NIFT

NIFT (National Institute of Fashion Technology) generally does not accept direct admissions to the second year of its programs. NIFT has a structured admission process, and students are typically admitted to the first year of the undergraduate courses. The institute does not usually allow students from other colleges to transfer directly into the second year, even if they have completed one year at another design college.

However, policies may vary depending on specific circumstances, and it's always best to contact NIFT directly for detailed information regarding transfer or lateral entry. They can provide clarity on whether any exceptions are made, or if you can apply for a lateral entry into a particular course. It's also advisable to check the specific eligibility criteria for transfers or advanced standing if available.

Certainly, you may proceed with the Bachelors of Education (B.Ed) in Mathematics and Physics after a Bachelors degree in Fashion Technology from NIFT. But, admission requirements for B.Ed courses differ from one institution to another, so you need to check those of the universities or colleges of your choice. In most cases, a general knowledge in the subjects you want to teach is useful, so some institutions will require you to have a degree in the said fields. If you do not meet the school's subject requirements you should take extra subjects or a degree in Mathematics or Physics. This transition might be useful in teaching, as you can combine your fashion major with knowledge of sciences.