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Rules and Regulations

Rules and Regulations

  1. Mandatory Participation: Participation in the JD Design Awards is compulsory to be eligible for course completion certificates.
  2. Attendance Requirement: A minimum of 75% attendance is required to participate in the JD Design Awards.
  3. Eligibility: All Diploma students, as well as final-year Bachelor’s and Master’s students, must participate in the JD Design Awards.
  4. Project Deliverables:

Fashion Department

  • Master’s Students – Work individually to create 10 ensembles in any category.
  • Bachelor’s Students – Work individually to create 10 ensembles in any category.
  • Diploma Students (1-year) – Work individually or in a group of 2, creating 10 ensembles in any category.
  • MAFC Students – Work individually on a pitch deck, either for a platform or an app, including the styling of a product.
  • MBA Students – Work individually on a business project.

Interior Design Department

  • Master’s Students – Work individually to design a space (may also design furniture separately as part of the project).
  • Bachelor’s Students – Work individually to design a space (may also design furniture separately as part of the project).
  • Diploma Students – Work individually or in a group of 2 to design a space (may also design furniture separately as part of the project).

Jewellery Design

  • Bachelor’s Students – Work individually to design 5 jewelry pieces.
  • Diploma Students – Work individually to design 2 pieces (1 statement piece + 1 avant-garde piece).

Visual Communication

  • MA UI/UX Students – Work individually on a pitch deck and present either a platform or an app.
  1. Adherence to Guidelines: All students must abide by the rules and regulations stated in the guideline booklet provided on Google Classroom.
  2. Resubmission Policy: If the internal mentors find a student’s work unsatisfactory, they may request a resubmission within the timelines provided to avoid disqualification.
  3. Confidentiality: Students must not discuss their theme or concept under development with other students or groups.
  4. Timeliness: Students must strictly adhere to the given timelines to avoid disqualification.
  5. Visual Diary Requirement: Students must maintain a visual diary/research journal related to their JD Design Awards project and produce it upon request by any mentor.
  • Process Video (Optional): Students have the option to create a 1-minute video documenting their entire process. This video will contribute to jury credits and may be showcased on the event day.
  • Vendor Responsibility: The college holds no responsibility for any external vendors students engage with during their design execution.
  • Jury Recommendations: Any changes prescribed by the external jury must be implemented before the test fits.
  • Final Decisions: The decisions of the JD internal/external jury and senior management before the Design Awards will be final and binding.
  • Disqualification & Certification: If a designer is disqualified at any stage, they must complete their project and get it certified by their mentor to be eligible for their course completion certificate.

Participants Guidelines

FASHION DESIGN DEPARTMENTs Participants GUIDELINES

Interior Design Department Participants Guidelines

M.A. Fashion Communication PARTICIPANTS Guidelines

M.A. User Experience and Interaction Design PARTICIPANTS GUIDELINES

MBA/Diploma in fashion Business Management Participants Guidelines

JEWELLERY DESIGN DEPARTMENT PARTICIPANTS Guidelines