1. What is NID ? Ans :- The National Institute of Design (NID) stands as a distinguished design institution in India since its establishment in 1961. Globally recognized and celebrated, NID takes the lead among design schools worldwide. Its primary Learn More …
Observation Skills: A Key to Success in Design and Creativity Observation is the foundation of good design. It is the process of noticing and paying attention to details in the world around us. In the context of design and creativity, Learn More …
Patna, the capital of Bihar, is the centre for students preparing for competitive exams. Students from this city are known for cracking tough exams like UPSC, State PSC, SSC, and Railways. However, it is important to know certain things if Learn More …
The National Institute of Design conducts exams in two phases, NID DAT Prelims and NID DAT Mains, to select students from all across India and abroad for the various design programs offered at its campuses. NID prelims is a written Learn More …
DAD Think Labs, India’s leading institute, is organising the biggest online webinar for career counselling of design aspirants. If you are someone who wants to make a career in design and fashion, then this webinar is for you! Be free Learn More …
The National Institute of Fashion Technology and the National Institute of Design are prestigious institutes for fashion, design, management, and technology. They conduct separate entrance exams to take admission in the campuses of NIFT and NID. Many design aspirants appear Learn More …
There are plenty of inspiring stories of students who crack prestigious exams like UPSC, State PSC, NEET, JEE, NIFT, NID without taking Coaching classes. Although joining a coaching class enhances the chance of success. These exams are competitive, and each Learn More …
The National Institute of Fashion Designing (NIFT) conducts entrance exams each year for admission in its 16 campuses. All the campuses of NIFT release their cut-off list with maximum and minimum ranks to offer admission to students. Almost 23000-25000 students Learn More …