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Interior design has a component called psychology.

The majority of interior design courses combine psychology with design because the two cannot be thought of as separate disciplines.

Before beginning to develop anything, you must first comprehend the foundational concepts of the same. Designing without taking psychology and human behaviour patterns into consideration would only result in a lifeless, more artistic final product devoid of any real personality and useful functionality.

I would advise starting with the principles of psychology, particularly in the context of space and ergonomics, then alternating this with the designing bit if you're hoping to learn it individually from YouTube.

The application-based approach will undoubtedly speed up your learning and understanding of the ideas.

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Bachelor of Architecture is abbreviated as B Arch. The five-year undergraduate Bachelor of Architecture curriculum combines academic and practical expertise.

Each college has its own requirements for admission to the Bachelor of Architecture Distance Education programme. The following is a list of the universal eligibility requirements that are followed by everyone:

• With mathematics as a field of study, the student must pass the 10+2 Boards Exam.
• Obtaining more than 50% guarantees a quality college education.
• There is no age restriction for distance learning for the bachelor of architecture.
• An applicant who has completed the 10th grade together with a three-year diploma in any field recognised by the central or state governments may also do so.

As per your query, You are eligible for BArch.

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For BVoc courses in interior design, separate entrance exams are conducted by the concerned colleges. By giving NIFT you can only get admission in BDes and MDes courses in NIFTs and some other participating institutes.

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The Pearl Academy, Chandigarh University, LPU Jalandhar, and other institutions are among the best institutes in India for interior design. In India, there are 367 private and 49 public design colleges. Numerous interior design degrees, including B.Des, M.Des, and BA Interior Designing, are offered by interior design institutes in India.

The finest interior design institutes in India, according to NIRF, are CEPT University, MAHE Manipal, and SRM Institute of Technology.

The top interior design schools in Mumbai include Mumbai University, Rizvi College of Architecture, and Amity University.

The top interior design schools in India admit students based on their UCEED, CEED, AIEED, NID, etc. results. But some universities provide direct admission.

The top 10 interior design institutes in India include Rizvi College of Architecture in Mumbai, MAHE in Manipal, and Pearl Academy in Delhi.

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Several career and future study options after the completion of BSc Physiology. Candidates are offered job roles like Geneticist Assistant, Healthcare Administrator, Lab Assistant, Personal Trainer, Research Assistant, etc. The average initial salary ranges between INR 5 - 6 LPA. A physiology degree can provide you with a foundation to work in science, academia or medicine. It helps you develop your critical thinking, analytical, communication and laboratory skills. With a physiology major, you can pursue careers in research, medical sales, healthcare, pharmaceuticals or teaching

After completing BSc Interior Design can work and design studios, firms, etc. A candidate can also work in private design studios, PWDs, Government sector jobs, Town Planning Departments etc. Since there are wide options available to choose from, Interior Designing is definitely a good career option. B.Sc. Interior Design offers many job opportunities to the students who have a zeal to pen their imagination on sheets and find practical ways to make it a reality.

now it's depends upto you, in which field you are interested cause there are equal opportunities in both the fields. but personally i will recommend you to go with bsc in physiology cause it has more job options than interior design course .

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i used to think both are same, but nope. interior design is more about looks, like furniture and colors, while interior architecture is more technical like changing walls, layouts etc. yes, there are people doing it, and if your space needs big changes, it’s totally worth it. For more info - https://decova.ae/difference-between-interior-design-and-interior-architecture/

Hello aspirant,

below are some of the best Interior design colleges in Mumbai :

ITM Institute of Design and Media

Amity University

Sir Vithaldas College of home science

Nagindas Khandwala College

and many more.

To know more about the list of best colleges for Interior design, follow the below mentioned link : https://design.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-interior-design-colleges-in-mumbai

Below are some of the best Colleges for Interior design in Bangalore :

Srishti Institute of Art Design and Technology, Bangalore

JD Institute of Fashion Technology, Bangalore

Vogue Institute of Art and Design, Bangalore

Jain University, Bangalore

Further, to know more about the list if best Colleges for Interior design in Bangalore, you can follow the below mentioned link to know more : https://design.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-interior-design-colleges-in-bangalore

I hope that this will help.