Which subjects should I opt in class 11th & 12th in order to crack NIFT entrance exam?

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    Pragati Choudhary | Contributor-Level 7

    8 years ago
    You can opt any subject you want because for NIFT entrance you need GK, English, Maths (till class 10) and Logic Reasoning. So your class 11 & 12 stream won't matter.
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    VIKAS SINGH

    8 years ago
    Any subject. No issues, you just have to be creative minded. And have some basic approach towards drawing skills and colours understanding.
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    Sanya Rastogi

    8 years ago
    I would recommend you to study the subjects of your choice as inorder to crack NIFT, CBSE is not the thing that would help you in anyway. CBSE and NIFT are two completely different things. Also, the main thing for cracking the exam is you should keep yourself updated about the current affairs and have the knowledge of brands and brand ambassadors. Moreover, Sketching on a daily basis would help you loads.
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    sudipt narayan I like to write .

    8 years ago
    To crack NIFT, you didn't require a particular subject in 10+2 level because its syllabus is different according to 10+2 course.
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    Anushka Jha Sincerity at its top! | Guide-Level 12

    8 years ago
    Maths, physics, chemistry, English and physical education or computer science/music, etc.
    Good luck.

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