Hello dear aspirant.

For a exam like NIFT one month is a very less time. But if you work hard and smart . You can surely get success. First of all make a proper time table that you will study 14-16hrs daily. Ten after solve at least two previous year papers daily. Join a test series and see how are the results.

Hope you get it.

Good luck

Dear Aspirant,

The NIFT entrance exam is a pen and paper test with two papers- Creative Aptitude Test (CAT) and General Aptitude Test (GAT). For B.Des. and M.Des., GAT is conducted for 2 hours and for B.F.Tech., M.F.M., and M.F.Tech., GAT is conducted for 3 hours because of the differences in the weightage. The number of questions also differ from course to course.

CAT evaluates your creativity and deigning aptitude. This is important if you are seeking Bachelors of Design as your course.  Your intuition skills and observation skills should be put into practice to achieve good marks in the same. Colour and illustration skills become important and will also be evaluated in this.

GAT evaluates the academic aptitude like Mathematics (class 10th level), Reasoning, English Language and Comprehension. It also consists of GK, current affairs and the knowledge of the fashion industry.

English consists of spot the error, sentence correction, analogies, syntax, synonyms, antonyms, idioms and phrases, one word substitution, fill in the blanks, spelling errors, grammar and arranging the sentences or passages in the correct order.

Reasoning consists of verbal and non-verbal series, directions, ranking, calendar, sitting arrangement, coding-decoding, cubes and dices, clocks, syllogism, puzzles, blood relations, eligibility criteria, line counting, graph and related things.

GK and Current Affairs section apart from the GK and current affairs, also consists of questions based on fashion. Be aware of TV endorsements and their taglines used for different products in the same, fashion terminology, entertainment events, brands, logos, celebrities, Miss Universe, Miss World and fashion trends both which are in and out. Other than that, be thorough with current affairs consisting of the political, economic and social situation and also with sports, culture and history of India.

Mathematics consists of the pipes and cisterns, work time, simple interest, compound interest, averages, mensuration, set theory,  number system, ratio and proportion, ages, profit and loss, speed time, height and distance,mixtures and allegations, trigonometry, upstream & downstream, permutation and combination and probability.

There are 100 questions for B.Des. paper which are divided as follows:

English Comprehension- 25 questions

Quantitative ability- 20 questions

Communication ability- 25 questions

Analytical ability- 15 marks

GK and current affairs- 15 marks

For more details, visit:

https://design.careers360.com/exams/nift-entrance-exam

Hope this helps. All the best!

Hello Riya,

I'd like to inform you you that, if you are applying for Bachelor of Design at NIFT, you don't have to provide any sort of portfolios. Because you don't have a personal interview or any personal interaction rounds.

For B. Des round , you will have to give CAT, GAT and then the Situation test, all the evaluation is based on your performance in the three tests.

In your case you're looking for an undergraduate application. So, you don't have to go through providing any portfolios.

For more details on the NIFT exam check

https://design.careers360.com/exams/nift-entrance-exam

Hope this helps!

Please check our solved papers at: https://design.careers360.com/download/nift-entrance-exam-sample-papers-previous-years?sort=recommended

Hello Dear student,

The NIFT 2020 Application Form will be available on the official website i.e. NIFT 2020 from October 22, 2019, and the last date to submit the Application Form is on December 28, 2019. Candidates are allowed to make changes in the Application Form from 29th December 2019 to 3rd January 2020.

While the date of the entrance examination is 19 January,2020 . And the admit cards will be available from 10 January, 2020.

I hope this was helpful

Best wishes

Hello Nisha Raj, The best books for mfm NIFT are

• McGraw Hill Education

• NIFT Exam Guide by Verma

• Concepts of Pattern Grading

• NIFT Exam Guide by Dr. R. P. Datason

• NIFT Entrance Exam- Self Study Guide

• Popular Master Guide NIFT by R. Gupta

• Bright Careers Guide NIFT Entrance Exam

• Arihant NIFT Entrance Exam Self Study Guide

• NIFT Entrance Examination (Guide) by D Mittal

• NIFT Entrance Exams: Ultimate Success Series By Surendra

• Prashant Kumar’s NIFT Entrance Examination Preparation Guide

• NIFT: Previous Years’ Papers (Solved) by Ramesh Publishing House

Hope this helps.

Thank you.