FDDI Noida Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and are super experienced. They teach us everything we need to know for the real world. The classes are a good mix of hands-on practice and learning theory. You gotta get at least a 7 out of 20 to pass the exams. Making orthopedic shoes is a hot skill to have right now, and we learn all about it in the course.

Placement: Some companies that come to recruit are really good, while others just want salespeople. I don't think anyone wants to be a salesman after paying for the course. Decathlon, Aditya Birla Group, Reliance Footwear, Nykaa, Mirza Groups, and more are top companies that hire from here. The course sets you up for jobs like designer, buyer, merchandiser, fashion forecaster, quality control, and more.

Campus: The campus looks great with a new building coming up for an incubation center. I really like the infrastructure and the course here. The hostel food is good too. Our course was designed by IIT graduates. Wi-Fi works well all over the campus.

Admission: The teachers for Marketing management and Introduction to retail, communication are really great. Renu mam and Shweta Saini mam are awesome. They make sure we understand everything well. Even the students who usually get bored paid attention in their classes. They explain concepts really well.

Placement: The college had a great track record of getting everyone placed after graduation. They even supported us in finding new jobs later on. During internships, we had to go through interviews and tests set by the companies. The faculty was really helpful throughout. We interviewed for different roles like fashion consultant, assistant manager, manager, VM manager, and VM assistant. The interviews were done over video calls.

Campus: I live nearby. The food in the mess was alright, but the aloo-puri was really good. The hostel wardens were friendly and helpful. The rooms in the hostel were just average. We had to be back by 7 pm. The campus was pretty clean overall.

Admission: The teachers are pretty helpful, but some of them don't seem too invested in helping students improve. The course material is practical and gets us ready for the industry. We don't get much hands-on experience, but the semester exams are okay. They're not too hard if you study the syllabus. You need a 35% to pass.

Placement: About 30-40% of us get placed after college. The salary offered is usually between 3 to 4 LPA. Lenskart, Admitkard, and Landmark are the top companies that hire from here. Everyone gets internships, but we gotta find them on our own. Companies like Armani Exchange and Scotch and Soda take our interns. Overall, there's not a lot of opportunities here.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is pretty bad. There's a lot of leakage on the walls, and a bunch of stuff is broken. Even the washrooms and cafeteria food aren't great. The classrooms get super hot, and the water coolers hardly ever work. They only put in an air-conditioner in the classrooms during the last semester, but that doesn't really make up for the three semesters we had to suffer through in extreme heat.

Admission: The teachers in our college use new tech to help us learn better. Our classes are great, and the teachers are really good. They teach us a lot of hands-on stuff, not just theory.

Placement: The college placements were awesome! If you pay attention and have good communication skills, you'll get a job for sure. Almost all students find placements in different companies. Around 90% of students get placed, and top companies come to campus every year.

Campus: The college's setup was top-notch. It had a nice green campus, modern classrooms, and awesome hostel amenities. Our lab had all the latest gear, and the hostel had Wi-Fi and clean food. The rooms were stylish and comfy.

Admission: The teachers at our college were super helpful. I felt prepared to jump into the industry once I finished the course. This program really taught us how to start our own business and create cool shoes for people.

Placement: Most students here get jobs after college, around 80%. The average salary is 2.5 LPA. Big companies like Adidas, Reliance, and Aditya Birla come for hiring. Over 65% of students get internships. The main job role is a quality assistant. If you score over 50%, you can apply here.

Campus: The labs for all the courses were great. The medical facilities were good too. We had a canteen on campus and the whole place had Wi-Fi. The hostel was really nice. The library had top branded magazines on shoes, which was super helpful for learning.

Admission: The teachers at this college really know their stuff and are super supportive. Some teachers could do better at teaching, though. The first year subjects are pretty easy. Once you hit the second year, you'll dive into 9 fashion design subjects. They all prep you for the real world.

Placement: The top companies that recruit here are Pantaloons, UCB, Max, F21, and more. They have a central placement process. I don't know the exact number of students who get internships, but the placement for footwear and retail is really good. Even for fashion designing, it's pretty decent.

Campus: The classrooms, libraries, and labs are in good shape. Unfortunately, the hostel facilities and food in the mess are not up to par. Some rooms aren't in great condition, and there's no air conditioning. Girls share a common washroom. The mess only serves South Indian food, so many North Indian students end up eating in the cafeteria.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome - they really know their stuff and are so supportive. They changed up the curriculum last year to focus more on design, but before that, you could specialize in stuff like production design or marketing. The exams each semester are fair, as long as you're ready for them.

Placement: The college has good placements with companies like Uniqlo, Puma, and Adidas shoppers. They also offer internships. Placements were great before COVID hit, but they took a hit after that. However, things are looking up again now.

Campus: The machines at our college are top-notch compared to others. We have Wi-Fi, labs, classrooms, and a library. However, the hostel needs improvement it's not very clean and the food in the mess isn't great.

Admission: The teachers are really helpful, and the lab staff knows their stuff. The courses make sense and prepare us well for the industry. But we also need to brush up on our software skills. Can't rely only on campus placements for jobs. Exams are doable if you show up to class. Just aim for a 6 CGPA to move to the next semester.

Placement: The college has a placement rate of around 40-45%. They offer an average salary of Rs 15,000 - Rs 20,000 per month, with the highest salary going up to Rs 40,000 - Rs 45,000. This college is known for getting a lot of students placed.

Campus: The labs and classes have cool tech stuff, but they don't keep them in good shape. We can use Wi-Fi on campus, and there's a decent IT lab. The library is small but handy. The hostel has a mess with okay food. There are gardens by the hostel and a basketball court plus a badminton area. You can also join other fun activities here.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful and really know their stuff. Each department has experienced teachers who know their stuff. The course curriculum is great and prepares us well for the industry.

Placement: There are plenty of job opportunities here with more than 70 companies coming to hire students. Some big names like Reliance, Bestseller, Woodland, and PUMA are among them. From my batch, almost everyone got placed, which was awesome.

Campus: The hostel used to be outside the campus with no Wi-Fi, and the rooms weren't great. But now, they've really stepped up their game by building new hostels inside the campus for both guys and girls. It's a big improvement!

Admission: The teachers at this college were super helpful and knew their stuff. We did both hands-on and classroom sessions, which was cool. Learned all the basics for my course and feel ready with a good foundation.

Placement: Most students found jobs after graduation. Big companies like H&M, Reliance, Bata, and Future Group came to our college for placements. The top job offered was SMT. The salary was pretty decent too. Both MBA and bachelor's students got good job offers from companies across India.

Campus: Our college campus has 3 buildings where we have classes, labs, and a library. We also have 4 nice green areas. There are 2 hostels for both boys and girls right on campus. The mess is in the hostel, which has spacious and well-ventilated rooms.