IDC ADMISSION TEST & INTERVIEW
M Des Programme: Admission Test / Interview
The candidates who have qualified through CEED will have to further appear for an admission test and interview at IDC, IIT Bombay in the month of May.
For this, you need to apply separately using IDC application form
The candidates who have qualified through CEED will have to further appear for an admission test and interview at IDC, IIT Bombay in the month of May.
For this, you need to apply separately using IDC application form
Please check the dates here:
- Submission of On-line application with application fee from March 11, 2017 to March 30, 2017
- Last date for receipt of hard copy of completed M. Des. application forms March 31, 2017
- Display of short-listed candidates for written test and interview April 19, 2017
- M.Des admission Written test May 2, 2017
- M.Des admission Interview May 03, 2017 and May 04, 2017
- Declaration of Results May 17, 2017
Application Forms for admission to M Des at IDCAdmission portal open from March 11, 2017 to March 30, 2017
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Career Information for a Degree in Industrial Design
Career Information for
a Degree in Industrial Design
Industrial
design careers require formal education. Learn about the degree, job duties and
certification requirements to see if this is the right career for you.
Essential Information
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), a
bachelor's degree is sufficient for most entry-level industrial designer jobs (www.bls.gov).
These programs cover traditional and modern design methods, like pencil
sketching and computer-based modeling. Some programs require completion of an
internship, as well as a professional portfolio of design projects.
Required Education
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Bachelor's degree
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Projected Job Growth (2012-2022)*
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4%
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Median Annual Salary (2013)*
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$62,370 (for commercial and industrial designers)
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Source: *U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Degree Programs
Industrial design programs include topics in science, math,
art and engineering. Coursework also might include topics in design
fundamentals, manufacturing processes and design history. Some programs offer
students the opportunity to study product design. Additional course
requirements might include calculus and physics. Individuals who complete an
industrial design program might start out as entry-level designers.
Industrial design students gain experience in modeling,
sketching and computer-aided design software through lab and studio sessions.
Students might consider programs that have earned accreditation from the
National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD). In some cases,
employers prefer individuals who hold a degree from an accredited program.
Job Duties
Industrial designers conceptualize everyday products. Using
input from clients, as well as their own expertise, these professionals
generate concepts and design prototypes for evaluation. Designers are often
concerned with all factors of a product, including function, quality and
safety. While some work in general design, other industrial designers
specialize in certain types of products, such as household goods.
Experienced individuals might become senior industrial
designers who supervise a product development team comprised of designers and
other professionals, such as engineers. Senior designers oversee all phases of
a product's design, from conception to drafting and production. In addition,
these professionals might give presentations to clients and make final
decisions on projects. Employers often look for senior industrial designers who
have experience in a specific industry, like consumer electronics.
Salary Information and Career Outlook
In May 2013, the BLS reported that the median annual salary
for commercial and industrial designers was $62,370. The BLS estimated that job
opportunities for industrial designers would increase by 4% for the 2012-2022
decade, due in part to consumer demand for quality products.
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