A great college to study design

So, in my case, my parents initially wanted me to pursue a more academic course, but i was set on pursuing Fashion Communication. So, they finally settled on letting me pursue my course only if I did it in NIFT. NIFT, being the best Design College in the country, and having a plethore of successful alumni was the obvious choice. So, yeah, I had my mind set on NIFT, and that's what I worked for. I didn't apply to any other colleges or other courses, but in case, things didn't work out, I had thought of pursuing English Honours in DU, because that's what my parents wanted. But I didn't need to give the entrance for it, since i got my results almost a month before the entrance. Now, getting into the college was difficult, given the high competition, so I spent almost 6 months preparing for that. I took coaching to prepare for it, and even spent the rest of my time for the same. The Entrance Exam is didvided in 3 parts: General Aptitude Test (GAT), Creative Ability Test(CAT), and Situation Test. GAT is about the basics, English, Maths, GK and Logical Reasoning. It's not that difficult, considering you need to be up to date with the Current Affairs, basic Logical Reasoning and 10th grade Mathematic skills and have at least an average command over the English language. CAT judges the student's overall creativity and innovation, their ability to be unique and think out of the box and present their ideas just as neatly and precisely. Along with the students creativity and innovation, their drawing skills are also judged, since they must be capable of presenting their ideas just as precisely. If one passes through these 2 exams, they are eligible for the Situation Test, where we must make a 3D model of the given situations, like a village fair or doctor's office etc. Along with all these criterias, they also judge how well can one explain their idea, and their ability to communicate with the judges....Read More

A person studying in grade 12 can apply for NIFT bachelor's course upto the age of 21. The first step of the admission process is to fill the admission form that can be found on the official NIFT website and pay the admission fee. Once the student clears that, they are further invited to appear for the situation test. the student has to pay the first semester fee....Read More

There is an entrance exam for NIFT which is held in 3 rounds which are: a) CAT(creative ability test)- 3 hrs b) GAT(general ability test)- 3 hrs c) Situation test (3D modeling with some given situation) After this the campus is allotted on merit rank basis. I got NIFT jodhpur campus in general category with AIR 1441 There is reservation quota as well....Read More

Eligibility, of course, is maths and science students of class 12th. After passing the Nifts entrance test. We can find all details related to the admission form, admission fees, admission dates, and admission test details form nift.ac.in Many scholarships were provided to less-income families. And many more reservations are also provided. The admission process is easy admission test is also easy so any student can easily get admission to nift which is decreasing the good quality of students at nift which may create problems for students as well as college so the test should be tougher and skills-based so the more creative students can come to nift and expand their creativity...Read More

Yes, we have two rounds of exams, one is the MCQ test and the other is the situation test. In the first test, there are questions like general knowledge, mental ability, English literature, and other subjects come. And after passing that exam you have to give one more test which is the situation exam, in which some material has been provided to the students, and options are given to make some 3d product with that material....Read More

The admission is purely based on the entrance exam and it includes the CAT(creative ability test) and GAT(general ability test).They selected me through this exam and called for the admission counselling process to select the course....Read More