The fees is quite a lot considering that it is a government college. The total fees is around 12 to 15 lakhs and if you include the living expenses the figure easily crosses 20 lakh. There are schemes available for which you need to have an annual parental income of less than 8lpa

My course is FASHION COMMUNICATION which is basically all about UI/UX design, Graphic designing etc. Since childhood I've been a tech savvy kind of person. I like to explore different applications and thus this course allows me to work on application like FIGMA, ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR, PHOTOSHOP, etc. So nift has jury every semester and whatever work we've done so far is presented there. The panel doesn't judge us on their level rather on industry or company levels. We're taught from day one that you are not working for faculty rather consider us clients and work according to our needs. The semester consists of mid term, end term and jury assignments and i think the difficulty level varies from person to person. For me, it gets a little hectic during jury as it is the last chance for us to present something out of the box product and for that it needs high level of thinking and exploration and completing that within the given deadline becomes a task.

Placements in my college are central and any student from any campus can go to another for the purpose of applying to jobs. Not only are the placements cast in options and variety, my institute has a high success rate and students score excellent placements white easily.

The course in my opinion is very relevant as well as comprehensive. It has an overarching theme of steady improvement and no matter what department you are in it is easy to find your niche and work your way up from there.

The placements at my college to be very honest with you are not as great especially if you consider the fact that you're spending so much money in the college fees. So NIFT has a centralized placement system where it is only held in the top 5 colleges and the students from the other nifts have to go there for theirs. From what I've heard and read the placement are always pretty disappointing and bad. Many students end up not getting placed or taking up offers thag are not fair for the amount of time and energy you've put into into it. The biggest con of joining my college is infact the placement as many people don't consider it a good investment for it's bad returns.

To be honest i think my course is pretty relevant and will remain relevant for the years to come as man will never stop wearing clothes. Textile design plays a huge role in the fashion industry and will continue to do so in the future. As for the curriculum at my college it does teach me the traditional as well as the modern methods and approaches to design. Design education in india is not yet a very maintstream or well known thing but i think institutions like NIFT and NID are doing justice to it. My faculty is very strict and expect a certain level of work which if not delivered you will face the repercussions for. As for the final marking which is the jury assignment it is like doomsday for every student in my college. It is quite difficult and challenging as well as pretty time taking. All I'd say is that it's not for the weak hearted

On campus placements are good, for people with CGPA more than 8, job opportunities are good. They can find it easily. Also there is a conpulsion of two internships so contacts are made during that time

Exam structure includes Mid term End term Jury/written So mid term and end term is of 30 marks and jury is of total 40 marks so total out of 100. We get SGPA for each semester. Quite interesting and relevant subjects are taught

As in gujarat, people think it is not fun here, but not true College life is fun, it is exviting. Surrounded by ahmedabad, students explore the city and learns about it culture. Overall good place. Nice vibe

The hostel facility is excellent. All the ladies in the hostel are very helpful and kind and are there to make us comfortable and enjoy our time since most of us are living away from home and on our own for the first time.