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Saranya Bindu

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Sorry. NIFT entrance test is closed in the month of January.
All the best for next year.

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Lavanya Puri

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Hi Pushpa, You can appear for NID entrance in 2019 as the entrance test has already taken place for 2018 batch. Also, for NID, you should know that your age should be maximum 20 years while applying for a UG course. NIFT is also a premium college for design courses but again, you cannot appear for 2018 batch as you have missed the entrance exam. Maximum age to be eligible for NIFT is 23 years. So, you still have a chance to apply for the UG course next year. Also, I would suggest you to check the PGD courses in design rather than pursuing another UG course.

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Lavanya Puri

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Hi Malvika, You can visit this page to see the last year's cut-off list in order to have a fair idea about current year's scenario:
https://www.shiksha.com/design/industrial-product-design/exams/uceed/cutoff.

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Lavanya Puri

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Hi Subham,
If you have completed your graduation from a recognized university with minimum 55% marks, you are eligible to apply for the PGD course in Jewellery Design. Nowadays, jewellery designing as a career is flourishing like never before. This profession is not only rewarding but also available for anyone who has a creative bend of mind. The study in this field teaches you basic skills like stone cutting, engraving and polishing and testing the quality of precious metals and gems. Special skills like electroplating, metal colouring, anodising, enamelling and stone setting are also taught to students of jewellery designing, which yo
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