National Institute of Design (NID), Gandhinagar: Courses, placement highlights, unique factors

All that National Institute of Design (NID), Gandhinagar in Gujarat has to offer
NID Gandhinagar
NID Gandhinagar(Pic: NID Gandhinagar)

Another premier design school from the state of Gujarat, the National Institute of Design (NID) Gandhinagar, is especially popular for its hands-on training approach in various design fields. NID Gandhinagar is one of the top choices for design aspirants due to its comprehensive curriculum, faculty expertise and well-equipped campus facilities.

1. Courses offered

  • Undergraduate level: No courses

  • Postgraduate level: A 2.5-year residential Master of Design (MDes) programme in seven specialisations – Apparel Design; Lifestyle Accessory Design; New Media Design; Toy & Game Design; Photography Design; Strategic Design Management; and Transportation & Automobile Design

  • PhD in Design: Full-time PhD is up to 3 years (extendable to 5 years); Part-time PhD can span up to 5 years (extendable to 7 years)

2. Placement highlights 

In the academic year 2023-24, NID Gandhinagar recorded:

  • Highest package of Rs 23 lakh per annum (LPA)

  • Average package of Rs 21.3 LPA

  • Lowest package of Rs 12 LPA

  • Top recruiters: Adobe, Amazon, Apple, BMW, Google, Microsoft

3. Why should you join?

  • Known for its specialised PG curriculum, modern campus, and tailored strengths in select design domains like Toy & Game Design, Transportation & Automobile Design, and Strategic Design Management

  • Global exposure with academic exchange links with 50+ universities worldwide

  • As a Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT)-backed Institute of National Importance, NID Gandhinagar benefits from robust government support, accreditation and attracts top-tier faculty and recruiters alike

  • From rapid-prototyping labs (3D printers, CNC routers) to the Innovation Centre for Natural Fibre, the campus provides industry-grade tools to bring your ideas to life

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