Design Entrance Exam

Minimum eligibility for visual merchandising course is a pass in plus two examinations from a recognized Institution in any discipline. In most cases, visual merchandising is taught as one of the major papers in fashion design or technology courses. Most colleges have a different provision for admission. You need to contact the institute officials personally for specific admission details as it differs from one college to another. Hope this information helps. Please feel free to revert.

Minimum eligibility for visual merchandising course is a pass in plus two examinations from a recognized institution in any discipline. In most cases, visual merchandising is taught as one of the major papers in fashion design or technology courses. Most colleges have a different provision for admission. You need to contact the institute officials personally for specific admission details as it differs from one college to another. Hope this information helps. Please feel free to revert.

Minimum eligibility for visual merchandising course is a pass in plus two examinations from a recognized institution in any discipline. In most cases, visual merchandising is taught as one of the major papers in fashion design or technology courses. Most colleges have a different provision for admission. You need to contact the institute officials personally for specific admission details as it differs from one college to another. Hope this information helps. Please feel free to revert.

Well, you have more than a lot of options one can think about. For eg: after B.Des (FD) - you can work as a fashion designer or a stylist or a fashion consultant or merchandiser or print designer and even a graphic designer. It depends on course to course (FD and FC are more versatile and vast courses of NIFT).

1. You need to create an account and appear for the entrance exam.
2. The exam is held all over India, once you crack the first exam of CAT and GAT. You need a common merit rank under 150 to get admission in NIFT - Mumbai for fashion design.

You may do so, but not full time degrees simultaneously. There is literally no difference between NIFD and NIFT, they are both popular schools for fashion designing. You may check the programme curricula on the institute websites and check the differences in terms of programme delivery, internships, company tie-ups etc. Based on surveys NIFT focuses on Fashion overall and all categories, more practical while NIFD is more into design.

You can check the whole overview of the exam at Shiksha's platform by clicking the link below
https://www.shiksha.com/college/arch-college-of-design-business/aieed-exam
Here, you will get the whole details. Go through it carefully
Best of luck.

Hi Kusum,
Entrance exam result in NIFT has been announced on March 6.

There shall be an Aptitude test of 2 hours with a total of 100 marks, with a level of 10th standard. The aptitude test will consist the following three parts:
1. PART-A General Knowledge
Total question=25 (MCQ)
Max marks=25
2. PART-B Mathematics
Total question=25 (MCQ)
Max marks=25
3. PART-C : This covered the following
a) English
Total question=25 (MCQ)
Max marks=25
b) Regional Language
Total question=25 (MCQ)
Max marks=25
Qualifying marks :-
a) Part-A+B= 10 Marks minimum. For OC, 9 for OBC and 8 for SC/ST. B) Part-C=10 Marks minimum. For OC, 9 for OBC and 8 for SC/ST. C) minimum 40 marks in Part (A+B+C) for OC, 37 for OBC and 33 for SC/ST.

Every institution serves its interest in courses which it holds and NIFT is no doubt holds a top position among all other institutions. So, it totally depends upon your choice.
All the best.
Thank you.