From the 5th semester students become eligible for campus placement Companies that come for placement are Zara, H&M, vartaman, Sakhi Exports, lifestyle, home center, Arvind, Raymond etc hundred percent of students get placement. Plans after getting a degree is fashion designer
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From 5 semesters students became eligible for campus placement. H&M, ZARA, puma, lifestyle, home centre, sahi exports, vartaman, etc The highest package is 5lacks per year and the average package is 3 lacks per year 100? students getting placements Opening my own fashion brand.
I'm still in my first year so I'm not sure about the placements, but I've heard that from 4&5th sem you can apply for internships and then you can apply for placements when you're in 5/6th sem. Many famous companies like the puma, Arvind, Pantaloons, Marks and Spencer etc visit the campus and the highest package is almost 5-6 lakhs per year. 100% of student get placed. There's no doubt in that. They make sure that from their side they've done what they could've. You can even check this website to know who all got placed in which all company and what package were they offered. After getting the degree I would prefer joining marks and Spencer or puma and later try and join Ralph Lauren or Sabyasachi.
There is 100% Campus placements In our college this is why aifd has the edge over other college. Companies like puma , marks n spensors, decathlon etc comes mainly
Overall it is a nice institute to learn everything about fashion & design. But there are a lot of rules and restrictions as it is an army college and it need to maintain the discipline. It has very compact sized population in the campus which makes the campus life a little boring.
All India Entrance Exam- i was always interested in Doing Masters in Fashion Design i had heard a lot about the training and faculty of AIFD.
For admission into my college, I had to undergo an entrance exam that was a combination of both Creative Ability Test and General Ability Test. I was ranked 14th from a list of 300 students.
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