Priyanshi's Review On National Institute Of Design - [NID], Ahmedabad

Nid is no 1 designing college in India. For you to get into this college you have to qualify a exam that has two rounds. Prelims and mains. So in prelims you have 60% creative aptitude test and 40% general aptitude. And if you happen to clear the prelims you will be qualified for the studio test which is the final round. Which includes more of receptory activities like implementing sound understanding images making models....Read More

I applied for nift and fddi. I got accepted in both of the colleges but i choose nid over them because it was more suitable for my career and nid have different decipline like product design, ceramic and clay design, film and video communication, graphic design, exhibition design, furniture design, animation and film design so i can learn from others also and can build my own portfolio according to my interests...Read More

Moreover it's a very good college for what it offers. There are ups and downs with management but there is a Student activity Council which really helps the students raise their voice in the management sector quite a lot....Read More

Environment is very good and motivating for working. Good space for learning and to try out new things. Good facilities and environment makes it a good and enriching experience overall. The overall schedule is quite hectic....Read More

First of all there is an entrance exam to be given, the qualifiers that go to the second round of selection that is a model making and sketching round. Once you clear both the exams you get a mail regarding the dates of joining and other details....Read More

There are a lot of pros and cons about NID, which the pros includes, it has the best faculties from the india, better facilities, campus is really great it has lot of trees and birds, good wifi with a great internet speed, placements are good. And cons includes, some dipartament has less number of faculties, food from mess can be made better....Read More