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Vishal JaiswalCurrent Student
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For UG courses, 12th marksheet is required and for masters your UG degree would be required but you'll have to give the entrance.
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Anjali TaCurrent Student
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Hello,
Yes, you can apply for the Diploma course.
Yes, you can apply for the Diploma course.
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Paulami Sa'Current Student
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Yes, you can, if you take up some course, and with the help of that course, you can take up some internship or make contacts and learn the basics of fashion design. Rest, you can learn with your job.
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Paulami Sa'Current Student
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NIFT doesn't have a specific Master's degree in textile design. Masters is a researched based degree and select programs, where you can work with textiles. It is best to reach out to the faculty and see, if any of them are involved in textiles
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NIFT doesn't have a specific Master's degree in textile design. Masters is a researched based degree and select programs, where you can work with textiles. It is best to reach out to the faculty and see, if any of them are involved in textiles or worked in that field.
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Paulami Sa'Current Student
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CAT is the most important part of the question paper. Start sketching and develop your own style of sketching and coloring. I cannot stress this enough. Good drawing skills are very important. How you present/draw your ideas is just as importa
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CAT is the most important part of the question paper. Start sketching and develop your own style of sketching and coloring. I cannot stress this enough. Good drawing skills are very important. How you present/draw your ideas is just as important as the idea itself. Keep reading the newspaper (especially around November-December) It will help you in GK part of GAT and help you generate better ideas. Most questions in CAT are related to current scenarios. . Based on the happenings and big stories in the media, plan and create small sketches. This way you'll save time on thinking during the actual exams. Go through various artists on social Medias, movies, art galleries etc. to find inspiration. Go through question papers from the previous years and see what kind of questions they ask. Start solving these question papers in the given time and work on pacing yourself
For that, you can pick up any reference book. Math, logic and English are mostly what you've learned in school but it's better to revise. Keep solving the previous question papers so you can get into the habit of thinking along those lines.
Check out other artist's work on Instagram, Pinterest, Behance, etc., so that you can improve your drawing skill and understand what the rest of the world is doing.
For GAT keep up with the news. Revise basic math/English and logic. Download question papers- time yourself when you solve them so you can understand where you stand.
For that, you can pick up any reference book. Math, logic and English are mostly what you've learned in school but it's better to revise. Keep solving the previous question papers so you can get into the habit of thinking along those lines.
Check out other artist's work on Instagram, Pinterest, Behance, etc., so that you can improve your drawing skill and understand what the rest of the world is doing.
For GAT keep up with the news. Revise basic math/English and logic. Download question papers- time yourself when you solve them so you can understand where you stand.
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Ananya DevCurrent Student
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Undoubtedly NIFT. It is one of the most premium institutes in India and has great faculty and placements.
Undoubtedly NIFT. It is one of the most premium institutes in India and has great faculty and placements.
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Paulami Sa'Current Student
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These are both the top centers for NIFT. However, as NIFT is the head office they might have slightly better choices. However,it comes down to your personality and work.
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Hi, I am a commerce student and want to study in NIFT but I don't know how to start. I am in class 12th.
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Paulami Sa'Current Student
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Firstly, you need to keep an eye on the application dates. Make sure you apply on time. Read up on the admission process and start preparing accordingly. https://www.nift.ac.in/sites/default/files/2017-11/Guidelines.pdf
Here are a few tips for
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Firstly, you need to keep an eye on the application dates. Make sure you apply on time. Read up on the admission process and start preparing accordingly. https://www.nift.ac.in/sites/default/files/2017-11/Guidelines.pdf
Here are a few tips for that-
Hi, There are two part to the first level entrance test- Creative Ability Test CAT and General Ability Test (GAT). CAT is the most important part of the question paper. Start sketching and develop your own style of sketching and coloring. I can not stress this enough. Good drawing skills are very important. How you present/draw your ideas is just as important as the idea itself. Keep reading the newspaper (especially around November-December) It'll help you in GK part of GAT and help you generate better ideas. Most questions in CAT are related to current scenarios. For example- Make in India was started in late 2014 and in the 2015 entrances Hi had asked the students to make a mascot and a poster to promote the same. Based on the happenings and big stories in the media, plan and create small sketches. This was you'll save time on thinking during the actual exams. Go through various artists on social medias, movies, art galleries etc. To find inspiration. Go through question papers from the previous years and see what kind of questions they ask. Start solving these question papers in the given time and work on pacing yourself. For that, you can pick up any reference book. Math, logic and English are mostly what you've learned in school but it's better to revise. Keep solving the previous question papers so you can get into the habit of thinking along those lines. You can pick up any test series or books from Arihant publication. They usually have a summary of the portion. Check out other artist's work on Instagram, Interest, Behance, etc. So that you can improve your drawing skill and understand what the rest of the world is doing.
Here are a few tips for that-
Hi, There are two part to the first level entrance test- Creative Ability Test CAT and General Ability Test (GAT). CAT is the most important part of the question paper. Start sketching and develop your own style of sketching and coloring. I can not stress this enough. Good drawing skills are very important. How you present/draw your ideas is just as important as the idea itself. Keep reading the newspaper (especially around November-December) It'll help you in GK part of GAT and help you generate better ideas. Most questions in CAT are related to current scenarios. For example- Make in India was started in late 2014 and in the 2015 entrances Hi had asked the students to make a mascot and a poster to promote the same. Based on the happenings and big stories in the media, plan and create small sketches. This was you'll save time on thinking during the actual exams. Go through various artists on social medias, movies, art galleries etc. To find inspiration. Go through question papers from the previous years and see what kind of questions they ask. Start solving these question papers in the given time and work on pacing yourself. For that, you can pick up any reference book. Math, logic and English are mostly what you've learned in school but it's better to revise. Keep solving the previous question papers so you can get into the habit of thinking along those lines. You can pick up any test series or books from Arihant publication. They usually have a summary of the portion. Check out other artist's work on Instagram, Interest, Behance, etc. So that you can improve your drawing skill and understand what the rest of the world is doing.
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Paulami Sa'Current Student
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Hi,
As you are not a resident of India, you can apply through the NRI quota. There is a whole different process for NRI applicants.
https://www.nift.ac.in/sites/default/files/2017-11/Guidelines.pdf
Hope this helps.
As you are not a resident of India, you can apply through the NRI quota. There is a whole different process for NRI applicants.
https://www.nift.ac.in/sites/default/files/2017-11/Guidelines.pdf
Hope this helps.
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Hardik BhoirCurrent Student
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Hi there,Rule 1: Don't go for what is easy.
Rule 2: Prioritize your interest. About NIFT Entrance Exam it consists of 2 phases I. e. Phase 1 CAT & GAT) and Phase 2 (Situation Test).
Phase 1 carries 80% ratio in which 50% is for Creativity Aptit
Rule 2: Prioritize your interest. About NIFT Entrance Exam it consists of 2 phases I. e. Phase 1 CAT & GAT) and Phase 2 (Situation Test).
Phase 1 carries 80% ratio in which 50% is for Creativity Aptit
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Hi there,Rule 1: Don't go for what is easy.
Rule 2: Prioritize your interest. About NIFT Entrance Exam it consists of 2 phases I. e. Phase 1 CAT & GAT) and Phase 2 (Situation Test).
Phase 1 carries 80% ratio in which 50% is for Creativity Aptitude Test CAT and 30%is for General Aptitude (GAT).
And, 20% for Phase 2 (Situation Test).
You need to clear the phase 1 to appear for phase 2.
NIFT Entrance is not tough, but you got to be creative and be yourself.
Rule 2: Prioritize your interest. About NIFT Entrance Exam it consists of 2 phases I. e. Phase 1 CAT & GAT) and Phase 2 (Situation Test).
Phase 1 carries 80% ratio in which 50% is for Creativity Aptitude Test CAT and 30%is for General Aptitude (GAT).
And, 20% for Phase 2 (Situation Test).
You need to clear the phase 1 to appear for phase 2.
NIFT Entrance is not tough, but you got to be creative and be yourself.
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