Design

Usually, questions may not be asked from very limited lists. Questions are free-flowing and you may get asked something that no one before has ever been asked in a NID interview. In fact, be ready for this. Rules to answer all questions: Be honest and be spontaneous (It does not mean impulsive. Take time if you have to, and be honest with that). Having said that, questions are usually asked to check your aptitude. Basically, ability to observe, solve problems and look at things in different ways. There is a good chance that there might be a psychologist (if not a psychiatrist) on the panel (yes, people are semi-crazy and you have to be). Some of the probable questions: 1. Why do you want to come to NID or do design in general? What do you know about the profession, if at all? 2. Hobbies. Whatever your hobby, be ready to demonstrate. (People have danced, performed magic tricks, acted, played an instrument etc.). 3. Your temperament will be checked. There might be things said to you to irk you or irritate you. 4. Social fit. Things that you are and are not comfortable with may be checked. 5. If you carry something to show to them (like a model or drawings or anything at all), questions/discussions will arise from them. A. What inspired you to make this? B. Whats the story? C. What medium did you use? D. How did you learn to make this? 5. What did it cost? Most of all, it's a discussion process more than just questions and answers. Don't forget to be honest and comfortable and make sure you enjoy yourself.

If you are asking for important topics for NIFT entrance, then these depend on the type of course you want to opt for. For example, if you want to be a design student then apart from general aptitude, your design ability would be checked. General aptitude covers basic mathematics. 10th standard book is sufficient for this. You can score good marks in general knowledge if you are aware about current TV ads. You should also be aware about brand ambassador of certain clothing brands. Apart from this, creative ability test is a situation based test where you will be checked on your creativity. Otherwise, if you want to be a part of any technical course like MFT, a single test would be conducted for you covering general ability test.

Hi,
What specifically you want to know about NIFT? It's a government college with 15 centers all over India which are - New Delhi, Bangalore, Mumbai, Gandhinagar, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Patna, kangra, Bhopal, kannur, Raebrareli, Jodhpur, Shillong, Srinagar . NIFT syllabus pattern is same as of FIT, New York. It's the best option for fashion designing in India and second best in terms of design after NID. Following are the programmes offered by NIFT:
1 - B.DES - fashion designing ( FD )- textile designing ( TD )- accessory designing ( AD )- leather designing ( LD )- fashion communication ( FC )- Knitwear designing ( KD )
2 - B.TECH
3 - M.DES
4 - M.F.M. ( master's of fashion management )
5 - M.TECH
For all of these courses the fee is around 95 thousand per semester and 10 to 15 thousand is a one time admission fee. NIFT have a centralized campus placement system. On an average a bachelor's students get a starting salary package between 3 to 10 lakhs and 4 to 25 lakhs for master's student.
I hope this information will help you out.

Hello!
Landscape architecture was a great and fruitful sector but in past times. Earlier, there was very lesser concentration om the internal look of an infrastructure. What all matters is the area and location along with atmospheric /environment conditions of the area which constitutes the landscape. But now, the things have changed. People are nowhere asking to beautify the interior look of the house, building, villas and bungalow. Hence, the necessity of an interior designer is rapidly increasing with every passing year. And, this is also the reason that why this field is considered as ever increasing. In India and the western countries, the requirement is increasing. But make sure that you do this interior designing course from a globally reputed and recognised college or institution. The more your college has market value the more you will have the opportunities career ahead in your life. Hope this helps. Good luck.

hii , My answer is NO, it's not worth at all to pursue for bachelor's of jewellery designing from distance learning. Because jewellery designing is more of like a practical subject, you wouldn't learn anything properly in a distance programme. And it's not only about INDIA, it's the same thing for any other country. If you can't give time to it then I will suggest you to go for a full time short term diploma ( like one year diploma ) instead of a distance Bachelor's degree. You need to practice it regularly.
I hope now it's understood for you. Also if you want to pursue for a bachelor's only then accessory designing is a better idea than jewellery designing. Because in accessory designing apart from jewellery you will also learn about other products & goods and explore much more materials than jewellery designing .

Unitedworld Institute of Design is a premier design institute in India. Leading market research organization 'Worldwide Achievers' recently recognised Unitedworld Institute of Design as the Most Innovative Design Institute in India at the Asia Education Summit Awards 2017.
With the sole objective of providing the nation a firm foot in the industry, Unitedworld Institute of Design has introduced Bachelors and Masters programmes in various fields of Design. These programmes offer rigorous study under the mentorship of highly qualified faculty and intense workshop practice along with industry-sponsored research-based project learning.
The aspiring design students are shown different ways to apply classroom learning in professional contexts such as internships and develop job-seeking skills, materials, and networks. Not only that, UID helps them explore careers and work after they graduate - and even jobs while they are students.
If someone wishes to pursue advanced studies or start his/her own business, the institute offers further resources for next steps too. The UID Alumni Association offers its students useful career resources along with opportunities to stay connected to the community.
UID has 34-acres of lush green campus that has state-of-the-art Infrastructure, ultra-modern Labs and Workshops, fully-equipped auditorium, modern libraries, sports arenas, separate hostels for boys and girls, cafeteria and canteen for homelike food, in-house stationery shops, ATM and much more.
*Unique Features of our course curriculum:
-Industry Visits
-Field Trips
-Workshops with Artisans
-Fashion Shows/Exhibitions
-Guest/Expert Lectures
-Internship
-Mentoring
-Live Projects
-International Visits
-Design DOdisha (Career guidance at every step)
*Top-tier design companies of national and International repute hire students from UID (Partial List):
-FRDC Home
-Godfrey Phillips
-Brooks Brothers
-TATA Motors
-Cafe Coffee Day
-Steve Madden-
-Raymond
-GAS
-Cross Graphic Design
-Logopie
-Web guru
-Next screen
-Media
-lollypop
-Indidesign
-Utopian Media
-Lemon Design
-Glitch
-Supari Studio
-Think Design
-Co Design
-Schbang
-Animal
-Story Design
-Hero Cycles
-Leaf Design
-Yellow Slice
-Elephant Design, etc.

The aspiring design students are shown different ways to apply classroom learning in professional contexts such as internships and develop job-seeking skills, materials, and networks. Not only that, UID helps them explore careers and work after they graduate - and even jobs while they are students. If someone wishes to pursue advanced studies or start his/her own business, the institute offers further resources for next steps too. The UID Alumni Association offers its students useful career resources along with opportunities to stay connected to the community.
The list of companies where our students are working is long; mentioning few of them:
Cross Graphic Design
Logopie
Web guru
Next screen
Media
lollypop
Indidesign
Utopian Media
Lemon Design
Glitch
Supari Studio
Think Design
Co Design
Schbang
Animal
Story Design
Hero Cycles
Leaf Design
Yellow Slice
Elephant Design, etc.