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Hi I would like to have the details of the examination which is held by National Institute of Fashion Technology for admission to various programmes?

[Vishal Kotkar]

Selection tests to all courses offered at NIFT will be taken in two stages. Stage One (PBT I) of the examinations will involve the first round of paper based tests. Stage Two of the examinations will include the second round of tests which could either be paper based (PBT II) or PC based (CBT), contingent on the specific course. Negative characteristics of 0.25 are deducted for each wrong answer.

Bachelor's Programs

Design

For admission to the Bachelors of Design, the aggregate score of each candidate will be a composite of:

• 50 per cent - General Ability Test (GAT)
• 30 per cent - Creative Ability Test (CAT)
• 20 per cent - Situation Test

Design Technology

For admission to the Bachelors of Fashion Technology, the aggregate score of each candidate will be founded on their General Ability Test (GAT) score.

Master's Programs

Design

For admission to the Masters of Design, the aggregate score of each candidate will be a composite of:

• 40 per cent - Creative Ability Test (CAT)
• 30 per cent - General Ability Test (GAT)
• 30 per cent - Group Discussion or Personal Interview

Design Technology

For admission to the Masters of Fashion Technology, the aggregate score of each candidate will be a composite of:

• 70 per cent - General Ability Test (GAT)
• 30 per cent - Group Discussion or Personal Interview

Fashion Management

For admission to the Masters of Fashion Management, the aggregate score of each candidate will be a composite of:

• 70 per cent - General Ability Test (GAT)
• 30 per cent - Group Discussion or Personal Interview

Exam Pattern

GAT

The General Ability Test for B.Des and M.Des will have the accompanying sections:

Quantitative Ability - 25 Questions

Correspondence Ability - 35 Questions

English Comprehension - 30 Questions

Diagnostic Ability - 30 Questions

General Knowledge and Current Affairs - 30 Questions

The General Ability Test for B.FTech, MFM, M.Des AND M.FTech will have the accompanying sections:

Quantitative Ability - 30 Questions for B.FTech and M.FTech and 10 Questions for MFM

Correspondence Ability and English Comprehension - 45 Questions for B.FTech and M.FTech and 50 Questions for MFM

Diagnostic and Logical Ability - 25 Questions for B.FTech, M.FTech and MFM

General Knowledge and Current Affairs - 25 Questions for B.FTech, M.FTech and MFM

Contextual investigation - 25 Questions for B.FTech and M.FTech and 40 Questions for MFM

CAT

The Creative Ability Test (CAT) surveys a candidates' instinct expertise, perception capacity, inventive and plan capacity. Utilization of shading and illustrative capacities are likewise vital here.

Circumstance Test

On the premise of their performace in CAT and GAT, B.Des candidates are required another test called the Situation Test. Circumstance tests are intended to look at candidates' aptitudes for material dealing with and creative capacity on a given circumstance with a given arrangement of materials. Evaluation will done on the premise of space representation, inventive and innovative utilization of given material, sythesis of components, shading plan, development aptitude , artfulness of the model and general introduction and so forth. The review depicting the course conveys 30 for each penny weightage and must be in English.

Group Discussions

Candidates chosen for Masters Programs from the composed selection test will take an interest in Case Study based Group Discussions (GD) and Personal Interview(PI). The length of GD session is typically 15 to 20 minutes. Candidates will be inspected on the accompanying criteria:

• Conceptual clarity
• Knowledge of the topic assigned
• Contribution made to the topic
• Interpersonal skills
• Ability to generate new ideas
• Problem solving approach
• Leadership qualities
• Effective communication

Personal Interview

In the PI, candidates will be inspected on the accompanying criteria :

• Career orientation
• Aptness for the field
• Overall personal achievements in academics and co-curricular activities
• Communication
• General awareness and aptitude, creative and lateral thinking are likely to be useful.

Syllabus
NIFT entrance exam has no meticulous set of syllabus. Questions are asked to make sure the aptitude of the candidate in desired field.

Quantitative Ability section under General Ability Test (GAT), the candidates can practice questions on Algebra, Profit & Loss, Percentage, Rate of Interest, Distance, Work, Ratio and Proportion, and Geometry etc. of matric level along with Differential Calculus, Integral Calculus, Probability, Differential Equations, Statistics, and Fundamentals of Computer Applications etc. topics studied by the candidates at 10+2 level for undergraduate test and at graduation level for postgraduate program.

For Communication Ability, the candidates can study synonyms, words with corresponding meanings, antonyms, singular, plural, one word substitutes, correct spellings, idioms and phrases, etc.

Business Domain section consists of questions, which tests the knowledge and awareness of the candidate about the Fashion Industry, Designers, etc. textiles, apparel industry, import and export sectors, WTO issues related to textiles, apparel brands, etc.

Logical Ability – the section aims to evaluate the candidate’s ability to identify the logic or reason involved in a particular problem given and applying the logic in solving the problem. Concepts and practice of creative and lateral thinking are likely to be useful