NIFT Jodhpur M.Des Courses & Fees 2026

Direct admission is not possible at the National Institute of Fashion Technology NIFT Jodhpur. Candidates must follow the eligibility criteria to apply for admission to several courses at the National Institute of Fashion Technology. The eligibility criteria for the admission to undergraduate courses is passed a three or four-year Diploma recognised by the AICTE (All India Council for Technical Education) or to pass Class 12 from a recognised board or the State Board of Technical Education. The accepted entrance exam is NIFT Entrance Exam and others.

National Institute of Fashion Technology Jodhpur is one of 17 campuses established under NIFT (National Institute of Fashion Technology). It was established in 2010. The National Institute of Fashion Technology was originally established in 1996 under the aegis of the Ministry of Textiles, Government of India. Jodhpur NIFT offers postgraduate, undergraduate, and Continuing Education (CE) programmes to students. These programmes are provided across Fashion Design, Textile Design, Fashion Management, and several other streams. The National Institute of Fashion Technology Jodhpur is ranked 23 for Design by IIRF 2023. 

At the undergraduate level, NIFT Jodhpur offers BDes programmes to students. BDes is provided in various specialisations. The fee for BDes is INR 12.3 lakh. At the postgraduate level, NIFT Jodhpur offers two-year MFM programmes to students. The total fee for the MFM programme is also INR 12.3 lakh. However, for BFTech course, candidates need to pay between INR 5 lakh - INR 12.3 lakh. The college also provides certificate and several other programmes to students. There are various other fee components that must be added to the fee. For them, please visit the official website of NIFT Jodhpur.

National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT Jodhpur) has collaborated with various colleges, industries, and universities. NIFT Jodhpur has signed MoUs with various companies and industries. Some of the NIFT Jodhpur collaborations are with Queensland University of Technology (Australia), Swiss Textile College (Switzerland), De Montfort University (UK), Royal Academy of Arts (Netherlands), University of Northampton (UK), and others. These collaborations have helped these colleges to grow.