The Design Village

Admission: The teachers are really helpful. They have experience in design and share cool stories. The course covers drawing, computer work, and current trends. Exams are more about creating things like posters rather than writing. Some teachers emphasize hands-on activities over reading, which is great for practical skills needed in the job market.

Placement: The job placements at TDV are pretty good, but you gotta put in the effort. Last year, about 60% of my buddies landed jobs in design companies, including some big ones. The starting salary offered is between 5-7 LPA, and the top performers bagged a sweet 16 LPA package. About half of us scored internships with a stipend ranging from Rs. 9,000-14,000 monthly. The placement team is helpful with trips and practice, but our own design skills are key. Things are getting better, so we just gotta keep giving it our all.

Campus: I really like the campus for my graphic design classes. They have workshops with everything I need like drawing tools, computers, and good Wi-Fi. The library is small but has some good design books. The hostels are decent with clean rooms, internet that works, and basic food. Just make sure to book early because they fill up quickly. Sometimes the equipment acts up, but overall it's a great place to learn.

Admission: The teachers at college are real pros in the industry and super helpful. They guide us well and give great advice. The stuff we learn is all about sustainability, innovation, and what's happening in the industry. We cover things like interior design, space planning, materials, and creativity. The exams are tough, so you gotta study hard all year to pass.

Placement: TDV totally changed my life! They hook us up with great job opportunities like 80-90% of students get placed. I landed a job at a top interior design company thanks to TDV's industry connections. I'm making around 4-7 lakhs per year! Plus, my friends from TDV also scored sweet job deals. While I was studying, they set me up with internships that paid well and helped me grow my skills. So grateful for TDV!

Campus: The Design Village has really cool design labs and they teach us how to use all kinds of software. They also have workshops where we learn hands-on stuff. The library is big and has lots of design books. We always had fast internet and the hostel was safe. The food was good too, with lots of options.

Admission: The teachers really knew their stuff. They had real-life experience and shared cool stories. In my course, we did drawing, built models, and learned about design trends  it was never boring. Instead of boring tests, we had projects like making prototypes for exams. Some teachers were all about hands-on stuff, while others liked theory. But it all got me ready for a job if I kept at it.

Placement: I found the placements at The Design Village pretty good but you gotta work for it. Last year, most of my friends got jobs at design companies and cool brands. Starting salaries were like 5-6 lakhs per year, some even got 15 lakhs. Almost half of us got internships and made around 8,000-10,000 rupees a month. The placement team helped us out with advice and practice, but it all depended on how good our work was. Things are getting better, so I'm feeling positive about my future if I put in the effort.

Campus: The campus for my Industrial Design course was great. They had cool stuff like 3D printers and a small library with design books. The hostels were clean and had decent Wi-Fi. The food was simple but good. You gotta book early though 'cause space is limited. Sometimes the equipment broke down, which was annoying. But overall, it was a good place to learn and be creative.

Admission: My teachers were amazing. They knew a lot and really loved teaching us. They used different ways to teach us and always made sure we could use what we learned. The course is all about sustainability, new ideas, and what's important in the industry. Their advice helped me see what I did wrong. Exams and tests got me ready for work.

Placement: My time at The Design Village was truly life-changing and unforgettable. Their special methods, partnerships with companies, and support really helped me grow my skills and knowledge. The best part is they have a great track record of helping students get jobs 100% placement assistance! Companies like Reliance Retail and Raymond visit for hiring. On average, packages start at around 4-6 lakhs per year. Thanks to TDV, I'm now on my way to becoming a successful fashion designer. Big shoutout to "The Design Village"!

Campus: The campus has modern design labs, cool software tools, and weekly workshops. The studios and library are spacious with new books for my course. The classrooms are a decent size. TDV has air-con and Wi-Fi in classrooms, auditoriums, and the library. The hostel is comfy with good security, making us feel safe. I never had trouble focusing on my studies. They keep the hostel clean and hygienic. The food is tasty, clean, and feels like home.

Admission: The teachers here are really cool. They organize fun events and give us useful tips for our course. I'm learning about designing spaces, lighting, and trending event styles, which is super interesting. The exams focus on planning and concepts, but I know it'll help me in the future if I stay on track with my studies.

Placement: Placements at the design village are fair but require a lot of effort. In my batch last year, about 55% of us landed jobs with events firms and some media houses. The starting salary was around 4-6 Lacs a year, but some got higher pay based on their skills. Around 40% of us got media internships, making 6k-10k monthly. The team supports us with job discussions and feedback, but it's important to show your creativity. The opportunities are increasing slowly, so I'm motivated to work on my skills.

Campus: I really like the campus for my event space design course. The spaces are set up nicely with good lighting and Wi-Fi. There's also a small library with books on events. The studios have big tables for planning, but sometimes the lights flicker, which can be annoying. The hostels are clean with good internet, but the rooms are quite small, so make sure to book early. The food is simple, but there are quiet spots to chill out after class.

Admission: The professors here are awesome! They really know their stuff and are always willing to help out. The curriculum is great because we get to do hands-on projects instead of just learning theory. We learn about the latest design tools and trends, plus we even work on real projects with clients. It's a cool experience!

Placement: I was kinda worried about getting a job after college, but I heard that TDV has a good track record with placements. Seniors have snagged jobs at cool companies, and the placement team is always there to support us. They help with internships, portfolios, and even do mock interviews to prep us.

Campus: I really like TDV's campus. The design labs are awesome with all the cool software and equipment. We've got everything from macs and PCs to 3D printers. The hostels have comfy beds, decent food, but the Wi-Fi is a bit iffy. It's like a second home for me when I'm away from home.

Admission: The teachers at The Design Village really have your back. They studied at top design schools and know their stuff. The curriculum is all about getting you ready for design jobs in the real world.

Placement: The Design Village has awesome placements. They offer high salary packages ranging from 18 LPA to 19 LPA. The average salary is around 10 LPA to 12 LPA. I studied B. Des in fashion and textile design, and we had companies like Channel, Ahujasons, Hermes, and others coming for placements.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is really impressive. It feels like a cool design studio with all kinds of tools and stuff for us to use. The facilities like the cafeteria, atmosphere, and classrooms are all top-notch. I'm loving it here.

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff and are really helpful. They make learning interesting and easy. The course prepares us well for the job market. The exams can be challenging, especially if you skip classes or don't pay attention.

Placement: Most students in my course got good jobs. The highest salary was 22 LPA, the lowest was 7 LPA, but most students got around 14-15 LPA. Companies like HBA, HOK, and Gensler hired students. Also, 70% of students got internships at places like Design Cafe and MuseLAB.

Campus: I loved the facilities at the college. The Wi-Fi was super fast for uploading and downloading stuff. The labs had all the latest gadgets and were always clean. The classrooms were perfect for studying. And the library had every kind of book you could think of, even novels. It was great!

Admission: The teachers at TDV were super helpful and really knew their stuff. They made learning fun and interesting. I loved going to my classes at TDV because of how great the teachers were. They really prepared us well for the industry.

Placement: In my batch at TDV College, most students got jobs in the Space and Interior Design course. The highest salary offered was 22 lakhs and the lowest was 12 lakhs. A lot of students also landed internships at top design companies in India.

Campus: My time at TDV College was great. They had Wi-fi in both the college and hostel. The facilities like labs, classrooms, and libraries were top-notch. Medical support was reliable, the food was tasty, and hygiene was always a priority. Overall, it was a good experience.

Admission: The teachers at TDV are super experienced and know their stuff. They've worked in the industry and teach us useful skills and ideas. The course covers everything from basics to advanced software skills. Exams are tough, but the teachers give us lots of help and feedback to get better.

Placement: I love how TDV sets us up for success with great placement options. The college has awesome connections with different industries, so we get cool internships and job opportunities. The placement team rocks - they're always on it, helping us with interviews and portfolios. I've even snagged a couple of job offers already! Super pumped to kickstart my career!

Campus: I love TDV's campus! The design labs have cool software and tools, and the studios are big and bright. The library is awesome, full of design books and stuff we need. And the hostel is cozy, with fast Wi-Fi and yummy food. It's a great place to study and be creative.