Indian Institute of Art and Design

Admission: The teachers at IIAD are super helpful and know their stuff. Even with everything going on, they kept the learning on track. The course covers everything you need to know. After four years, you're all set for the industry with top skills.

Placement: IIAD is great for internships and placements. Companies like Netflix, Pero, Ogilvy & Mather, 11:11, and Fabindia visit for placements and internships. Students get a good package and stipend too. Love it here!

Campus: IIAD has everything you need great classrooms, labs, sports area, cafeteria, and a library. They even have separate hostels for girls and boys. Plus, there are cool clubs like theatre, dance, and music that help us grow. It's awesome!

Admission: The teachers at IIAD are mostly NIFT and NID graduates with lots of industry experience. They teach in a practical way that makes learning fun. Coming from the South, I felt really welcome here. The interactive learning style made it feel like home. The course focuses on project-based learning for Design, not just theory and lectures. This helps us become independent and figure out our own paths without relying too much on teachers.

Placement: The job placements for our course aren't great. Salaries ranged from 20k to 35k a month. We got offers for roles like fashion designer, buyer, photographer, and more. Our course had salaries from 20k to 1 lakh a month. Everyone landed internships at cool places like Tarun Tahiliani and Mantra by Shalini James.

Campus: The college has a 1GB Wi-fi limit every day. The library is awesome for design books, and the librarian always knows the latest stuff. I don't stay in the hostel, but the canteen serves tasty food. There's a student support cell with medical help and a first aid kit. And we're close to Apollo hospital, which is great.

Admission: The teachers at our college are awesome. They're really helpful and know their stuff. They come straight from the industry, so they have hands-on experience to share with us. The course follows Kingston University's style with lots of projects, which keeps things interesting. Exams can be tough for some, but overall they're okay. The pass rate is around 40%.

Placement: All of us students find jobs easily through our college. Companies like KB fashions, Technopack, Burberry, Calvin Klein, hire from our college. They offer roles like merchandising, visual merchandising, digital marketing, and some at export houses. After this course, we have lots of job options like finance, merchandiser, visual merchandiser, marketing, social media marketing, sourcing, production unit consultant, fashion consultant, logistics, exporting, and more.

Campus: The facilities at our college are awesome! We've got everything from Wi-Fi and a Mac lab to smart classrooms, a library, a lounge area, fashion studios, and a product lab. It's all here for us to use.

Admission: The teachers at IIAD are super supportive and really know their stuff. They share their insights and suggestions, which help us see things from different angles. The course curriculum is designed in a cool way, and we get to work on lots of new ideas and projects. It's pretty awesome!

Placement: The career services at our college are great for finding jobs. I haven't done any job interviews yet, but I did an 8-week internship in fashion styling at a top magazine in New Delhi. It was a cool experience and it matched my interests perfectly.

Campus: I didn't apply for a hostel since I'm from Delhi. But our college has separate hostels for guys and girls. They're big, safe, and have everything you need. Lots of my friends stayed there. The college buildings are awesome. I like the campus a lot. I love working in the big studio spaces and hanging out with my classmates in the outdoor canteen and gaming room.

Admission: The teachers here are super experienced and always ready to help. They make things so much easier for us. The course layout is great and really sets us up with the knowledge we need for the industry.

Placement: All my friends from college got good jobs. They got nice pay as per industry norms. Companies like OYO, Incubus, LivSpace hired many of them. Everyone also did useful internships to learn new things.

Campus: The college here in Delhi has awesome infrastructure. The hostel is super nice and always clean. Living there saved me a bunch of time and I made some great friends. The food at the canteen and mess is top-notch. And the library is packed with books for learning.

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff for our course. They taught us so well. They trained us and guided us properly. The course curriculum was spot on and made us ready for the industry. The exams were tough, but that's how we learned.

Placement: The college has awesome placement and internship chances. Each year, about 60-70% of us get placed in our course. We usually get a salary between 4-7 LPA. Many companies come for placements, especially in business and product management. And we also get cool internships with good pay.

Campus: The college has great facilities for our course. Everything they provide is good quality. They have labs, a library, and more to help us learn. The campus has a canteen, sports facilities, and other things we need. It's safe too. They have separate hostels for girls and boys with good facilities.

Admission: The teachers here are top-notch pros. I really like our curriculum, which Kingston School of Art put together. It gets us ready for what's happening now in the industry. The teachers are super helpful and you can go to them whenever you need.

Placement: Most students in my course found jobs after college. The pay is good, like what most companies offer. OYO, Livspace, and Incubis came for placements. Our internships were helpful in figuring out what jobs we could do, like interior designer or architect.

Campus: Our hostel in Delhi (East of Kailash) is in a fancy area. It's got all the comforts of home. It's easy to get around with the metro nearby. The rooms are clean, and the food in the hostel and canteen is really good.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful, and you can check out their qualifications on the website. The course curriculum here is unique compared to other colleges. It gives us a different learning experience that makes us feel prepared and confident to start working in the industry.

Placement: The college is pretty new, but the recent graduates are only 1-2 years out. So, placements aren't great yet. But, they really support us with internships and stuff. Your placement depends on how good you are.

Campus: At this college, we don't have regular classes it's all about working in studios. There's everything we need: machines, tables, projectors, chairs, canteen, hall, air-conditioners, and Wi-Fi. I've heard the hostel facilities are just okay from friends living there. If you're new to Delhi, it can be tough to adjust no matter where you stay. It's a common struggle for everyone, but we make it work.

Admission: The teachers here are amazing  they know their stuff and are always there to support us. Our course at Kingston School of Art is top-notch and prepares us well for the industry. I feel confident about my future career thanks to this place.

Placement: Most students in our course got placed, which is awesome. One senior scored a cool 12 LPA salary package. If you're into communication design, there are tons of job options in print, films, new media, and more. Companies like Netflix, IBM, and Frozen Iris hire a lot of students from our course. Almost everyone landed internships by themselves, which is pretty cool.

Campus: The hostel is in East of Kailash, a pricey part of Delhi. Rooms are big and super clean. Wi-Fi is fast in both the hostel and on campus. The food at the mess and canteen is top-notch. We've got digital labs with MAC computers and a library with books for all courses.

Admission: The teachers at IIAD are super helpful. They're always there to help us out with any issues we have with our assignments, projects, and portfolios. They have a lot of experience and knowledge, which makes learning from them really cool. The course is set up in a way that keeps things interesting. We're always trying out new ideas and techniques. I feel like studying here is unique and prepares us well for the industry's challenges.

Placement: I haven't done placements yet, but the career service center at our college is really helpful. We've had a lot of communication designers come to campus, and talking to them has been super informative. I even did an internship at a well-known design company, which taught me a ton about the industry.

Campus: We don't have regular classrooms, we use big studio spaces to work and learn. The labs have Mac computers that help us with designing. My favorite spot is the outdoor canteen where we hang out a lot in our free time. Boys and girls have separate hostels, and I'm in one that's really fun. It's super convenient being close to the market and metro station for easy travel.