments l will try my best to answer 😁
@@DesignBcuz i mean if we can exchange Instagram I'd then it would be convenient.btw I'm 19
Which college?
Manipal University
@@DesignBcuz I have just joined interior designing...can you plz tell me what is syllabus of first semester and what I should learn before clg as I am a science student
Hey
Thank you for watching my video. It's alright, even if you are a science, commerce, or arts student. Interior design is a very new topic, and I could say that everything you learn will be new for everyone. I would strongly recommend trying out all the activities I mentioned in the video.Consider them as enjoyable activities to do before you start college.I also suggest focusing on sketching, as we do a lot of manual work (not digital but hand-drawn) during our first year. We learn very basic things at first, my subjects were History, Art & Design Fundamentals, Interior Design Fundamentals, Material Exposure and Model Making.
All the best for your future !!!
You given a jee exam
No I didn't have to give jee exam