Exam

No, the candidates cannot change their exam centres after the IIFT admit card has been released. They cannot appear for the exam at any other test centre other than the one mentioned on their admit card either. If they try to do so, they will be disqualified. So, candidates should download the admit card as soon as it is released and check the exam centre location. They must make prior arrangements of travel and reaching exam centre on time on the exam day.

When filling the IIFT application form, they must take utmost care in choosing test city preferences. They must choose their city of residence as the first option so that they are alloted a test centre in the same city. Filling the IIFT application form at the earliest will put them in a better position of getting the centre in the test city of their choice. 

To get into NIFT Haryana for the BDes course, students have to appear for the NIFT entrance examination and then for the NIFT counselling process. The rank required for admission will depend on the category. 

For the General AI category, the NIFT Haryana BDes cutoff 2025 ranged from 622 to 2915, according to the first and last round. Hence, students need a rank of at least 2915 or below to be eligible for admission. To know the maximum cutoff required for other AI categories, see the list below:

• OBC: 6045
• SC: 8515 
• ST: 8732 
• EWS: 7761 
• PWD: 7274

Please note that other categories will have different cutoffs accordingly. 

The difference between the syllabus of Andhra Pradesh LAWCET and syllabus of CLAT are the following:

1. Mathematics: The undergraduate CLAT exam includes a mathematics section, while Andhra Pradesh LAWCET does not have a dedicated mathematics section.

2. Regional Focus: Andhra Pradesh LAWCET may include questions specific to the legal landscape and laws relevant to the state of Andhra Pradesh, whereas CLAT is a national-level exam with a more standardized syllabus applicable across India.

3. Structure: AP LAWCET syllabus is structured differently, with a broader range of subjects, including Current Affairs, Legal Aptitude, and various specific laws. In contrast, CLAT's syllabus is more streamlined with a focus on English Language, Legal Reasoning, Logical Reasoning, and Mathematics (for the undergraduate program).

Please note that the specific topics within each subject mentioned in the syllabus may vary from year to year and are subject to change. Therefore, it's essential for candidates to refer to the official exam notifications and syllabi provided by the respective exam conducting authorities for the most up-to-date information when preparing for these exams.