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Yes, NIF Global offers international exposure to the students through international tie-ups, workshops, and opportunities to participate in global platforms like fashion weeks and study programs abroad. 

Yes, students can get admission in NIF Global BVoc without any interview or entrance test. Admissions are purely merit-based. Students have to just pass Class 12 or equivalent to be eligible.

NIF Global BVoc admissions are merit-based. The college offers seats on a first-come first-served basis to any student who meet the requirements. The eligibility is to pass Class 12 or equivalent.

The fee structure at NIF Global differs on the basis of the chosen programme, duration, and the campus location. For detailed and the latest information around NIF Global fee, candidates are required to go to the official website of the institute. 

Yes, candidates who have cleared a Diploma course after Class 10 are eligible for BSc admissions at MIT Arts, Commerce And Science College. However, the Diploma course must have duration of three years or more. The field of Diploma course is irrelevant for the BSc in Animation admissions. However, other BSc courses will require candidates to clear a Diploma in the relevant technical field.

Yes, internships, live projects, and industry assignments are an integral part of the NIF Global curriculum. It helps students gain practical exposure and build professional networks.

Yes, NIF Global does offer MBA programme. The course is offered in the Design Management specialisation for a duration of two years. Students can apply online at the official site.

There are no scholarship schemes mentioned on the website of MIT Arts, Commerce And Science College for the BSc course. Candidates who need financial assistance for the BSc course fees can try to apply for government scholarships. However, candidates who are unable to secure any scholarships will need to get student loans.

The median package secured by MIT School of Vedic Sciences batch 2025 was INR 2 LPA. The same is tabulated below: 

Students can apply online at NIF Global application portal for admissions. The portal is common for all programmes and locations. Someone from the team will contact the students with all the details.

To get admission in Sharda University, students must pay required fees. Sharda University fee structure includes many components. The total fees may differ at the time of payment. Check the table below to know the fees of Sharda University popular courses:

RWTH Aachen Uni MSc in Computer Science course is a 2-year long course (4 semesters). The language of instruction of MSc in CS course of RWTH Aachen is English and German. For admission to this course, a first university degree (Bachelor's degree) is required. 

NIF Global eligibility criteria differs for each prorgamme. Generally, students must have completed Class 10 or 12 for UG/diploma courses and a relevant graduation degree for PG programs.

NIF Global fee structure changes depending on the programme and location. Students must contact the admission team to know about the exact fee details of the chosen course.

After completing an LLB in the UK, there will be a lot of employment options for graduates. Given below are some of the career profiles in which students can work after the completion of LLB in UK:

• Advocate
• Barristers
• Solicitors
• Legal Advisor
• Magistrate
• Legal Analyst
• Legal Researcher
• Public Prosecutor
• Costs Lawyer

Sharda Univeristy offers MBBS programme. The duration of this course is five and a half years. The duration includes compulsory internship of one year. The course is offered in full-time mode.

Yes UK Home Office has opened its new post-study work visa (Graduate Route Visa) for international students. As per Graduate Route, Indian students who got their degree from recognised university in UK can stay there and look for work for at least two years.

NIF Global does not require any entrance exam to offer admission to its courses. Admissions to the NIF Global courses are offered on a first-come, first-served basis.