I'm M.Sc student but now interested in doing fashion designing, is it good for me or not?
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Hi Princy,
Now if you wish to pursue fashion designing then you should go for it. It doesn't matter what you had done earlier. But if you really have interest in this than you should go with fashion designing.
Good luck. -
It depends on your attitude to your career. As you have changed your field completely from M.Sc to fashion designing, I am sure it is not a one-day decision. You selected this thing for the rest of your life then you must have a keen interest in fashion designing industry. I only can suggest you one thing it may take time to make a good career in this field. You have to keep patience and do work. Best of luck. -
First of all, it depends upon your interest in Fashion Designing. NIFT offers 4 year UG degree in Fashion Designing. As per the prescribed eligibility criteria of NIFT 2019, the candidates should be of 23 years of age as on October 1, 2018. However, there is an age relaxation of five years for those belonging to Scheduled Castes (SC)/Scheduled Tribe (ST)/Person With Disability (PHP) subject to the below mentioned qualifications:
NIFT Eligibility Criteria 2019 for B.Des (Fashion Design/Leather Design/Accessory Design/Textile Design/Knitwear Design/Fashion Communication). Class 12 exam from any recognised Central/State Board of Secondary...more
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For the students belonging to the General AI quota, the NIFT Delhi cutoff 2025 ranged between 19 and 967 across various UG and PG courses. For B.Des, the Round 3 cutoff ranks were in the range of 92 and 967, wherein B.Des. in Fashion Design was the highly sought-after specialisation for admission. Candidates can refer to the table below to view the NIFT Delhi 2025 cutoff ranks for the General category students for Round 3. Please note that the cutoff ranks vary for different rounds and categories.
| Course | NIFT Round 3 Cutoff 2025 |
|---|---|
| B.Des. in Accessory Design | 155 |
| B.Des. in Leather Design | 967 |
| B.Des. in Fashion Design | 92 |
| B.Des. in Knitwear Design | 539 |
| Master of Design (M.Des.) | 40 |
| Master of Fashion Technology (M.FTech) | 19 |
| Master of Fashion Management (MFM) | 27 |
| B.Des. in Textile Design | 324 |
With an EWS category rank of 69, you have a very strong chance of getting into NIFT Delhi for most B.Des. courses, and even some Master's programs, especially compared to the closing ranks for the EWS category in previous years.
For example, for B.Des. Fashion Design, which is highly competitive, the EWS closing rank was generally in the range of 400-500. Your rank of 69 is well within this range.
Even for BFTech Apparel Production, your rank is excellent.
The aspirants who are Class 12 or equivalent exam pass can apply for the BDes course of NIFT Delhi. Additionally, students should not exceed 24 yers of age (29 years for SC/ ST/ PWD category students) as of August 1 of the admission year. Candidates who meet the mentioned criteria can go to the official website or the collect the application form to apply for course admission.
No, the admission criteria for the BDes programme is entrance-based. NIFT Delhi BDes course admission is granted based on applicants performance in the NIFT Entrance Exam. Candidates shortlisted based on exam score are called for the personal interview round followed counselling. The students looking for direct admissions are advised to contact the admission office.
The fee structure is inclusive of different components, such as tuition fees, hostel fees, refundable security deposit, registration fee, etc. A few of these components are one-time chargeable, while some have to be paid annually or semester-wise. Once selection procedure is completed, students need to pay the NIFT Delhi BDes fees. The following table showcases the fee bifurcation:
Fee components | Amount (4 years) |
|---|---|
Tuition Fees | INR 12.34 Lakh |
Hostel Fees | INR 4.19 Lakh |
One-time Payment | INR 27,200 |
NOTE: The aforementioned fee details are as per the official website/ sanctioning body. It is still subject to changes and hence, is indicative.
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