What should I do? I want to do fashion designing in NIFT but I am not totally prepared for the entrance.

I need help with choosing the right course after 12th.

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8 years ago
NIFT entrance exam is near. Since you are not prepared, I would suggest you to try solving previous years question papers. By doing this, you will have a very clear idea of where do you stand and which are the areas you need to work on. See, it doesn't matter how prepared you are, I would suggest th

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Shivani Tiwari
8 years ago
Well, a month is not sufficient for the preparation of any entrance exam be that NIFT. So, it's better you prepare for your boards and give your the best in that because boards will help you prepare for NIFT as well, though not fully. Since the entrance exam includes course up to the tenth standard

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For design colleges like NIFT and NID, the minimum required percentage is 55%. It's different for other colleges depending on their standard. But I suggest you to aim higher and set a high target for boards rather than keeping in mind the 55% cut-off. As if you target a higher percentage, you will d

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8 years ago
I would suggest you to first focus on your board exam and secure good marks. Once done, you can start preparing for NIFT exam which contain questions that will test the fashion as well as creative aptitude of the candidates and as you have interest towards it so it would not be difficult to crack.

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