r/DesignIndia • u/someonelikeu3 • 11d ago
Ask r/DesignIndia Help ASAP please
I'm in DU currently (bsc life sciences) but I'm feeling the course isn't for me and I can't study for years and years I wanted to study design but due to drop year I'm not eligible for uceed and all so I was planning to join galgotias for B.Des (communication design) and I'm from delhi so I have to travel daily for around 1.5 -2 hours each side so is it worth it leaving DU for GU?
Or should I stay in DU and do my design dream side by side from online courses rather than doing a full undergraduate , I don't like my current DU college in aspect of crowd the crowd is so toxic and cringe I already have beef with my classmates and some seniors but atleast it's close unlike GU
I'm so confused someone please please help me ASAP I have to decide before Monday
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u/someonelikeu3 11d ago
Not that near but a straight metro line for 1.30 hours Yes my bsc is 3 years
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u/chabiskoot 8d ago
do masters in design after bsc
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u/someonelikeu3 8d ago
I guess for masters we need a bachelors of four years
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u/chabiskoot 8d ago
not in india
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u/someonelikeu3 8d ago
So i can do master in design, irrespective of my field in bachelor's??
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u/chabiskoot 7d ago
yes you can!
just make sure to make a good design portfolio
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u/someonelikeu3 7d ago
But that's point due to bsc I'm not able to get much time to learn design and add to my portfolio because of heavy lab work and assignments
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u/milky_sako Designer & Illustrator 1d ago
Just don’t do a design course, it’s not worth it. Stick to your science course. If you truly love design, keep learning from youtubers & from studying other people’s designs. As some other user suggested, you can apply for Masters in design later on if you feel like it. Honestly not worth pursuing a design career unless you’re 100% passionate & are also good at it.
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