I have just graduated from my 12th boards. I am very much eager to be part of the design industry, but I am confused which design college to use. Which is the best design college to pursue B. Des with promising placement packages?

Hello, Mitusha

         Congratulations on your graduation!

Pursuing a career in the design industry can be an exciting and rewarding journey. As for the best design colleges in India, here are some top colleges you could consider for pursuing a Bachelor of Design (B.Des) with promising placement packages:

National Institute of Design (NID), Ahmedabad - NID is considered one of the best design colleges in India and is known for its excellent placement record. The institute offers undergraduate courses in Industrial Design, Communication Design, Textile and Apparel Design, and more.

Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Bombay - IIT Bombay offers a four-year B.Des program in Industrial Design, Communication Design, and Animation. The institute has an impressive placement record, with top design firms visiting the campus for recruitment.

National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT), Delhi - NIFT is a premier fashion and design institute in India, offering undergraduate courses in Fashion Design, Accessory Design, Textile Design, and more. The institute has a good track record of placements with top fashion and design firms.

Srishti Institute of Art, Design, and Technology, Bangalore - Srishti Institute offers a four-year B.Des program in Product and Interface Design, Visual Communication Design, and more. The institute has a good placement record, with students getting placed in top design firms in India and abroad.

MIT Institute of Design, Pune - MIT Institute of Design offers undergraduate courses in Industrial Design, Communication Design, Fashion Design, and more. The institute has an impressive placement record, with students getting placed in top design firms and companies.

Before finalising any design college, you should also consider the location, campus facilities, faculty, course curriculum, and placement opportunities. You can visit the college's website, attend counselling sessions or alumni meets, and talk to current students or professors to gather more information.