FAQ

About IADA

What is the International Academy of Designs & Arts (IADA)?

IADA is a professional design institute offering industry-oriented programmes in Fashion Design, Interior Design, Styling, Merchandising, and creative arts. The focus is on practical learning, real-world exposure, and career readiness.

What makes IADA different from other design institutes?

IADA follows a skill-based, industry-driven teaching approach. Courses are designed by professionals, taught by experienced faculty, and supported with live projects, workshops, and portfolio development rather than theory-heavy learning.

Is IADA suitable for beginners?

Yes. Courses are structured for absolute beginners as well as students with prior design exposure. Fundamentals are covered in depth before moving to advanced concepts.

Admissions & Eligibility

Who can apply to IADA courses?

Students who have completed Class 10 or 12, graduates, and working professionals can apply depending on the programme selected.

Is there an entrance exam?

Most programmes do not require a written entrance exam. Admission is based on interaction, aptitude, and interest in the chosen field.

Can students from non-design backgrounds apply?

Yes. A design background is not mandatory. Many students join IADA from commerce, science, arts, or professional backgrounds.

What documents are required for admission?

1. Academic certificates
2. Government ID proof
3. Passport-size photographs
4. Admission form (provided by IADA)

Courses & Learning Approach

What courses are offered at IADA?

IADA offers Certificate, Diploma, and UG & PG Courses particularly in:
-Fashion Design
-Interior Design

Is the learning practical or theory-based?

Learning is highly practical. Studio sessions, hands-on assignments, software training, and real-world briefs form the core of every programme.

Which software is taught?

Depending on the course, students learn industry-standard tools such as AutoCAD, SketchUp, Photoshop, Illustrator, and other relevant design software.

General Student Concerns

Is drawing compulsory to join a design course?

No. Basic drawing skills are taught during the course. Creativity and willingness to learn are more important than prior drawing experience.

Is the course difficult?

Courses are challenging in a healthy way. Faculty guidance, step-by-step teaching, and continuous feedback help students grow confidently.

How many hours of study are required?

Classes are scheduled based on the programme, with additional practice recommended for strong skill development.

Class Timings & Batches

Are flexible batch timings available?

Yes. IADA offers weekday batches to suit students and working professionals.

What happens if a class is missed?

Faculty support, guidance, and revision assistance are provided so learning continuity is maintained.

Is attendance mandatory?

Regular attendance is encouraged, especially for studio and practical sessions, as design learning is hands-on.

Fees & Payments

Is the fee structure transparent?

Yes. Complete fee details are shared at the time of counselling.

Are installment or EMI options available?

Yes. Flexible payment options are available to support students.

Is the fee refundable?

Refund policies are clearly explained during admission and follow institute guidelines.

Industry Exposure & Practical Training

Are internships included in the courses?

Internship assistance is provided as part of career support for eligible programmes.

Do students work on live projects?

Yes. Students gain exposure through live projects, case studies, workshops, exhibitions, and practical assignments.

Are industry experts involved in teaching?

Yes. Guest lectures, workshops, and mentorship sessions are conducted by industry professionals.

Portfolio & Career Support

Does IADA help in portfolio development?

Yes. Portfolio creation is a key part of every programme and is guided by faculty to meet industry standards

Is placement assistance provided?

IADA provides placement and career guidance support, including interview preparation and portfolio presentation.

What career options are available after completing a course?

Graduates can work as designers, stylists, merchandisers, visual consultants, freelancers, or start their own boutique or design practice.

Campus & Environment

Where is the IADA campus located?

The campus is centrally located and easily accessible. Full address details are available on the Contact page.

What facilities are available on campus?

-Design studios
-Computer labs
-Sample and material resources
-Creative learning environment

Is the campus safe for students?

Yes. IADA maintains a professional, safe, and student-friendly environment.

After Course Completion

Is support available after course completion?

Yes. Alumni continue to receive guidance related to careers, advanced learning, and industry updates.

Can students enroll in advanced courses later?

Yes. Students can upgrade skills through advanced or specialized programmes offered by IADA.

Course Registration

Enrollment for the B.Des in Fashion Design program is now open, inviting passionate creators to begin their journey into the world of fashion.

Early registration ensures priority consideration, limited-seat preference, and timely access to orientation information.

FAQ

About IADA

Admissions & Eligibility

Courses & Learning Approach

General Student Concerns

Class Timings & Batches

Fees & Payments

Industry Exposure & Practical Training

Portfolio & Career Support

Campus & Environment

After Course Completion

Course Registration

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