Colleges in Delhi

National Institute of Fashion Technology, Delhi campus is visited by top companies for placements. Department-wise names of few employers are given below:

• Masters of Fashion Management : Abhishek Industries, Adidas, Aditya Birla Group, Givo, Indian Terrain, Infosys, ITC Wills Lifestyle, JWT, Koutons, Lacoste, Landmark, Levis, Li & Fung, Lifestyle, Marks & Spencer, Mast Lanka, MCann Erickron, Mckinsey, etc.
• Masters of Fashion Technology : Ambattur Clothing Company, Arvind Mills, Busana Apparel Group, Epic Design, Gokaldas Images, Impulse, H&M, ITC LRBD, KSA Technopak, Raymonds, Blackberrys, Creatnet, Koutons, Landmark, AMC, OGTC Group, etc.
• Bachelor of Design ( Fashion Design) : Arvind Garments, Benetton, Freelook, Indus League Clothing, ITC Ltd, Levis, Lifestle, Madura Garments, Modelama Exports, Omega Designs, Orient Craft, Pantaloon, Proline, Shahi Exports, Span India, Spykar, Swarvoski India, Uni Style India, Designers like Rohit Bal, Gaurav Gupta, etc.
• Bachelor of Design ( Accessory Design) : Godrej, Matti Design, United Color of Benetton, Pantaloon, Westside, Adidas, Episode, Reliance Retail, Charbon, Swarovski, Tiffany, Michael Aram, Li & Fung, D'damas, Liberty Shoes Ltd. Gitanjali Jewellery Pvt. Ltd, VIP luggage, Tanishq, Titan, ITC Wills Lifestyle Ravisaant etc.
• Bachelor of Design ( Leather Design) : ABC Leathers Ltd, Alpine International, Apollo International BCC, Bhartiya International, Century Overseas, Crew BOS, Impluse, Kabir Leathers, Liberty, Lifestyle, Rabia Leathers, Superhouse Leathers Ltd, Triburg, Vivaldi Leathers, Designers like J Valaya, Varun bahl, Manav Gangwani, etc.
• Bachelor of Design ( Textile Design) : Arvind Mills, Indian Terrian, Grasim Industries, Madura Brands, Mafatlal Industries Ltd, Nahar Industries, Shingora International, Mura Fabrics, Portico, Creative Mobus Fabrics, Rateria Exports, Mahajan Overseas, Triburg, Bharat Silks, Third World Exports, The Shop, etc.
• Bachelor of Design ( Knitwear Design) : Madura Garments ITC LRBD, Gap, Triburg, Raymond, Gupta Exim, Cascade Enterprises, Pratibha Syntex, Nahar Group of Industries, SPL Industries, Rajah Hosiery, Oswal Woolen Mills, Uni Style Images, Indian Terrian, Impulse, Arvind Brands, Orient Craft, Lakra Brothers, Matrix, RMS Joss, etc.
• Bachelor of Design ( Fashion Communication) : Pantaloon, Shopper's Stop, marks & Spencers, Christian Dior, Lifetsyle, Benetton, Liberty, Freelook, Encompass Events, Vogue, Creative Crest, JWT, IC, Tanishq, etc.
• Bachelor of Fashion Technology (Apparel Production) : Pokarna Group, Gini & Jony, Integra Apparels, RMX Joss, Texport Syndicate, Gokaldas Exports, etc.

DU & BHU are the most popular central universities in India among CUET aspirants. Candidates can refer to the following points to decide which of the two is better:

• Both universities have received the "Institution of Eminence" status from the Ministry of Education.
• DU is the go-to choice for Humanities and Commerce courses. BHU is famous for Indian Language courses and has a wider range of courses in the Medical, Legal, Agriculture, and Technical domains.
• DU is considered better in terms of exposure and campus life.
• CUET cut-off for DU is usually higher and more competitive.

Check the table below for more points on DU and BHU comparison:

Yes, the placement information is available publicly, and from what I have seen, GIBS Bangalore has reported an average package of around 8–9 LPA and the highest package going up to around 20 LPA in recent years.

I did my studies at GIBS, and honestly, what impressed me was not just the highest package number. The college puts a lot of focus on helping students prepare for placements through mock interviews, aptitude training, presentations, internships, and industry interactions.

For me, the bigger thing was that students from different backgrounds were able to get good opportunities. Some got higher packages, some got average packages, but overall there were opportunities available for students who actively participated and worked on their skills.

And from GIBS, I truly got;

• Regular placement training sessions

• Mock interviews and aptitude preparation

• Industry exposure through events and guest lectures

• Internship opportunities

• Support from the placement team

At the end of the day, I felt happy with the outcome because I got a good opportunity myself, and many of my friends also started their careers with decent packages. That's why whenever someone asks me about GIBS, I usually say the placement support and exposure were good parts of my experience.