
About B.Des (Bachelor of Design) in Fashion & Lifestyle Design
Career Opportunities in B.Des (Bachelor of Design) in Fashion & Lifestyle Design

Graphic Designer
Curriculum, offered by the best of academia and the industry, produces "designers" who will lead the "future of fashion".Graphic Designer

Design Managers
Design managers are responsible for leading the design team and working with other executives to define the organisation's UX strategy, define the UX engagement model, and envision the future of the UX business.

Textile Designer
A textile designer creates two-dimensional designs that can be used as repeatable designs in the manufacture of knitted, woven, printed fabrics or textile products. They work in both industrial and non-industrial locations, often specialising or working in specific contexts within the textile industry.

Costume Designer
A costume designer is responsible for designing, creating, or purchasing the costumes and wardrobes worn by actors in film, television, or stage productions. We design costumes specifically for stage productions.
Program Structure
Contemporary English | Art Appreciation |
Colour and Form Studies | Colour and Form Studies Lab |
Drawing I: Media Exploration Lab | Free Hand Drawing |
Material Studies - I Lab | Introduction to Photography Lab |
Typography – I Lab |
Environmental Studies | Color, Context and Composition |
History of Design | Narrative Structure |
Color, Context and Composition Lab | Drawing II : Representation Techniques Lab |
Material Studies - II Lab | Narrative Structure Lab |
Software Skills Lab |
Foreign Language | #Internship – I |
Economics and Management | Introduction to Textile Fibers and Yarns |
Research Methodology and Craft Study | Drawing III: Analytical Drawing Lab |
Introduction to Textile Fibers and Yarns Lab | Material Studies - III Lab |
Research Methodology and Craft Study Lab |
Design Methods and Processes | Fabric Structure – I |
Textile Processing | Traditional Indian Textiles |
Design Methods and Processes Lab | Draping and Pattern Making - I Lab |
Fabric Structure - I Lab | Textile Processing Lab |
Traditional Indian Textiles Lab |
# Internship – II | Calculation and Costing |
Traditional Indian Costumes | Art and Illustration Lab |
Garment Construction Techniques (Soft Material) Lab | Programme Elective - I |
Programme Elective – II | Programme Elective - III |
Design Management | Introduction to Trends and Forecasting |
Textile Testing and Quality Assurance | Garment Construction Techniques(Hard Material) Lab |
Introduction to Trends and Forecasting Lab | Textile Testing and Quality Assurance Lab |
Surface Designing Lab | Programme Elective - IV |
Programme Elective - V | Open Elective – I |
Advances in Fashion and Textiles | Fashion Marketing and Merchandising |
Visual Merchandising | Innovation Workshop FLD Lab |
Visual Merchandising Lab | Programme Electives - VI |
Programme Electives – VII | Open Elective - II |
# Internship – III/Dissertation |
Fee Structure & Eligibility
Programme | Sem | Year | Mode | Eligibility | Academic Fees Per Year (INR) |
Special Fees (Incl. Library Fee & Examination Fees) Per Year (INR) |
Fees Per Year |
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School of Design (UG) |
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B.Des (Bachelor of Design) in Fashion & Lifestyle Design | 8 | 4 | Sem | Passed (10+2) or equivalent course in any discipline from a recognized Board/ Council/ University with a minimum of 50% marks for the general (open) category and 45% marks for the reserved category.
OR Passed 10th Diploma in any stream from any institute. |
Rs. 2,10,000/- | Rs. 10,000/- | Rs. 2,20,000/- |
No of Seats: 20 |
Note:
- Admission Form and Prospectus Rs. 1000/- (One Time).
- Caution Money Rs. 1000/-
- Hostel Fees Rs. 1,10,000/- per annum + 5000 (Deposit Rs 5, 000 at the time of Admission only on refundable basis) Minimum 4 Occupancy
- Transportation Fees as applicable based on Route and Pick Up Point.
- Uniform Cost Rs. 6000/-