Interior Designing is an art of planning and arranging different elements of an interior like the furniture, articles, furnishing, lighting and the more technical aspects of flooring, partitions etc. so as to convey the twin aims of beauty and utility.

Objective of Concentration

Your natural design talent just isn't enough in today's competitive market. You need special training that starts with an interior design diploma/degree from BICA.

Students enrolled in interior design courses at BICA interior design school learn more than how to turn a color wheel and evaluate fabric swatches! BICA graduates/ diploma holders in possession of their interior design have excelled in their interior design careers because they understand that interior design is more than color and cloth. It's a way to improve quality of life, increase productivity, and protect the health, safety, and welfare of the public.
                

Student Profile

Students entering this field must be interested in, and aware of, the interior and exterior environment. They must be dedicated to planning the most functional and aesthetic interior spaces for all human purposes. They must have self-confidence, be self-disciplined, inventive, and able to work under pressure, and meet deadlines.

Students should be design-oriented. They must have the ability to express ideas by free-hand drawing, architectural drafting, computer-aided design (CAD), physical and electronic models,and other graphic media. They must be able to present their ideas visually and verbally. They should be knowledgeable and conversant in historic and contemporary architectural and interior design areas.

Most of our diploma holders are affiliated with architectural and medium to large-scale non-residential interior design firms. Others pursue careers in residential design. A significant number seek advanced degrees in interior or architectural design.

Employment

Interior Design is a service profession, dealing largely with people and their needs. The demand for design services has grown rapidly. With that growth has come a wide range of specialties in both residential and non-residential design. Our graduates/ diploma holders are pursuing active careers designing the following types of projects:-Residences, offices, restaurants, Hotels, spas and resort health-related facilities retail spaces exhibits places of worship, Schools and college campuses, museums, theaters, government facilities, transportation terminals

Course Listing and Interior Design Sequence

Diploma in Interior Design (DID) (1st & 2nd Semester) -One Year

Advance Diploma in Interior Design (ADID) (3rd & 4th Semester) -Two Years

B. Sc in Interior Design (BSID) (5th & 6th Semester) –Three Years

Certificate course in Interior Design (CID)- Six Months

• Basic Concept to Interior Design
• Drawing Techniques
• Colour Concept
• Residential design- Plan
• Computer Aid Design-Basic
• Building Construction

SERVICE

• Field trips
• Survey & project submission of wood, glass & fabrics, laminates, veneer, ply board, furniture’s factories.
• Hotels visits are recommended.
• Survey & project submission like------ marble, stone, granite, tiles etc.

Procedure for Admission

Admission Throw Entrance test/ personal interview

Admission Time

Twice in year

• From April to Aug For July Session
• From Oct to Jan for Dec Session

Fees

Rs. 12,500/- Per Semester for any Interior Design course
Rs. 300/- For Prospectus.