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]]>Arena Animation GTB Nagar is located in Asia’s most Educational Area Delhi University, brings you a spectrum of International quality courses with state of art facilities. The industry-experienced Autodesk & Aptech Certified faculty at Arena Animation helps spark your creative nerves towards your dream career.
Arena Animation is not just an institute but an educational experience par excellence. Certification courses as well as diploma & certificate course curriculum in industry accredited.
Arena Animation GTB Nagar is set up with the vision of bringing the global standards of the animation industry to India and providing high-caliber animation professionals to studios handling international projects.
To facilitate this at a fast pace, Arena Animation (GTB Nagar) has implemented the best international standards and practices and set up international alliances. We are staffed with professionals with expertise in animation production as well as academic practices.
What is Animation: Animation is any motion which means it s a process of making the illusion of motion and movement and rapid display of a sequence of static images that minimally differ from each other. The illusion as in motion pictures in general—is thought to rely on the phi phenomenon. Animators are artists who specialize in the creation of animation.
Watching animation movies and Animation channels like Cartoon Network is pure fun but if you are also desperate to know about the technology behind it, a career in the animation industry might be suitable for you. From traditional 2D to 3D animation, VFX, and gaming, the animation industry has a wide reach and about offers some great career scope.
The person who designs and devises rules, User interface, and experience for games are known as game designers. They are responsible for the setting and development of stories and characters wireframing of games loaded on computers, the internet, and other respective applications. The duties assigned to the game designer may vary according to the project they are supposed to work on.
There are many creative fields for a talented and passionate person:
Name of the person: Ms Mona
Address: 38, 2nd Floor, Above Kapoor Abhushan, Outram Lines, GTB Nagar, Delhi
Ph : 9811398844, 7827437052
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]]>Schools seem small parts of the big picture but it creates the foundation of the child. The main part of his future depends on what he did in school. Thatswhy parents always want their children to attend the best school. In this new educational era, finding the right school is the biggest challenge for parents. They simply want to give their children the best education. So here we are writing for you the list of the top 20 schools in Delhi to ease your burden a bit.
Without a doubt, The Shri Ram School is the best private in Delhi at present. In fact, many consider it the best school in the country let alone the capital. Whether we talk about its infrastructure or faculty, academics, sports or any other department, it outshines other schools in every way. It was founded in 1988 by Manju Bharat Ram.
Board: IB, ICSE
Grades: Preschool to higher secondary
Where: D-3 Street, Vasant Vihar, New Delhi, Delhi 110057
Vasant Valley school is in the second spot on this list. It is one of the most reputed schools in Delhi when it comes to academic and faculty resources. Its education standards are much better than most of the schools in the city. It was founded in 1990.
Board: CBSE
Grades: Kindergarten to higher secondary
Address: Pocket 7, Sector C, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi, Delhi 110070
Modern School located at Barakhamba Road is one of the best schools in Delhi. Students who has more interest in sports and co-curriculum activities than academics often prefer this school. It does not mean that the school gives less priority to academics. The education level remains to top quality. It was founded in 1920 by Lala Raghubir Singh.
Board: CBSE
Grades: Middle, secondary and higher secondary
Address: Barakhamba Road, New Delhi, Delhi 110001
Springdale school comes close to matching Shri Ram School in every aspect. It often finds its name among the top 10 schools in the country. The school is often accredited for its unique co-curriculum, Leadership management, and Internationalism.
Board: CBSE
Grades: Kindergarten, primary, middle, secondary and higher secondary
Address: Benito Juarez Marg, Dhaula Kuan, New Delhi, Delhi 110021
This co-ed school located at Chanakyapuri excels in terms of Infrastructure and Special Education. This school was founded in 1998. This school is perfect for those students whose interest lies in co-curriculum activities.
Board: CBSE
Grades: Primary, middle and secondary
Address: Dr. S. Radhakrishnan Marg, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi, Delhi 110021
When you are talking about the best schools in Delhi then you have to talk about Delhi Public School. From education to infrastructure, everything about this school is first class. It creates an international learning environment for the students. It was founded in 1972
Board: CBSE
Grades: Middle, secondary, and higher secondary
Address: Police Station Rama Krishna Puram, Kaifi Azmi Marg, Police Colony, Sector 12, RK Puram, New Delhi, Delhi 110022
The Mother’s International school lays a lot of emphasis on academics. It is run by the management of Sri Aurobindo Education Society. It also pays special attention to community services. It came into existence in the year 1956 and is one of the oldest schools in the country.
Board: CBSE
Grades: Kindergarten, primary, secondary and higher secondary
Address: Sri Aurobindo Marg, New Delhi, Delhi 110016
Sardar Patel Vidyalaya is one of the most popular schools among the students in Delhi. It was founded in 1957 and is one of the oldest educational institutions in the country.
Address: Lodi Estate, New Delhi, Delhi 1100 03
Springdales school society runs five schools under them and one of them is located at Pusa Road. It is one of the best school in terms of social learning.
Address: Pusa Road, Upper Ridge Road Junction, New Delhi, Delhi 110005
DPS is one of the biggest names in the world of schools in the country. The school is a top-tiered one in terms of infrastructure and academics. DPS is one of the biggest attraction among students.
Board: CBSE
Grades: Kindergarten, primary, secondary and higher secondary
Address: Sector 3, Phase-I, Dwarka, New Delhi, Delhi 110078
Don’t be surprised to see another DPS school on this list. Such is the reputation od DPS franchise. It was founded in the year 1991 and has evolved into an excellent educational institute. It gives equal importance to both sports and academics.
Board: CBSE
Grades: Kindergarten, primary, middle, secondary, and higher secondary
Address: Sector-C, Pocket-V, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi, Delhi 110070
Ahlcon International School was founded in 2001. It is a new school and that’s why it has a wonderful infrastructure which matches international standards. Located in Mayur Vihar its academics are of top quality. It pays special attention to Leadership Management quality.
Address: Mayur Vihar, Phase-1, Opp Una Enclave, Near Delhi Police Apartment, New Delhi, Delhi 110091
School Board? CBSE
Co-Educational? Yes
Founder in? 2001
Name of the Current Principal? Mr. Sanjay Yadav
Where to call? 011 4777 0777
Next entry in our list of top schools in Delhi is Bal Bharti School located in Pitampura. It is managed by the Child Education Society which runs 13 other schools. It is also one of the more popular schools in Delhi owing to its class infrastructure and excellent academics.
Address: Parwana Road, Pitampura, Behind Police Line, New Delhi, Delhi 110034
The next entry to this list is Nirmal Bhartiya School. It is one of the top schools in the city which gives a lot of attention on moral values along with education. Its infrastructure is one of the best in Delhi.
Address: Sector 14, Dwarka, New Delhi, Delhi 110078
When it comes to giving individual attention to students, no other school beats this one. It has made its reputation on it. It is also known as the Free Progress School.
Address: Sri Aurobindo Marg, Opp IIT Building, New Delhi, Delhi 110016
ST Francis De Sales rightfully earns its place in this list. Founded in 1978, its fame has only risen since then. Many people consider it to be the best school in Delhi when it comes to academics. The quality of teachers is another feather in its cap which makes it one of the best.
Address: A-4C, SS Mota Singh Marg, Opp Buget Bazar, Janakpuri, New Delhi, Delhi 110058
Bluebells International School is a complete package that parents hopes for while searching a school for their children. It was founded in 1977 and its students continue to excel in different fields of academics and co-curriculum activities.
Address: Kailash (Opp.) Lady Sriram College, New Delhi, Delhi 110048
Apeejay education society is a well-known name in the field of education. It already runs various prestigious colleges. Along with that it also imparts education through schools. It is located in Pitampura and was established in 1990.
Address: Plot No. 10, Road No 42, Sainik Vihar, Pitampura, New Delhi, Delhi 110034
Montfort School is situated in Ashok Vihar, Delhi. This school is a part of International Franchise which operates in 33 countries. Its headquarters are in Rome. The Franchise which runs the school also runs 120 other institutions worldwide which include schools, orphanages, technical training institutes and institutions for the differently able. Montfort school exists since 1970.
Address: H-, Block I, Ashok Vihar Phase 1, New Delhi, Delhi 110052
‘Explore and foster the force of Self within the good citizens’ is the aim of this school. Founded in 1964, it is one of the oldest schools in New Delhi. Its reputation has rapidly increased in the past few decades. It is one of the finest schools the capital of the country can boast about.
Address: Paschim Marg, Block C, Vasant Vihar, New Delhi, Delhi 110057
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]]>For any general queries related to the overall online registration or/and admission process, an applicant may write an email to the following email address:
du.helpdesk.2016@du.ac.inFor any technical query related to online registration or/and the admission process, please send an email to the following email address:
ughelp@uims.du.ac.inApplicant may also contact colleges for any specific college-related information.
Useful Link : Candidate can apply CUET Exam Details
Useful Link : Candidate can check DU Admission Cut off List 2016.
| NORTH DELHI Colleges | Website | Telephone | Fax | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aditi Mahavidyalaya (W) Delhi Auchandi Road, Bawana Road Delhi-110039 |
Visit Us | info@amv94.org | 27752741 | 27751317 |
| Daulat Ram College (W) University Campus, 4 PatelChestMarg Delhi-110007 |
Visit Us | daulatramcollegedu@gmail.com | 27667863 | 27666990 |
| Hindu College University Campus Delhi-110007 |
Visit Us | principal@hinducollege.org | 27667184 | 27667284 |
| Hansraj College Malkaganj,University Campus Delhi-110007 |
Visit Us | principal_hrc@yahoo.com | 27667747, 27667458 | 27666338 |
| Indraprastha College for Women 31, Sham Nath Marg Delhi- 110054 |
Visit Us | ipc1924@gmail.com | 23954085, 23962009 | 23976392,23962009 |
| Kirori Mal College University Campus Delhi-110007 |
Visit Us | info@kmcollege.ac.in | 27667861 | 27666579 |
| Miranda House (W) Patel Chest Marg, University of Delhi Delhi-110007 |
Visit Us | principal@mirandahouse.ac.in | 27667367, 27666983 | 27667437 |
| Ramjas College University Campus Delhi-110007 |
Visit Us | principalramjascollege@gmail.com | 27667706 | 27667447 |
| St. Stephen’s College University Campus Delhi-110007 |
Visit Us | ssc@ststephens.edu | 27667271 | 27662324 |
| Shri Ram College of Commerce University Campus Delhi-110007 |
Visit Us | srcc@srcc.edu | 27666519, 27667905 | 27666510 |
| Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Khalsa College University Campus Delhi-110007 |
Visit Us | sgtbkc.du@gmail.com | 27667469 | 27666220 |
| Swami Shraddhanand College Alipur Delhi-110036 |
Visit Us | principalssncollege@gmail.com | 27206533,27207533 | 27206722 |
| WEST DELHI Colleges | Website | Telephone | Fax | |
| Bhagini Nivedita College (W) Kair (Near Najafgarh) New Delhi-110043 |
Visit Us | bnc.kair@gmail.com | 28017485 | 28018326 |
| Bharati College (W) C-4, Janakpuri, Vidya Marg Delhi-110058 |
Visit Us | principalbc@gmail.com | 43273000, 43273001 | 43273040,43273060 |
| Bhaskaracharya College of Applied Sciences Sector-2, Phase-I, Dwarka New Delhi – 110075 |
Visit Us | bhaskaracharya.college@gmail.com | 25087597 | |
| Deen Dayal Upadhyaya College Shivaji Marg, Karampura New Delhi-110015 |
Visit Us | principaldducollege@gmail.com | 25458173, 25173401 | 25173400 |
| Janki Devi Memorial College (W) Sir Ganga Ram Hospital Marg New Delhi-110060 |
Visit Us | jdmcollege@hotmail.com | 25787754 | 25710832 |
| Kalindi College (W) East Patel Nagar New Delhi-110008 |
Visit Us | kalindisampark.du@gmail.com | 25787604 | 25782505 |
| Keshav Mahavidyalaya H-4-5 Zone, PitamPura, (Near SainikVihar, Rani Bagh) Delhi-110034 |
Visit Us | principal@keshav.du.ac.in | 27018805 | 25782505 |
| Lakshmibai College (W) Ashok Vihar, Phase-III Delhi-110052 |
Visit Us | lbcprincipal@yahoo.co.in | 27308598 | 27304076 |
| Rajdhani College Ring Road, Raja Garden New Delhi-110015 |
Visit Us | principal@rajdhani.du.ac.in | 25930752 | 25116988 |
| Satyawati College Ashok Vihar,Phase-III Delhi-110052 |
Visit Us | principal@satyawati.du.ac.in | 27219570 , 27240406 | 27446953 |
| Satyawati College (Evening) Ashok Vihar,Phase-III Delhi-110052 |
Visit Us | principal@satyawatievedu.ac.in | 27213402 | 27130356 |
| Shivaji College Ring Road , Raja Garden New Delhi-110027 |
Visit Us | shivajicollege.ac@gmail.com | 25116644 | 25155551 |
| Shyama Prasad MukherjiCollege( W) Punjabi Bagh (West),Road No. 57 New Delhi-110026 |
Visit Us | spmcollegedu@gmail.com | 25224499 | 25221672 |
| Sri Guru Gobind Singh College of Commerce Near T.V. Tower,Pitampura Delhi-110034 |
Visit Us | sggscc@rediffmail.com principal@sggscc.du.ac.in |
27321528, 27321109 | 27326710 |
| Sri Guru Nanak Dev Khalsa College Dev Nagar Karol Bagh New Delhi-110005 |
Visit Us | principal@sgndkc.du.ac.in | 28729399 | 28728909 |
| DHAULAKUAN Area Colleges | Website | Telephone | Fax | |
| Aryabhatta College Benito Juarez Road New Delhi-110021 |
Visit Us | admin@aryabhattacollege.ac.in | 24110490 | 24117284 |
| Atma Ram Sanatan Dharma College DhaulaKuan New Delhi-110021 |
Visit Us | principal.arsdcollege@gmail.com | 24113436, 24117508 | 24111390 |
| Delhi College of Arts & Commerce Netaji Nagar New Delhi-110023 |
Visit Us | principaldcac@gmail.com | 24109821,26116333 | 26882923 |
| Jesus & Mary College (W) Chanakyapuri, Bapu Dham Complex New Delhi-110021 |
Visit Us | info@jmc.ac.in | 26110041, 26875400 | 24105466 |
| Maitreyi College (W) Sir Ganga Ram Hospital Marg Chanakyapuri Bapu Dham Complex New Delhi-110021 |
Visit Us | maitreyi1967@yahoo.co.in | 24673815 | 24101053 |
| Motilal Nehru College Benito Juarez Marg New Delhi-110021 |
Visit Us | motilalnehru64@gmail.com | 24112604 | 24110174 |
| Motilal Nehru College (Evening) Benito Juarez Marg New Delhi-110021 |
Visit Us | contact@mlnce.org | 24110030 | 24110954 |
| Ram Lal Anand College Benito Juarez Road Delhi-110021 |
Visit Us | rla_1963@yahoo.co.in | 24112557 | 24112151 |
| Sri Venkateswara College Dhaula Kuan New Delhi-110021 |
Visit Us | principal@svc.ac.in | 24112196, 24118590 | 24118535 |
| SOUTH DELHI Colleges | Website | Telephone | Fax | |
| Acharya Narendra Dev College Govindpuri, Kalkaji New Delhi-110019 |
Visit Us | principal@andc.du.ac.in | 26294542, 26293224 | 26294540 |
| College of Vocational Studies Triveni(Sheikh Sarai), Phase-II New Delhi-110017 |
Visit Us | cvs_1972@yahoo.com | 29258544, 29258792 | 29256117 |
| Deshbandhu College Kalkaji New Delhi-110019 |
Visit Us | dbcollege.du@gmail.com | 26439565 | 26449396 |
| Dyal Singh College Lodhi Road New Delhi-110003 |
Visit Us | principal@dsc.du.ac.in | 24367819 , 24365948 | 24365606 |
| Dyal Singh College (Evening) Lodhi Road New Delhi-110003 |
Visit Us | dyalsingheveningcollege@yahoo.co.in | 24367658 | 24369983 |
| Gargi College (W) Siri Fort Road New Delhi-110049 |
Visit Us | gargicollege7@gmail.com | 26494544 | 26494215 |
| Institute of Home Economics (W) F-4, Hauz Khas Enclave, Behind Near Hauz Khas Metro Station New Delhi-110016 |
Visit Us | principal.ihe@gmail.com | 26532402, 46018108 | 26510616 |
| Kamala Nehru College (W) August Kranti Marg New Delhi-110049 |
Visit Us | kamla.nehru_du@hotmail.com | 26494881 | 26495964 |
| Lady Shri Ram College for Women Lajpat Nagar New Delhi-110024 |
Visit Us | principal@lsr.edu.in | 45494949, 26434459 | 26216951 |
| P.G.D.A.V. College Nehru Nagar , Ring Road New Delhi-110065 |
Visit Us | 29832092 | 29836020 | |
| P.G.D.A.V. College (Evening) Nehru Nagar , Ring Road New Delhi-110003 |
Visit Us | principalpgdaveve@gmail.com | 29845214 | 29840166 |
| Ramanujan College Kalkaji New Delhi-110019 |
Visit Us | ramanujancollege2010@gmail.com | 26430192, 26430191 | 26421826 |
| Sri Aurobindo College Malviya Nagar New Delhi-110017 |
Visit Us | principal@aurobindo.du.ac.in | 26692986 | 26691014 |
| Sri Aurobindo College (Evening) Malviya Nagar New Delhi-110017 |
Visit Us | sriaurobindoe@yahoo.co.in | 41751306 | 41751307 |
| Shaheed Bhagat Singh College Sheikh Sarai, Phase-II New Delhi-110017 |
Visit Us | sbscprincipal@gmail.com | 29250306 | 29257472 |
| Shaheed Bhagat Singh College (Evening) Sheikh Sarai, Phase-II New Delhi-110017 |
Visit Us | principal.sbsec@gmail.com | 29253430 | 29257826 |
| EAST DELHI Colleges | Website | Telephone | Fax | |
| Bhim Rao Ambedkar College Main Wazirabad Road, Yamuna Vihar Delhi-110094 |
Visit Us | info@brambedkarcollege.org | 22814126 | 22814747 |
| Shaheed Rajguru College of Applied Sciences for Women Vivek Vihar Delhi-110092 |
Visit Us | principal@rajguru.du.ac.in | 22623503, 22623505 | 22623504 |
| Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies Vivek Vihar Delhi-110092 |
Visit Us | cbs@sscbsdu.ac.in | 22154581, 22160681 | 22159941 |
| Maharaja Agrasen College Vasundhra Enclave Delhi-110096 |
Visit Us | principal@mac.du.ac.in | 22610552 | 22610552 |
| Shyam Lal College GT Road , Shahadara Delhi-110032 |
Visit Us | slcm@shyamlal.du.ac.in | 22324086 | 22322201 |
| Shyam Lal College (Evening) GT Road , Shahadara Delhi-110032 |
Visit Us | shyamlal_e@yahoo.co.in | 22324883 | 22324078 |
| Vivekananda College (W) Vivek Vihar Delhi-110032 |
Visit Us | vivac2008@gmail.com | 22150100 | 22164626 |
| CENTRAL DELHI Colleges | Website | Telephone | Fax | |
| Lady Irwin College (W) Sikandra Road New Delhi-110001 |
Visit Us | ladyirwincrc@yahoo.in | 23739249 , 23321635 | 23711222 |
| Mata Sundri College for Women Mata Sundri Lane New Delhi-110002 |
Visit Us | matasundricollege.du@gmail.com | 23237291 , 23221449 | 23236102 |
| Zakir Husain Delhi College Jawahar Lal Nehru Marg New Delhi-110002 |
Visit Us | zakirhusaindelhicollege@gmail.com | 23233420, 23232218 | 23215906 |
| Zakir Husain College (Evening) Jawahar Lal Nehru Marg New Delhi-110002 |
Visit Us | zhpge.college@gmail.com | 23231899 | 23231780 |
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]]>Olympiads usually have different exam patterns and contain trickier and complex questions. Learning the rules is, therefore, the key to securing your success in such a competitive environment. Next, you need to obtain the resources and stick to them. Knowing the best Olympiad preparation books is a requisite before you go forth buying any study or preparation material in real.
Internet resources also provide a vast array of knowledge that will also assist you with the best books for Olympiad preparation. You can access a variety of beneficial Olympiad books online to add to your conceptual knowledge.
You can also refer to some reference books and textbooks besides the National Olympiad books available at your local book stores, schools, libraries, friends’ place and family. Also look for models which you can access from local schools or community colleges or get as freebies from doctors, dentists or local professional organizations.
Do not forget the maps which you can easily get through the web. These essential maps for preparation include the topographic maps and road maps.
Olympiad preparation books will serve to be the best preparing competition resources for you. Organize the materials properly and prepare for the competition using all of your available resources. Keep modifying the information as you use it in order to make it more efficient.
Challenge yourself continuously and stay motivated. Find out tricks to keep your motivation level high. Stay healthy both physically and mentally. Read newspapers and add 5 words to your vocabulary every day.
Follow the science Olympiad website, event resources and test packets. Be sure to have the latest version of the event rules and also keep in head the event parameters to get a checklist of what all you are allowed to get with during the event. Go ahead with the Olympiad previous year papers which will help you in testing your Olympiad skills. You can also take online tests which are specially outlined to prepare for the Science Olympiad tests.
You can choose to buy the National Science Olympiad workbook which has segregated versions based on each class syllabus. These books will surely boost your preparation and will help you practice in a desirable and efficient manner. These books contain the latest previous year paper of NSO of corresponding classes and come in soft copy only. You can easily download, save or print them and access them anytime as per your requirement.
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]]>Every Student wants to know how to become a pilot and wants to get a commercial pilot license? There are many pilot training institute/aviation courses to study of the pilot and fulfil your dream in pilot jobs and good salary. There is a wooming scope in aeronautical engineering as a Pilot. You Should Learn about airline pilot training before taking a decision to become a Pilot
A pilot is not a simple career as you have learned “how to drive a car?” You are the one most responsible person for hundreds of lives in a single aircraft or aeroplane. You may need to carry out more than 100 headaches before flying a passenger aircraft or other private jets.
In the term, there are two pilots. The Senior and experienced Pilot is the captain and the second one is the co-pilot. In bigger aircraft, there should be a third pilot too as the flight engineer. However, after the automatic computerized monitoring system, maximum airlines are left with only two pilots. The captain keeps surveillance to other crew members while co-pilot monitoring the system and communicate with the air traffic controllers. The different functions of air pilots are:
There are two major career paths to being hired as an airline pilot: civilian or military. Each path has its own advantages and disadvantages:
Civilian
In civilian, we have two options: college or flight school. While there is no college requirement to be a pilot, college shows that you are trainable and can succeed in a challenging curriculum—both of which are necessary traits in a commercial airline pilot. You can choose to attend a college that offers a two- or four-year degree along with flight training towards the various flight certificates you will need. After this, you will need some flight experience.
Civilian flight Pilot training is very expensive. Basic flying lessons of Pilot Training start at about $80 an hour, and you will need at least 250 hours before you receive your commercial rating. It also costs a great deal to rent aeroplanes for instruction.
Military
Second option to become a commercial airline pilot is to receive your Pilot training through the military. You will have to give a commitment to a set number of years in the military Pilot after one year of pilot training (in the Air Force, this is a ten-year commitment). You will need to get other requirements, such as college course work, good health, and adequate physical abilities. There is no guaranteeing that you will pass the military flight training on the service’s rigid time schedule, or that you will be able to fly a specific aeroplane. In Airforce, You will receive the best training in the equipment that an airline pilot would fly and don’t confuse with the job of the pilot of Indian Air Force. IAF pilot is selected through NDA exam, training is free.
You must be prepared for the military life, however; it is not a commitment to take on lightly. You will have to follow orders, risk bodily harm, and use lethal weapons. If you are not able to do this, the military is probably not the best career for you.
Entry requirements for Pilot Training programs vary according to the training location and local regulatory requirements and For a career in Pilot you should meet the following minimum entry criteria:
| Degree Level | Bachelor’s degree |
| Degree Fields | Aircraft operations, aviation, aeronautical engineering or related field |
| Training and Experience | Up to 2 months of ground training; more 1500 hours of flight experience |
| Licensure and Certification | Commercial pilot’s license; instrument rating; airline transport pilot certificate |
| Key Skills | Strong communication, problem-solving and observation skills, good depth perception and reaction time, ability to operate aircraft computer and navigation systems |
| Salary | $120,000 per year (2014 median salary for all airline pilots, copilots and flight engineers) |
While a college degree is not always required to get started in this career field, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reports that airline pilots are required to have a bachelor’s degree, which can be in any major. However, aspiring pilots can gain more relevant knowledge by enrolling in an aviation or aeronautics bachelor’s program. Regardless of major, students must complete coursework in physics, aeronautical engineering, mathematics and English. It’s important to enrol in an aviation or aeronautics program that has been approved by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
Aspiring airline pilots are required to complete a certain number of hours of flight training to qualify for licensure. To obtain a commercial pilot’s license, 250 hours of flight time, in addition to 1,500 hours of flight time for an airline transport pilot certificate is required. Flight training can be completed through degree programs or through flying schools approved by the FAA. Airline pilots must also have a minimum of 40 hours of instrument flying experience in-air and through simulation. Instrument flying ratings demonstrate a pilot’s ability to fly in low visibility conditions.
Success Tips:
Find personal flight instructors. Although formal training provides basic education, it usually doesn’t provide enough experience to easily succeed as an airline pilot, according to ALPA. By hiring personal instructors, students have the opportunity to acquire in-depth knowledge.
Join the military. According to the ALPA, many pilots have obtained flying experience through the military. Military pilots also have the opportunity to gain substantial flight experience and are often attractive candidates for airline companies.
To obtain a pilot’s license, a minimum number of hours of flight experience must be completed. Individuals are also expected to pass a written exam, demonstrate flying ability and take an instrument flying rating exam. As a part of the pilot’s license stipulations, individuals are required to pass a physical exam, which includes having vision correctable to 20/20, good hearing and no physical handicaps that could interfere with the job.
Many airline companies require pilots to take physical, psychological and aptitude tests, as well as drug tests as a prerequisite for employment. Once hired, pilots are generally required to undergo an additional 6 to 8 weeks of training, including at least 25 hours of flight time. Additionally, most new hires are brought on as co-pilots. It’s also not uncommon for some pilots to start their career at small commuter or regional airline companies. This gives them the opportunity to gain more flying experience before being hired by a major airline.
Most advancement in this field is based on seniority, but pilots can reach the rank of captain through other means. Airline pilots can obtain an air transport pilot’s license, which shows cross-country, night and instrument flying experience. This requires passing additional FAA written and practical exams. Pilots may also aim to acquire more flight ratings. Typically, ratings directly correlate to the type of aircraft one can fly, such as a multi-engine jet.
Success Tip:
Join a professional association. Airline pilots have the ability to continue learning and staying up-to-date with changes in the industry through membership with professional pilot associations. For example, pilots can access aircraft safety training webcasts and webinars offered by the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA) or safety seminars offered by the International Federation of Airline Pilots Associations (IFALPA).
In case you have passed 12th Science, you may join a CPL (Commercial Pilot Licence) training program if you meet the above mentioned educational and medical standards. You may approach private institutes, fill forms and get started.
Most Pilot Training institutes have a Pilot Aptitude Test, which a candidate must clear, in order to get selected. The Aptitude Test is a 3 stage process, comprising of- written examination, Interview and the Aptitude Test.
There are subjects in the written exam like- Mathematics, Geography, General Knowledge, English skills etc. This is followed by an Interview.
Candidates who cleared these two stages are called for the third stage- Pilot Aptitude Test. After these final stages, a medical examination is conducted. After all processes, a merit list is prepared, based on the all performance of candidates in each stage of the selection process as well as the medical examination. Based on merit, deserving candidates will be selected and they provide pilot training to become Commercial Pilots!
The UPSC conducts the NDA (National Defence Academy) exam, clearing which you undergo a 3-year training at NDA, Khadakwasla, followed by flying training at Air Force Training Establishments. Post this, you will be commissioned as “permanent commission officers” and may be posted as pilots at any Air Force station.
Learn more about the eligibility criteria, exam pattern, dates for the NDA exam: UPSC National Defence Academy (NDA) and Naval Academy (NA) Examination
As a graduate, you can join the flying branch as a pilot by joining the “Air Force Academy” in any of the following ways:
CDSE (for men only)
UPSC conducts the Combined Defence Services (CDS) Exam for admission to either one from Indian Military Academy / Indian Naval Academy/ Air Force Academy (AFA). After training from AFA, you get a permanent commission as pilots. Learn more about the eligibility criteria, exam pattern, dates for the CDS exam: Combined Defence Services (CDS) Exam
NCC Special entry (for men only)
You can apply to the Flying Branch of the Indian Air Force if you are an Air Wing Senior Division ’C’ Certificate holder of the National Cadet Corps (NCC). Only men can join the Air Force through this mode of entry and will be given a Permanent Commission.
AFCAT (for men & women)
This exam (Air Force Common Admission Test – AFCAT) allows both men & women to get into the flying branch for Short Service Commission (SSC) i.e. for 14 years. Learn more about the eligibility criteria, exam pattern, dates for the AFCAT exam: All about AFCAT – Air Force Common Admission Test
The training period is 1 year long in case of most institutes. Some Training Schools also have crash course kind of program, whose duration is comparatively less.
The training process can be classified into two parts-
#1 Flying Training
#2 Ground Training
Ground training is all about dealing with aspects of Aviation such as- Navigation, Air Traffic Systems and rules, working of Aircraft machines and systems, safety systems etc.
Flying training is all about mastering the ‘art’ of flying an aircraft! This is the part that proves costly in the training process!
As I said before, a candidate has to clock 200 hours of flight hours before he/she is provided with a CPL!
Now, let us talk about cost-effective methods to become a Commercial Pilot in India. So far, I’ve been providing details related to CPL training. Now, let me introduce you the low-cost way to acquire a CPL and become a Commercial Pilot.
1. Government Aviation Training Institute, Bhubaneswar
2. Coimbatore Flying Club, Coimbatore
3. Indian Aviation Academy, Mumbai
4. Jamshedpur Co-operative Flying Club Ltd, Jamshedpur
5. All India Institute of Aeronautics, (AIIA), Dehradun
6. Rajiv Gandhi Aviation Academy, Secunderabad
7. Ahmedabad Aviation and Aeronautics, Ahmedabad
8. Government Flying Training School, Bangalore
9. Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Uran Akademi, Bareli
10. West Bengal Flying Training Institute, Kolkata
11. Karnal Aviation Club, Kunjpura Road, Karnal, Haryana
12. Government Flying Club, Aerodrome, Lucknow
13. School of Aviation Science and Technology, Delhi Flying Club Ltd, New Delhi
14. State Civil Aviation, UP Govt Flying Training Center Kanpur and Varanasi
15. Rajasthan State Flying School, Sanganer Airport, Jaipur
16. Andra Pradesh Flying Club Hyderabad Airport, Hyderabad
17. Assam Flying Club, Guwahati Airport, Guwahati
18. Bihar Flying Institute, Civil Aerodrome, Patna, Bihar
19. CAE Oxford Aviation Academy
COMMERCIAL PILOT
If you are interested in becoming a commercial pilot then you should have a requirement of the 12th pass with Physics & Maths. After that
1. Clear DGCA class 2 medical and get your File Number.
2. Take an initial ground class for an experienced instructor.
3. Choose a good flight training school in USA, Canada, New Zealand (other than India) and take admission
4. Fly and log min of 200 hrs
5. Clear theory & flying exams and get your CPL.
For a Pilot Course, I suggest you not to contact any agents or consultancy. Do not waste your money on them. You can directly join the flight schools for your CPL training
Training cost depends on the country & school you select,
-In the USA the cost will be 16-22 lakh, duration 6 – 8 months
-In New Zealand, it will be 19-25 lakh, duration 1 year
-In India, the same course will be around 28 – 30 lakh, duration 2 – 3 years. Defence Pilot: If you are interested in becoming a pilot in Indian Airforce then,
There are mainly 2 types of entries,
(i) NDA Entry: 10 + 2 male students with Mathematics and Physics as their subjects can apply provided they are between 16 1/2 Yrs -19 Yrs of age and are unmarried. NDA Advertisements are released by UPSC in March and September every year. Aspirants must remember that UPSC releases advertisements 15 months in advance for courses commencing January and July every year. This is for permanent commission in the Flying Branch of the IAF.
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]]>There are many prospects of an MBA degree, sufficiently justifying the reason for its popularity. And one thing not many people tell you is that there are many prospects of a global MBA degree as well! The best news in this spectrum is that many MBA colleges in our country also offer these global MBA courses. Here are some basic ways in which a global MBA from a good MBA school in Delhi or elsewhere has great prospects for the student:
With globalisation on its way, the internationalisation of MBA programmes is also simultaneously taking place. In fact, it has become the key goal for Indian business schools. Combining intercultural, international and global dimensions into research, teaching and service of institutions is the need of the hour. And it is something that a global MBA can easily provide.
In today’s world, a majority of business schools offer global MBA programmes which include a semester of a minimum of 18-20 weeks abroad. The best part about this curriculum is that it allows an individual to gain exposure and observe the workings of the systems in other countries of the world.
For a business professional, one of the main requirements is to network with people. One never knows which connection gets them a flurry of work and further business. Extending friendships and professional relationships beyond classrooms is an art and it must be learnt. A global MBA helps in fostering the skill and allows the students to use the skill in real life.
An MBA with international learning helps an individual prepare himself/herself as a future leader and manager on a global level. It allows individuals to practise business analytics in a cross-cultural environment. It also helps to adopt other systems and ways of working that are new to our country for better efficiency and accuracy.
Many a time, it also affects the placement and the final package you get as a working professional. A global MBA can only add to your list of credentials and gives you more credibility and accountability. Your skill set improves and there is more exposure in terms of network, contacts and approaches to problem-solving. Hiring firms notice these differences and tend to pay people possessing these skills more generously.
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]]>One of the questions often asked by students considering pursuing their studies abroad is to do with choosing an ideal test. Circumstances for admission such as Visa acquisition procedures play critical here. However, there are times when a test that is deemed best to certify one’s language proficiency is already decided on. But here is the catch. Do you have what it takes to excel? Well, with all the aforementioned taken care of, you must then ask yourself whether you’ve got the requisite writing skills for passing these all-important and necessary tests and if not, do you have in mind someone you can pay to write essay in the best way possible?
In as much as you may sometimes make a decision on which test best suit your circumstances of moving to a foreign country, passing them remains non-negotiable. You have to do it or otherwise, lose a golden opportunity. So, what next? Take a look at the following tips:
This is basically advance preparation phase. There are chances that if you do not take this stage seriously, any test that will be administered may be a shocker. You need to know the differences between TOEIC, IELTS, and TOEFL especially with regard to the various forms in which they are tested. Thus, doing so from as early as two months before the exam date will edge you closer to passing with flying colors.
Also, passing these tests is heavily reliant on what you have as study materials. You need to buy the relevant books even though some are quite expensive but at the end the day, it’s always worth the best scores. Samples are equally useful and you can access them online from buy essays online websites. It important to choose the best books and you may thus consider consulting someone who has done these tests before or just an expert at it.
Note that you will need to equally get endowed with oral skills; after all, you need that English accent. To go about this, make it a habit of listening to Native speakers attentively, whether one-on-one or over International English Radio channels and on tvs such as VOA, BBC, and others. The channel you choose hugely depends on the college in which you are seeking college admission.
In conclusion, it is important that before the big day, you have had enough rest and eaten well. You should equally have a mindset for it. Do not fret about it or even entertain a tense mood. With tips explored in this post, you shouldn’t afford to fail, at least not now.
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The reason for choosing engineering has various advantages as the advancement of a society depends upon the engineers and their technological innovations. Other than just getting a high paid job, a career in engineering has several other benefits that intellectual students can look forward to. Some of such benefits are discussed below which can help the students to clear their dilemma of choosing engineering and they can make an informed decision.
It should be noted that to pursue a course in engineering, one has to appear for entrance tests like JEE to get admission into any of the top engineering colleges. The engineering entrance tests include topics like Ohms law, kinematics, organic chemistry, etc. and require the applicants to be thorough with all the syllabus topics.
The course structure of engineering is designed in a way to develop intellectual and critical thinking of the individuals. In general, the engineering students show better pragmatic and creative skills than their counterparts. The engineers also develop problem-solving abilities during their rigorous course.
The career of an engineer is full of new challenges and a variety of other critical roles. Engineers have to strain their brains and come to certain conclusions and decisions that might or might not work in their favour. Most engineers consider these challenges as their lifeline which forces them to think harder and work better.
It is already mentioned that the advancement of a society depends on the engineers. Engineers are responsible to innovate and bring a revolution in the society and in our everyday lives. Some of the technological innovations that revolutionized the society include developing efficient transportation systems, easy communication mediums, etc.
An engineer is always respected and admired by the others for their contribution to the society and making lives easier and better. The efforts students put to complete their engineering are worth it when the people look forward to an engineer for new innovations and societal upliftment.
Engineering jobs are one of the most highly paid and respected jobs in almost every country. Also, as the demand for engineers is always on the rise, the job security of an engineer is higher when compared to other job roles. It should also be noted that the growth opportunities of engineers are extremely high since they develop the skills and abilities to move up the professional ladder during their course duration.
These aforementioned benefits reflect the benefits of an engineering degree. As engineering is all about maths, chemistry and physics, the aspiring engineers are suggested to build their foundation in these subjects from early years to be able to comprehend the complex engineering topics easily.
Students can subscribe to Byju’s YouTube channel and learn various physics topics more effectively in an engaging and interactive way.
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]]>NID is well-known and reputed not only in India but across international borders too. In the year 2010, Business Week included National Institute of Design in the list of top 50 design schools in the world. Its reputation has only grown since then. NID has got excellent faculty and wonderful learning environment. This is the reason it is one of the most popular institutes of design in the country. However, taking admission into this Institute is not an easy thing. Thousands of students apply every year to get into NID but only a few lucky ones are able to make the cut. It offers only 100 seats in its B.Des program and 275 seats in its M.Des program.
NID offers two different professional education programs at Masters and Bachelors level in 20 diverse design domains and five faculty streams. Few of NID’s field of specialization is Product Design, Industrial Design, Graphic Design, Apparel & Lifestyle Design and Transportation & Automobile Design.
NID has established ongoing pedagogic relationships and exchange programs with more than 55 overseas institutions in different countries.
The overall programs offered by NID are a combination of skills, theory, design projects and on-field experiences supported by cutting-edge design studios, skill & innovation labs and the Knowledge Management Centre. They also provide sponsored design projects to the students so that they can get the professional experience.
It also offers a Graduate level Diploma in design.
The four-year-long Bachelor of Design (B.Des.) programme is offered at NID. The first year of this programme is a mandatory foundation course, only after which students can select their specialisation based on their performance and on the number of seats available.Students may apply in any of the following disciplines:
Animation Film Design: The aim of this course is to enable students to find solutions to various problems in different fields of communication design by using animated movies as a creative medium.
| Total Seats | 15 |
| Duration | 4 Years |
| Highlights | 2D, 3D, Clay, Mixed Media, Pixilation, Experimental, Graphic Narrative |
| Design Faculty | Communication Design |
Ceramic & Glass Design: This course offers many opportunities in the domain of creativity and art and functional possibilities in architectural spaces, hospitality industry, healthcare, hi tech products, lifestyle product categories. and home décor.
| Total Seats | 10 |
| Duration | 4 Years |
| Highlights | exposure to allied materials, such as bamboo, wood, metal & leather |
| Design Faculty | Industrial Design |
Exhibition Design: The aim of this discipline is to make the students understand about the planning of built and open spaces so that an appropriate environment for communication is achieved.
| Total Seats | 10 |
| Duration | 4 Years |
| Highlights | museums, galleries and trade exhibitions; and cultural and theatrical events. |
| Design Faculty | communication Design |
Film and Video Communication: The films made by the students of NID have won many awards at national and international stage. After doing this course a student can work in interactive media, television channels, Film production houses, advertising agencies, etc.
| Total Seats | 10 |
| Duration | 4 Years |
| Highlights | Advertising agencies, Film production houses, television channels, interactive media |
| Design Faculty | Communication Design |
Furniture and Interior Design: Interior design deals with the creating realistic interiors and in 3d so that they can be built in real world. This discipline enables students to create plans for houses, buildings and even big cities.
| Total Seats | 10 |
| Duration | 4 Years |
| Highlights | Furniture and Interior Design discipline |
| Design Faculty | Industrial Design |
Graphic Design: Today graphics has become one of the most important means of communication. This discipline enables the students to face all new context challenges and technological upgrades in the field of Visual Communication and Graphic Design domain.
| Total Seats | 15 |
| Duration | 4 Years |
| Highlights | typography, publication design, image making, illustration, photography, packaging, print design |
| Design Faculty | Communication Design |
Product Design: Product design mainly deals with the relationship between systems, products and those who use them.
Furniture and Interior Design discipline
| Total Seats | 15 |
| Duration | 4 Years |
| Highlights | Design for industry |
| Design Faculty | Industrial Design |
Textile Design: Textile design emphasizes on building a variety of skills, along with practical application and theoretical knowledge. It includes weave structure, dyeing techniques, , textile fibres, basic inputs in garment design, printing methods, surface design and sewing techniques.
| Total Seats | 15 |
| Duration | 4 Years |
| Highlights | Social sciences, fashion, trends, brand identity, technology and computer-aided design |
| Design Faculty | Textile, Apparel, Lifestyle & Accessory Design |
The two-and-a-half year long Master of Design (M.Des.) programme at NID is offered at its campuses in Ahmedabad, Bengaluru and Gandhinagar. Students may apply in any of the following disciplines:
Animation Film Design: The aim of this course is to enable students to find solutions to various problems in different fields of communication design by using animated movies as a creative medium.
| Total Seats | 15 |
| Duration | 2.5 Years |
| Highlights | 2D, 3D, Clay, Mixed Media, Pixilation, Experimental, Graphic Narrative |
| Design Faculty | Communication Design |
Apparel Design: It gives the students the understanding of fashion. It deals with the designing of clothes according to various ocassions. Students of NID are working with many popular fashion houses.
| Total Seats | 15 |
| Duration | 2.5 Years |
| Highlights | History of Costume and Fashion Design, Science and Liberal Arts, Design Management |
| Design Faculty | Textile, Apparel, Lifestyle & Accessory Design |
Ceramic & Glass Design: This course offers many opportunities in the domain of creativity and art and functional possibilities in architectural spaces, hospitality industry, healthcare, hi tech products, lifestyle product categories. and home décor.
| Total Seats | 10 |
| Duration | 2.5 Years |
| Highlights | exposure to allied materials, such as bamboo, wood, metal & leather |
| Design Faculty | Industrial Design |
Design for Retail Experience: This program views the retail industry in a holistic manner and it is designed for the students who come from various backgrounds. It aims to build design competence and aesthetic sensibility along with the knowledge of managerial skills.
| Total Seats | 15 |
| Duration | 2.5 Years |
| Highlights | Retail spatial design, Retail communication & branding, Retail furniture & fixtures, Packaging |
| Design Faculty | Interdisciplinary Design |
Digital Game Design: It imparts the students with training and creativity along with latest technologies so that they can create amazing gaming experience.Students are also given professional projects so that they can have the experience of working in the professional environment.
| Total Seats | 15 |
| Duration | 2.5 Years |
| Highlights | Interactive digital storytelling, Visual effects & motion graphics, 2D/3D character animation |
| Design Faculty | IT Integrated |
Furniture and Interior Design: Interior design deals with the creating realistic interiors and in 3d so that they can be built in real world. This discipline enables students to create plans for houses, buildings and even big cities.
| Total Seats | 15 |
| Duration | 2.5 Years |
| Highlights | Design for industry |
| Design Faculty | Industrial Design |
Graphic Design: Today graphics has become one of the most important means of communication. This discipline enables the students to face all new context challenges and technological upgrades in the field of Visual Communication and Graphic Design domain.
| Total Seats | 15 |
| Duration | 4 Years |
| Highlights | typography, publication design, image making, illustration, photography, packaging, print design |
| Design Faculty | Communication Design |
Information Design:
| Total Seats | 15 |
| Duration | 2.5 Years |
| Highlights | Information Design, User Interface Design and User Experience Design |
| Design Faculty | IT INTEGRATED |
Interaction Design
| Total Seats | 15 |
| Duration | 2.5 Years |
| Highlights | IT services & products, consumer durables & devices, automotive, healthcare, media etc |
| Design Faculty | IT INTEGRATED |
Lifestyle Accessory Design: This program teaches and trains the students to create and visualize lifestyle accessories using different processes, materials and technologies. It is related to the way people live their life and the products they use.
| Total Seats | 15 |
| Duration | 2.5 Years |
| Highlights | IT services & products, consumer durables & devices, automotive, healthcare, media etc |
| Design Faculty | IT INTEGRATED |
New Media Design:
| Total Seats | 15 |
| Duration | 2.5 Years |
| Highlights | To explore or critically examine the relationship between culture and technology. To gain competency to judge the right use of technology. To lead insights which may lead to the birth of new technology. |
| Design Faculty | IT INTEGRATED |
Photography Design: This program of NID is meant to make the students the dynamics of photography at core level. After completing this course students may find jobs in various sectors such as media professionals, critics and writers, photographers, curators and gallery professionals, photo editors and business entrepreneurs.
| Total Seats | 15 |
| Duration | 2.5 Years |
| Highlights | media professionals, photographers, curators and gallery professionals, photo editors and entrepreneurs |
| Design Faculty | COMMUNICATION DESIGN |
Product Design: Product design mainly deals with the relationship between systems, products and those who use them.
| Total Seats | 15 |
| Duration | 2.5 Years |
| Highlights | Design for industry |
| Design Faculty | Industrial Design |
Strategic Design Management: The strategic Design Management program also known as SDM redefines and redesigns the management processes through strategic design interventions. It embed, use and apply the design based creative, systemic, holistic, integrative and human centric skills to management and organizational processes in an innovative way.
| Total Seats | 15 |
| Duration | 2.5 Years |
| Highlights | Design contextually effective strategies, policies, business processes, tools and techniques |
| Design Faculty | INTERDISCIPLINARY DESIGN |
Textile Design: Textile design emphasizes on building a variety of skills, along with practical application and theoretical knowledge. It includes weave structure, dyeing techniques, , textile fibres, basic inputs in garment design, printing methods, surface design and sewing techniques.
| Total Seats | 15 |
| Duration | 2.5 Years |
| Highlights | Social sciences, fashion, trends, brand identity, technology and computer-aided design |
| Design Faculty | Textile, Apparel, Lifestyle & Accessory Design |
Toy & Game Design: The aim of Toy and Game Design aims to develop a creative and professional approach to meet the ever growing demands in the field of education and entertainment. This course involves material and media studies, basic design fundamentals, user psychology, creative thinking, cultural studies etc.
| Total Seats | 10 |
| Duration | 2.5 Years |
| Highlights | play, game theory, character design, user research methods |
| Design Faculty | Industrial Design |
Transportation & Automobile Design: This program is Process centric in nature and strongly focus on socio-economic and cultural and environmental aspects of transportation. The students also learn to solve various problems in the world of automobile design.
| Total Seats | 15 |
| Duration | 2.5 Years |
| Highlights | automobiles (aesthetics (exterior/interior), human factors/ vehicle packaging, display & controls |
| Design Faculty | Industrial Design |
Universal Design: This program mainly focus on Universal design thinking & research and strategic approaches towards contextual innovation methods, social & cultural studies, meaningful differentiators and participator design development process.
| Total Seats | 15 |
| Duration | 2.5 Years |
| Highlights | Form study, Human factors, Semiotics, Materials and Manufacturing technologies will be studio/theory based |
| Design Faculty | Industrial Design |
The main NID campus is located in Ahmedabad, Gujrat. NID has built its Postgraduate campus in Gandhinagar, Gujrat while its R&D Campus is at Bengaluru.
The visitors can visit any of the campuses at any time of the year (except on public holidays). You will have to get a visitor’s pass before entering the campus which is available at the main gate.
In order to apply for admission in NID, the candidate must download the admission form from NID’s website. You must fill the complete form and hand it over personally or post it on any nationalized bank with a demand draft in favor of ‘National Institute of Design’.
Fee: The fee of admission form is Rs 1500 for general category students. For students belonging to reserved categories (OBC, SC/ST etc.) the fee is Rs 750.
The fee is non-refundable even if you are not selected. The selected candidates will get the hall ticket/call letter. Once you receive the hall ticket you must carry it with you along with other important documents such as eligibility certificates, birth certificate at the time of the test.
B.Design: The student must not be older than 20 years of age. In case of reserved categories, the relaxation of 3 years is given. The student must have completed their higher secondary education.
M.Design: The student must not be older than 30 years of age. In case of reserved categories, the relaxation of 3 years is given. He/She must have completed Bachelors degree.
NID holds an entrance exam known as Design Aptitude Test (DAT). It is also known as National Entrance Examination for Design (NEED). It is one of the toughest entrance exams to crack. The test comprises of basic topics such as Composition, Communication Skills, General Mental Ability, Drawing Skills, Sensitivity to Environment and Subjects of Design.
The entrance test consists of two phases. The first phase is a written test while the second phase is a studio test.
B.Des
Phase 1: This 3 (three)-hour test is for 100 marks and the questions are both textual and visual and type. The test is conducted to gauge the candidate’s aptitude for Design Problem Solving, Visual Sense, Observation & Perception, Environmental Awareness, Mental Ability and Communication Skills.
Phase 2: Phase 2 takes place in a Studio which is followed by Portfolio Presentation and Personal Interview. The Studio Test is further divided into 3 parts- 3D Modeling, Doodling and Observation Test.
M.Design
Phase 1: The duration of this phase is 3 hours and it is for 100 marks and consists of two parts, duration of each phase is of one and half hours. Part A is of 40 marks and is a Common Foundation paper while Part B is of 60 marks and is a Specialization Paper. The test is conducted to gauge the candidate’s aptitude for Observation & Perception, Visual Sense, Design Problem Solving, Mental Ability, Environmental Awareness and Communication Skills.
Phase 2: Phase 2 comprises of a Studio Test followed by Personal Interview and Portfolio Presentation. The Studio Test is further divided into 3 parts- Doodling, 3D Modeling and Observation Test.
Bengaluru, Ahmedabad, Delhi, Hyderabad, Bhopal, Chandigarh, Nagpur, Chennai, Kolkata, Guwahati, Lucknow and Mumbai.
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| Course Name | Duration | Career Options |
| PCFA | 1 Year | Painter, Set Design Artist, Portrait Artist, Publisher, Visualizer |
| DFA | 2 Year | Painter, Set Design Artist, Portrait Artist, Publisher, Visualizer |
1. Practical Training in Latest Tools & Technology
2. Workshops.
3. Clay Modeling
4. Art & Craft
5. Face Casting
6. Set Designing with Hands-on material like Papers and Thermocol etc.
7. Extra Color Painting Activities.
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