NIFT

NIFT cutoff for a participating NIFT is the last rank for which admission is offered in for a particular programme and category. This means, if a candidate fails to score a rank equal to or higher than the cutoff rank, they don't get admission. Typically, a higher ranked institute will invite: More applications Higher-ranked candidates This in turn pushes up the cutoff in higher ranked (or popular) institutes. Likewise, a lower-ranked institute will receive comparatively fewer number of applications, and mostly from lower-ranked candidates. This means, cut-off in these institutes are lower making it much easier to get admission.

NIFT Delhi is frequently ranked among the top design colleges in the country. So, the admission cut-off for the institute is pretty high, especially when compared to the lower-ranked colleges. This is because being a higher-ranked college, NIFT Delhi receives a higher number of applicants. Another factor is more number of higher ranked candidates want to get admission in the institute, which also pushes up the cut-off. On the other hand, lower ranked colleges are not a priority for the top ranked candidates; meaning a higher number of lower ranked candidates applies to these institutes. This keeps the cut-off low in these institutes.

In order to secure the NIFT Rank scholarship at Pearl Academy, Mumbai, candidates need to secure a rank between 1 and 1000 in the NIFT entrance exam. Aside from this, candidates are also required to qualify and appear for the Creative Arts Education Society Entrance Examination.

Only candidates who have cleared their Class 12 board exams will be offered the aforementioned Pearl Academy, Mumbai scholarship.

No, Pearl Academy, Mumbai does not accept NIFT scores to decide the admissions to the BDes course. Thus, candidates who have a valid NIFT score must appear for the Pearl Academy Entrance Exam to qualify for BDes admissions.

However, NIFT scores can be used to secure scholarships by BDes students at Pearl Academy, Mumbai.

NIFT Raebareli cutoff 2025 has been released for admission to various courses. The cutoff was out in the form of ranks for different All India categories. For the OBC AI quota, the overall cutoff ranged from 934 to 7209. According to the last round, the hardest course for admission was the MFM course, with the cutoff being 934. Students can refer to the table below to know the round 1 and last round cutoff ranks for various offered courses.

To be able to get admission at NIFT Raebareli with a rank of 2000 would depend entirely on the category a student belongs to. For the General AI category, students can avail courses which have a qualifying rank above 2000. Such as BDes in Fashion Design or BFTech in Apparel Production, with the last round cutoff ranks of 2606 and 2715, respectively. Refer to the table below to know which courses are available, sorted from most to least competitive for the aforementioned category. 

Note: Other categories will have different cutoffs accordingly. 

NIFT Haryana cutoff 2025 was also released for various Home State categories. For the General HS category, the cutoff ranged from 307 to 2915 for various UG and PG courses. Students can refer to the table below to know the cutoff range for various HS quota categories. 

NIFT Haryana BFTech cutoff 2025 concluded with the release of the final round cutoff list for all categories under the All India and Home State quota. For the General AI category, the BFTech in Apparel Production course had an overall cutoff range between 622 and 2915. To know the overall cutoff for other categories and quotas, see the table below. 

NIFT Haryana cutoff 2025 was officially released for all rounds and categories belonging to the All India and Home State quota. For the OBC AI quota, the overall cutoff ranged from 916 to 6045. 

On the other hand, for the OBC HS quota candidates, the cutoff varied between 652 and 7084, according to the first and last rounds. Students can refer to the table below to know the last round closing ranks for both the quotas.