National Institute Of Fashion Technology
Years of Establishment:  1986

Description

1986 was a turning point for the fashion industry in India. This was the year National Institute of Fashion Technology New Delhi was set up by the Ministry of Textiles, Government of India, in technical collaboration with FIT, New York.

NIFT Delhi has produced a number of eminent alumni over the years like Rohit Bal, Ritu Beri, Manish Malhotra....

It offers a variety of Regular as well as CE programs. It has the olders and richest Resource Centre having a rich collections of print and non-print materials.

*This information is compiled from http://www.nift.ac.in

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Select B.Des.(Fashion Design)(Bachelor) B.Des.(Accessory Design)(Bachelor) B.Des.(Leather Design)(Bachelor) B.Des.(Textile Design)(Bachelor) B.Des.(Knitwear Design)(Bachelor) B.Des.(Fashion Communication)(Bachelor) B.F.Tech.(Apparel Production)(Bachelor) M.Des.(Master of Design)(Bachelor) M.F.M.(Master of Fashion Managment)(Masters) M.F.M.(Master of Fashion Technology)(Masters)

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Infrastructure & Facilities

Lively and vibrant campus is complemented with facilities that equal the best in the world at NIFT Delhi. Creative architecture and spaciousness defines the NIFT building, which house fully equipped lecture rooms, design studios and laboratories, resource centre, activity centres. The education structure emphasises hands-on experience through practical set-ups and state-of-the-art technology.

Design Studios & Techno Labs

The design studios on campus offer ample opportunity to students to experiment and innovate, while the laboratories provide hi-technology work areas covering real-time aspects of the industry

Resource Center

The National Resource Centre and the Resource Centre at New Delhi are pillars of information and knowledge management. Each Resource Centre has an integrated collection of print, visual and creative material resources—the only systematically documented source of information available in India for study of international and contemporary Indian fashion. The Resource Centre also provide information services to the design community, industry practitioners and entrepreneurs.