The BGS AADA Placement Cell
The BGS AADA Placement Cell exists for one purpose: to ensure that every graduating student transitions into a meaningful, well-matched career. From the very first year, our placement cell works alongside academic faculty to prepare students not just creatively but professionally — building the portfolio, communication skills, industry knowledge and confidence that employers in the fashion and interior design industries look for.
100% Placement Assistance
every student receives structured placement support throughout their programme.
Portfolio Development Workshops
structured sessions from Year 1 to build and continuously improve the student's portfolio, the most important career document in any creative field.
Mock Interviews and Communication Skills Training
preparing students for the interview process at leading firms.
Industry Networking Events
connecting students with potential employers, mentors and alumni.
Internship Facilitation
helping students secure meaningful internship placements in their domain.
Alumni Network
access to the BGS & SJB alumni community, including graduates working across the fashion and design industries.
Career Pathways — B.Sc. Fashion & Apparel Design
What Can You Do After B.Sc. FAD?
A B.Sc. in Fashion & Apparel Design opens doors to a remarkably wide spectrum of careers in India’s dynamic fashion ecosystem. Here is an overview:
Fashion Designer
The core role — designing clothing collections for fashion houses, retail brands, export companies or your own label. Can work at every price point, from mass market to luxury.
Textile Designer
Designing the fabric itself — creating prints, weaves, surface textures and patterns for use by fashion and home furnishing industries.
Fashion Stylist
Curating looks for advertising, editorials, films, television, celebrities and personal clients. One of the most dynamic and visible roles in the industry.
Costume Designer
Designing costumes for film, television, theatre and events — a growing sector in India's booming entertainment industry.
Fashion Merchandiser
The commercial bridge between design and retail — managing product selection, buying, range building and retail floor planning.
Retail Buyer
Selecting products for retail chains, boutiques and e-commerce platforms — requires strong trend knowledge and commercial instinct.
Fashion Journalist / Blogger / Content Creator
Writing, photographing and creating content about fashion for magazines, newspapers, websites, social media and YouTube — increasingly in demand as digital fashion media grows.
Fashion Educator
Teaching fashion design and related subjects at design schools — requires further academic qualification.
Brand Manager
Managing the identity, communication and marketing of a fashion brand.
Fashion Entrepreneur
Launching your own fashion label, studio, boutique, styling agency or fashion e-commerce venture.
Export House Designer / Merchandiser
Working in India's large garment export sector — designing and managing production for global retail clients.
Further Studies After B.Sc. FAD
M.Des. in Fashion Design and Management (various design institutes)
M.Sc. in Fashion Design
MBA in Fashion and Retail Management
Postgraduate programmes at NID, NIFT, Pearl Academy and leading international design schools
Career Pathways — B.Sc. Interior Design & Decoration
What Can You Do After B.Sc. IDD?
Interior Design is one of the fastest growing professions in India, driven by the country’s booming real estate, hospitality, retail and commercial sectors. Here is what a B.Sc. IDD graduate from BGS AADA can do:
Interior Designer
The core profession — designing interior spaces for residential, commercial, retail and institutional clients. Can work at a firm or independently.
Space Planner
A specialist in optimising the layout and use of interior spaces — particularly in demand for commercial offices, co-working spaces and retail environments.
Furniture Designer
Designing bespoke and production furniture for residential and commercial clients — a niche but highly rewarding specialisation.
Hospitality Designer
Designing hotels, resorts, restaurants and hospitality spaces — one of the highest-value segments of the interior design industry.
Retail Interior Designer
Designing the interiors of shops, showrooms and retail chains — a growing sector driven by India's organised retail expansion.
Set Designer / Production Designer
Designing physical sets for film, television, advertising and theatre productions — a creative and well-compensated career path.
Exhibition Designer
Designing exhibition spaces, museum installations and trade fair booths — combining spatial design with narrative and visual communication.
Healthcare Interior Designer
Designing hospitals, clinics and wellness spaces with specific requirements for hygiene, patient comfort and operational efficiency — a growing niche.
Design Consultant
Independent practice — providing design services to a range of clients on a project basis. Requires strong technical skills and business acumen.
Interior Design Entrepreneur
Starting your own interior design studio, renovation company or design-led product business.
Project Manager — Construction & Interiors
Managing the execution of interior design projects — coordinating contractors, vendors and timelines. In high demand from real estate developers and construction companies.
Further Studies After B.Sc. IDD
M.Des. in Interior Design and Management
M.Arch. (with bridge qualification where required)
MBA in Real Estate and Urban Development
Postgraduate programmes at NID, SPA, CEPT, Pearl Academy and leading international design schools
Career Pathways — B.Sc. Fashion & Apparel Design
What Can You Do After B.Sc. FAD?
A B.Sc. in Fashion & Apparel Design opens doors to a remarkably wide spectrum of careers in India’s dynamic fashion ecosystem. Here is an overview:
Fashion Designer
The core role — designing clothing collections for fashion houses, retail brands, export companies or your own label. Can work at every price point, from mass market to luxury.
Textile Designer
Designing the fabric itself — creating prints, weaves, surface textures and patterns for use by fashion and home furnishing industries.
Fashion Stylist
Curating looks for advertising, editorials, films, television, celebrities and personal clients. One of the most dynamic and visible roles in the industry.
Costume Designer
Designing costumes for film, television, theatre and events — a growing sector in India's booming entertainment industry.
Fashion Merchandiser
The commercial bridge between design and retail — managing product selection, buying, range building and retail floor planning.
Retail Buyer
Selecting products for retail chains, boutiques and e-commerce platforms — requires strong trend knowledge and commercial instinct.
Fashion Journalist / Blogger / Content Creator
Writing, photographing and creating content about fashion for magazines, newspapers, websites, social media and YouTube — increasingly in demand as digital fashion media grows.
Fashion Educator
Teaching fashion design and related subjects at design schools — requires further academic qualification.
Brand Manager
Managing the identity, communication and marketing of a fashion brand.
Fashion Entrepreneur
Launching your own fashion label, studio, boutique, styling agency or fashion e-commerce venture.
Export House Designer / Merchandiser
Working in India's large garment export sector — designing and managing production for global retail clients.
Further Studies After B.Sc. FAD
M.Des. in Fashion Design and Management (various design institutes)
M.Sc. in Fashion Design
MBA in Fashion and Retail Management
Postgraduate programmes at NID, NIFT, Pearl Academy and leading international design schools
Career Pathways — B.Sc. Interior Design & Decoration
What Can You Do After B.Sc. IDD?
Interior Design is one of the fastest growing professions in India, driven by the country’s booming real estate, hospitality, retail and commercial sectors. Here is what a B.Sc. IDD graduate from BGS AADA can do:
Interior Designer
The core profession — designing interior spaces for residential, commercial, retail and institutional clients. Can work at a firm or independently.
Space Planner
A specialist in optimising the layout and use of interior spaces — particularly in demand for commercial offices, co-working spaces and retail environments.
Furniture Designer
Designing bespoke and production furniture for residential and commercial clients — a niche but highly rewarding specialisation.
Hospitality Designer
Designing hotels, resorts, restaurants and hospitality spaces — one of the highest-value segments of the interior design industry.
Retail Interior Designer
Designing the interiors of shops, showrooms and retail chains — a growing sector driven by India's organised retail expansion.
Set Designer / Production Designer
Designing physical sets for film, television, advertising and theatre productions — a creative and well-compensated career path.
Exhibition Designer
Designing exhibition spaces, museum installations and trade fair booths — combining spatial design with narrative and visual communication.
Healthcare Interior Designer
Designing hospitals, clinics and wellness spaces with specific requirements for hygiene, patient comfort and operational efficiency — a growing niche.
Design Consultant
Independent practice — providing design services to a range of clients on a project basis. Requires strong technical skills and business acumen.
Interior Design Entrepreneur
Starting your own interior design studio, renovation company or design-led product business.
Project Manager — Construction & Interiors
Managing the execution of interior design projects — coordinating contractors, vendors and timelines. In high demand from real estate developers and construction companies.
Further Studies After B.Sc. IDD
M.Des. in Interior Design and Management
M.Arch. (with bridge qualification where required)
MBA in Real Estate and Urban Development
Postgraduate programmes at NID, SPA, CEPT, Pearl Academy and leading international design schools
