Karnataka

After completing MDes in Fashion Design from NSFTID Bangalore, students can build their careers as Design head, Fashion designer, stylist or retailer, Textile or Costume Designer, Fashion Consultant, Fashion Entrepreneur, and Fashion photographer.

Documents required for admission in NSFTID, Bangalore are as follows:

1. Class 10 Marks Card 
2. Degree Marks Cards of all years 
3. Transfer Certificate
4. Conduct Certificate 
5. Degree Certificate / Provisional Degree Certificate
6. Migration Certificate
7. Physical fitness Certificate 
8. Blood group Certificate 
9. Aadhaar card copy 
10. Recent photographs in color

Hostel fee for girls at Nitte School of Fashion Technology and Interior Design, Bengaluru is INR 1 lakh- 1.30 Lacs per year. Hostel fee for boys is INR 1.1 Lacs to INR 1.3 Lacs per annum. Students also have to pay mess charges of INR 55,000 each year. Caution Deposit is INR 40,000.

Yes, you do not need to qualify any entrance exam to get admission in MDes at Nitte School of Fashion Technology and Interior Design. The institute offers direct admisison in its MDes courses based on eligibility and graduation portfolio.

For admission to the Cambridge Institute of Technology Bangalore courses, candidates must submit these documents during the seat confirmation/ document verification rounds:

For admission to the Cambridge Institute of Technology Bangalore courses, candidates must submit these documents during the seat confirmation/ document verification rounds:

To be eligible for Cambridge Institute of Technology Bangalore admissions to its UG/ PG courses, candidates must complete the course eligibility of:

• BTech: Pass Class 12 with minimum 45% (40% for Reserved Categories) and have required subjects.
• MBA: Graduate with minimum 50%.
• Other PG courses: Graduate from a recognised university.

After graduating in BDes in Interior Design from Nitte School of Fashion Technology and Interior Design, Bangalore, students can build careers as interior designers, space planners, design consultants, and architects. They can also continue their studies in specialised fields like sustainable design, design management, and universal design.