They are widely available in all areas of India these days but before you look at them on an individual basis, you need to seriously think about what you want to achieve from the course. Few people look for interior design courses in India unless they actually want to embark on a career in the field in the first place but there are numerous areas within the course itself to choose from.

Courses in design are purposely formulated to offer the students on them the skills they need, both practical and in theory, to do the best job they can and succeed in the industry. As such, you should be looking for courses that cater for the requirements of a specific field. For example, you may choose a career in planning and organizing in residential dwellings. Alternatively, you may choose to go into the more commercial side of interior designing and thus into retail, theatre, conferencing or any number of other industries. Always check out your options in the individual areas before applying for various courses.

Available Indian Courses In Interior Design

There are numerous interior design courses in India and course providers are located all over the country. As such, geography may determine the availability of a course for you. However, if geography is no object then check out all of your options before deciding. The following is effectively a summary of the course availability.

First of all, Mumbai has the greatest choice of design courses in India. There are specialist courses offered at the EDIT Institute, SNDT Women's University, Rachna Sansa School Of Interior Design, Sophia College B. K. Somani Polytechnic, Nirmala Niketan College Of Home Science and J. J. School Of Arts. All offer a range of interior design programs that introduce students to the basics of the trade and some more advanced techniques that will be required to enhance your portfolio and help you to stand out from the crowd.

There are also interior design courses available in Calcutta at the Anima Institute of Fashion and the Birla Institute of Liberal Arts and Management Sciences; in Channai at the College of Art and Design at the University Of Madras; in New Delhi at the Apeejay Institute of Design and the South Delhi Polytechnic for Women; and in Ahmedabad at the School of Interior Design. Of course, there are also other courses elsewhere in the country. For example, Bangalore is a haven for such courses and has some of the best schools in the country but it is not the only area of the country to produce some of the most talented interior designers. The trick is to find the best course for you out of those that are conveniently located. Then you have to commit to making your love for designing a viable career.