A good institute for army brats

Overall it is a nice institute to learn everything about fashion & design. But there are a lot of rules and restrictions as it is an army college and it need to maintain the discipline. It has very compact sized population in the campus which makes the campus life a little boring.

Aifd is associated with the Bangalore university and thus follow the course of B.Sc FAD. It is a three year graduation course which includes all the fields related to fashion. There is a 2 year PG programme as well.

The college has a record of 100% placements since last few years. It provides job in certain fields of fashion as per student's interest. Average Package is 2-3lks per annum. Yes it does provide internship in different fields, stipend may or may not be given as it depends on the type of work you are doing.

They are many events and in-house fashion shows held at college. Students are always encouraged to participate in other colleges events as well. The very special thing about the college is the informal kind of celebration of major festivals by the students themselves.

Fee structure is pretty decent comparatively, according to me because this type of courses are generally demands high amount of fees. So, It is approximately 2.5 lks per year including hostel and mess charges which is feasible.

No, there is no scholarship as such offered by the college. But yes if you secure 1st place in academics you will be awarded with some amount and there are many such small rewards. Loan facility is not provided by the college.

Practical classes are far more interesting than the theory classes. Extracurricular activities such as modelling, dancing, singing etc while preparing for college fest and all keeps you engaged and prevents boredom.

Yes l have opted for hostel. There is a new girls hostel in the college now which is extremely satisfying. We are getting all the basic things like fully automatic washing machine, induction, kettle etc. over here. It's too comfortable to be in the hostel. The only negative thing is restrictions on timings.

There is a well maintained team of present students, faculty members and the alumni of the college to guide the students for their bright future and practical knowledge of the field. Students sometimes have their own contacts with seniors which helps them for internships and proper guidance.

Aifd follows an entrance exam based admission process. The students who will qualify the entrance exam need to get into merit list to get admission. Seats are reserved for army brats only. Few seats are also reserved for the students who belong to Karnataka state.

I would say that the college has it's quality because of the faculty there. All the faculty members have good knowledge of their field and a good experience in teaching. Even the lab assistants do their jobs very well.