Absolutely. The Diploma in UI-UX Design is open to students from any stream after 12th — Science, Commerce, or Arts. Many exceptional UX designers have backgrounds in psychology, sociology, engineering, or business. What matters is curiosity about people and how they use technology.
No. Graphic design is primarily visual communication — creating images, layouts, and brand materials. UI-UX design is specifically about digital products — understanding how users think and behave, designing interfaces they can navigate intuitively, and testing whether the design actually works. It requires a mix of research, psychology, and visual design skills.
No. UI/UX designers do not write code — they design the experience that developers then build. This diploma teaches you everything from Figma prototyping to developer handoff (Zeplin / Figma Dev Mode), so you can communicate precisely with engineering teams without writing a single line of code. Basic familiarity with HTML concepts is useful but is covered in the curriculum.
We assist students in finding nearby PG accommodation and student housing. Our admissions team shares a curated list of verified options near the campus upon enrolment.
Design ManiaaC covers portfolio readiness, UX case study development, mock interviews, and industry-facing design reviews. We commit to lifetime placement assistance, with tie-ups across 500+ companies and product studios — providing placement opportunities all 12 months of the year.
Not at all. This diploma starts from absolute zero. Whether you have never opened Figma, Photoshop, or any design tool — we build every skill from the ground up. Many of our most successful alumni came from non-design, non-tech backgrounds. What matters is your curiosity and your willingness to think from the user’s perspective.
