Fees 340000 per year. That to too costly, so high for the course they provide everything is waste of money here. In my for the first year we have to pay semester wise but from 2nd they changed the management and rules and forced us to pay yearly fees altogether otherwise we won't be allowed to give exam.

This college is somewhere in village of Bangalore city. Far away from Bangalore main city. There timing for exam. 1st will take 9 months and 2nd for 3months. Activity for the is arranged by students only no faculty or principal helps.

The National Institute of Fashion Technology offers on-campus placement for its students during the latter part of the last semester, depending upon the course. I graduated during the COVID-19 lockdown period in 2020, thus campus placements couldn't be held. However, our NIFT did provide us with online placement opportunities via email. Fashion Design student often goes for the highest package and as far as I can remember, the highest package was Rs 24,0000 lakh per annum, and the average package was around Rs 600,000 lakhs for the whole college.

The Fashion Communication Course at NIFT Delhi was quite comprehensive in terms of providing students with opportunities for different skill developments. Most of the curriculum was practical, requiring creative skills as well as practical skills. Overall, the FC course offered us the opportunity to develop skills such as photography, graphic design, visual merchandising, writing, etc. Exams were mainly held every six months.

There are campus placements after 8th semester or during. Every student is given chance to appear for the interview. Great placement offers.

I am doing communication design. This course has a vast career options. The department is very helpful towards the curriculum. They encourage us for activities other than academics.

When you are in year 3(internships or placements both) or 4(placement) then you're eligible to work in industry. Accessory design is the best department in our campus (gandhinagar) and thus highly reputated companies hire them. So there's a kind of series that is followed that companies first gives preference to DELHI and MUMBAI and then other campuses. As far as my department (fashion communication) is concerned they're mostly given opportunities in retail companies for example- a VISUAL MERCHANDISER in WESTSIDE. Last year GANDHINAGAR was number one in placements with a package of 9,00,000/- Marks or CGPAs matters at the end but a good portfolio matters alot in designing college. Right now I have just completed first year so I have this much information only regarding placements. My plans would be ofcourse to sit for placements and get hired in a good comapny. After getting enough money for my masters I shall go abroad for masters as it builds a good portfolio and even more better job

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.