Mumbai

IHM Mumbai sees every hotel company in the country visiting it during the placement season. And these companies come in with their best programs for placements, generally called MT Programs (Management Trainee programs).

Unlike some B-schools and Engg. schools, there is no pay variances between campuses as long as you make it for the same program. That is to say whether you get selected from IHM Mumbai, Pusa, Chennai, or Shimla, if you make it to say OCLD, your pay structure remains the same.

Other than hotels, there are other industries too that come in for campus recruitments - QSRs, Travel firms, Airlines, Retail, Infrastructure management, BPOs, etc.

It is important to understand that IHM placements are not about who pays the best, in general, they all pay more or less the same, but it is about what your placement can do to your chosen career line in the next 5 years.

Total Course Fee: INR 3.6 Lacs (including GST)

First Year Fee: INR 1.2 Lacs (including GST)

Second Year Fee: INR 1.2 Lacs (including GST)

The course fee is subject to change. Please check the JD Institute of Fashion Technology website for the latest fee information.

The average salary for interior design graduates from JD Institute of Fashion Technology is INR 4.5 LPA.

The course is offered in both online and offline mode. The online mode is a self-paced learning mode, while the offline mode is a classroom-based learning mode.

The course is offered in two intakes: January and July.

The application deadline for the course is usually in November for the January intake and in May for the July intake.

There are no specific marks required for admission to the Diploma in Fashion Design programme at JD Institute of Fashion Technology, Mumbai. However, the institute does require that applicants have passed 10+2 level or any equivalent examination/3 year Polytechnic Diploma with a minimum aggregate of 40% marks.

The cut off marks for the Diploma in Fashion Design programme at JD Institute of Fashion Technology, Mumbai have been fluctuating in recent years. The cut off marks for the general category in the 2022-2023 academic year was 65%. However, the cut off marks for the 2021-2022 academic year was 55%, and the cut off marks for the 2020-2021 academic year was 50%.

It is difficult to say what the cut off marks for the 2023-2024 academic year will be. However, I would recommend that you aim for a minimum of 60% in your 10+2 level exams if you want to be considered for admission to the Diploma in Fashion Design programme at JD Institute of Fashion Technology, Mumbai.

The selection process for the Diploma in Fashion Design programme is based on merit. This means that the applicants will be ranked based on their academic performance and their portfolio. The portfolio should showcase the applicant's creativity and their skills in fashion design.

In addition to the academic performance and portfolio, the institute may also consider other factors, such as the applicant's extracurricular activities and their personal statement.