National Institute of Fashion Technology, Kolkata

No, you cannot appear for the entrance this year because the academic session starts by July end. So by that time you need to be graduate and provide your graduation certificate to the college.

Well you cannot get admission in NIFT without appearing for it's entrance exam. So you can drop a year and appear for it next year i.e. 2019.

Yes it is possible but NIFT entrance exam happens in the month of February every year. So you can definitely do B.Des from NIFT, it's just that you'll have to drop a year and appear for the exam next year i.e. February 2019.

Hi Mousumi,
I would recommend you to contact your assigned nodal officer as soon as possible or if you fail to contact the person in charge then visit one of the NIFT center and contact the authorities instead. Do carry all your necessary documents.

Hi Samreena,
The Maximum Age for the B.Des. Programme at NIFT is 23 years as on 1st October, 2017. The upper age limit may be relaxed by a period of 5 (five) years for the candidates of Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribe/ Person With Disability (PWD). So If by the time of registration, i.e. filling the entrance exam forms, one is 23 years and not yet 24 years old then he/she is eligible to apply.

The B.F.Tech (Apparel Production) itself is a programme/course. And there is no course under it.
I guess you haven't framed your question right. But anyways, refer to this link for further information.
https://nift.ac.in/bftap

Yes, you can join Master of Fashion Management course after completing your graduation.

As per NIFT's prospectus, the eligibility for MFM (Master of Fashion Management) is :
An Undergraduate Degree from any Institute / University recognized by law in India.
or
An Undergraduate Diploma of minimum three years duration from NIFT / NID.
So you cannot sit for the exam until or unless you have the certificate.

NIFT, Kolkata comes under top 5 NIFT centres. The faculty is one of the oldest and most experienced. And one can sit for the placement from any of the centres. So placement is not really an issue.