IIAD has received the "Best Communication Design College in India" award in 2021 by Asia Today Research & Media, the "Excellence in Design Education" award in 2021 by Economic Times, and the "Design College of The Year 2020" by Silicon India. Education at IIAD strives to rethink traditional concepts of teaching and learning. The courses are taught not in classrooms but in creative studio spaces, specially designed to ensure that the students get extensive practical exposure and hands-on learning within the disciplines.
Merit Criterion for UG:
IIAD provides merit-cum-means scholarships to deserving students. All students who qualify the IIAD Entrance Test are eligible to apply for scholarship. The information about applying for a scholarship will be made available along with the offer of admission.
Scholarship is granted on the basis of performance in the IIAD Entrance Test, the Statement of Purpose in the scholarship form as well as the financial need of the student.
Currently IIAD does not have a hostel at present but will be opening soon in the near future.
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IIAD Communication Design department in New Delhi breathed new life into the exhibitions at the National Museum in Delhi.
The team comprised students Nikhil Shankar, Risaal Shaan Sabbir, Shreya Bhardwaj, Aishwarya Shyam Kumar, Janvi Khera, Sreeram Jayaram, and Deepak Gupta, who worked under the guidance of faculty members Shaaz Ahmed, associate professor, and Inderjit Singh Jassel, lecturer, Software Technology, IIAD. The project was outsourced by Tricolor India Private Limited to the team.
Virtual reality, augmented reality, projection mapping, and other digital interventions are being used by museums to create interactive and immersive digital facilities that go beyond traditional exhibitions.
The National Museum's project intends to create change by creating interactive digital installations, displays, and information dissemination systems that engage and interest visitors. The seven-person crew was given three museum rooms to work on: Central Asian Antiquities, Company Paintings, Buddha Gallery, and Museum Reception.