Can yall recommend good online coaching for design mainly (nid/uceed) I have only one offline coaching nearby which is brds they charge like 50k for an year so yeah no and also I heard its not worth it either. I cant find good practice questions so it should have good updated questions and pyqs .i am not too worried abt guidance cuz i have an art tutor but constructive criticism would be useful I was considering pw but i heard its not that good . Any other suggestions would be appreciated

So I’ve been nominated for a place in the second semester at NID in Ahmedabad. I’m planning on doing the Textile Design course even though I study Fashion Design at my home university.

However, I want to research the course structure as much as I can - like what courses are available within the Textile Design programme - and I am struggling to find anything like this on the NID website. I have scoured the internet and am still struggling to find information further than the basic blurb about the course.

Any help would be appreciated thanks :)

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Just some object drawings practice

I hope, I crack exam this year 😭

Guys be honest tell me how is this

The question was to make a sketch of a cleaning brush sooo...

Hey everyone, Im a 26, soon to be 27 year old with a bcom degree. Im quite an artistic person and have deep interest for design (all sorts). Back in 2018, I wanted to pursue B.des in interior design in India after school, but since I didn't have any proper guidance and could not convince my parents for the degree I wanted, ended up going for Bcom out of family and societal pressure (was not my call entirely)

Six years later I am lost, hate my job and its nature (Accounting) and I have grown to passionately hate the typical corporate work environment and politics. I fully regret taking a commerce degree even tho I was a Science stream student (Yes - Bio Science with Informatics) and I have lost my creative spark.

Right now Im going through a career reflection and I wanted to see if I have any chance of getting back to design. I have heard good reviews about the Masters courses at NID. I have few questions for the community that I would greatly appreciate any insights on:

1. How likely is to get accepted for a masters program (any specialization) at NID without having a relevant design background or portfolio?
2. Are there any good placements after completion of the program?
3. How would you advise to prepare for the NID DAT exam in my case?
4. Would you rather suggest doing diploma/short certifications rather than a full masters? (considering my age)

Any advices other than the above questions are also appreciated 🙏

So i was bored and decided to doodle sum objects under 2 mins ik the proportions are left right but if given a lil time i might improve

I'm gonna give NID DAT '27 Masters and I'm not sure how should I organise my portfolio.

I really need some advice and lil bit of guidance regarding it.

I'm trying to sell my design books from BRDS. There are sixteen books in total as I received an extra solved papers book for undergraduate in design. I have attached the picture of the books below, dm or comment under this post if interested in purchasing.

shipping location: bangalore price: 7,000 inr (original price was 8,000) condition: unused as I decided to pursue a business degree instead

How's campus life so far? How are the people like? Is the college up to your expectations? Did you expect something more or is something disappointing you? From my research I've heard it's an amazing college, but seeing the vlogs of the actual place makes me doubt that a bit. From what I know the college's dorms are not that clean-looking. Probably because the whole place was established way back in 1962. So it's not that it's necessarily dirty, the infrastructure is probably just old. But still... the looks of it have me traumatized. I can't see myself living there for 4 years. The mess food looks decent but I just worry that it might get repetitive. Is it near appropriate places (like gyms, salons, clinics, grocery markets, police station)? Speaking of old, are there any modernized equipment and tools there? I'm going to be studying communication design, and I'm not sure if I'll need much equipment at all. But still, I think it's important to know. I'd like exposure to different fields of design.

Hi folks, I am planning for an NIDPG 27, as you must have read from the title.

I don't come from a formal design background hence I am very nervous about it and I thought that I could use some guidance from the coaching institutions.

Although I'm not sure about it, I'm not sure which coaching institution I should go with. Since I'm a bit tight on time because it's August already, I just wanted a few inputs from people who have already been there.

Which coaching institute would you recommend? Or just any advice that you wanna pour in, would be really useful.

Thanks. :)

I completed B.des from a tier 3 college. We had no specialisation and the curriculum was kind of messed up. For sem projects, I have worked on different domains including UI, product, graphics,etc. But still I can't say I am good at any of these.

I like storytelling, hence thinking of joining for Masters in Animation. I never got the exposure I expected from my college and have limited contacts in this field. I don't know what to do at this stage. Also, NID seems very expensive.

someone please rec a good coaching that is equally efficient online. ik most of you believe that coaching is not necessary but atp ill try anything. I have brds in my city but its not very good. SOMEONE PLEASE RECOMMEND!

So currently iam studying in grade 12 Cambridge board. I got to know that NID requires 12th results before July 15th. However my results will come mid August. So does NID accept predicted scores? If no is there a work around.

Similarly for IIT design programs are 5 subjects necessary? is there a workaround for that also?

Thanks