NIFT Bangalore Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The college jury system might not be great because it can bring students with low self-esteem down. They say their feedback is to help us do better in the future, but sometimes they're too harsh or say things that hurt. So, we should think about using different ways to assess students instead of just relying on the jury system.

Placement: Companies come to our college for hiring. The top salary package is 6.5 LPA. If you have a CGPA of 8.5, you can apply for these job placements.

Campus: The facilities at our college are just okay. The Wi-Fi here isn't great and the classrooms are pretty old. They do have sports and games, but there's no playground. I think the college needs to make some improvements.

Admission: The teachers here all have real-world experience in their field. They know their stuff and are passionate about what they teach. Many of them have worked both in the industry and outside of it. They can be tough with grading, but it's helped me push myself and improve. It's like they say, pressure makes diamonds!

Placement: I've seen a lot of seniors land jobs after studying here. The semester kicks off tough, but that pressure really gears you up for the industry. They've got this graduation program that's like semester 8, and it sets you up nicely for jobs and placements.

Campus: The college has really cool buildings with nice pictures on the walls. The food in the canteen is not a lot, but it tastes amazing. They serve different meals each day, and on Fridays, there's a special meal like ghee dosa or chicken. My favorite spots are the basketball court and the amphitheater where they have shows.

Admission: The teachers were really nice and always ready to help. But sometimes, it felt like too much work. Some classes seemed pointless and not useful for real jobs. I'm studying in the US now. I think they should teach in a more laid-back way to help us relax. It would be great to have more internships for experience. And it would be awesome if the college partnered with companies for real projects.

Placement: In 2016, the job placements weren't that good. Only a few of us in our class got jobs through campus placements, including me because I studied a specialized field. The companies that came to our college weren't impressive. NIFT is known for offering good job opportunities, but our college seems to be struggling to bring in top companies for placements.

Campus: The college campus was small, but I really liked the building and infrastructure. I just wish there were more space for sports. The computer labs and classrooms were good, but the seats were uncomfortable a lot of students fell and got hurt. Wi-Fi was there, but the network in rooms was bad. We had to sit in the corridor late at night to finish our work.

Admission: The teachers here are really good. They've been teaching for at least 10 years and know their stuff well. Each semester we get new teachers, but they all know their subjects inside out. It's cool how they switch things up every semester.

Placement: Our college has some really great companies hiring our seniors. Trident and Ikea are two of the big ones. Making connections is important to learn about job opportunities, especially during placement season.

Campus: The hostel at this college is pretty good. The security is strict, but it's nice to feel safe. The food is okay, sometimes too spicy, but they do have a good thali. The security staff are friendly and the warden checks on us every day for attendance. They're really strict about being on time here. Overall, it's a safe place to stay.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff and are super helpful. They not only teach well but also give us advice on our future and careers. This course prepares us for the industry and gives us a good idea of what to expect out there.

Placement: The placement department is really helpful for students. Big companies like Amazon, Flipkart, Reliance, and Adani come for placements. The college also offers internships, which is great.

Campus: The library has lots of books and study materials for students to use. We can also use Wi-Fi in class and around campus. Plus, there are different games we can play here too. It's pretty cool!

Admission: The teachers in our department really know their stuff. They're super helpful and have a lot of experience. They give us great tips and advice that help us learn a lot. The classes are set up to match what we need to know for jobs after we graduate. Exams are tough but fair, and they make sure no one cheats, which pushes us to do our best. Most students pass with over a 92% success rate.

Placement: I was in the Masters of Fashion Management batch at NIFT Bangalore. Most of us got placed around 85% of students. The highest package was 12 Lacs per year, and the lowest was 4 Lacs per year, with an average of 7 Lacs per year. Some top firms that hired us were Titan, Fabindia, Fossil, and HiDesign. Almost 70% of us landed internships with cool brands like Tommy Hilfiger, Louis Vuitton, and Michael Kors. We got to work in different roles like accessory designers, product developers, and merchandisers. It was a great experience overall!

Campus: I really liked studying accessory design at NIFT Bangalore. The labs are super modern, classrooms are big, and the library has all the stuff you need. Wi-Fi works great everywhere on campus. The hostel is nice with clean rooms and good facilities. The food in the mess and canteen is decent. Plus, there's medical help on campus. And they have cool sports and games to keep us active and healthy.

Admission: The teachers in our department are really helpful and know their stuff. They give good feedback when we need it. The course curriculum is good, but I wish we had more practice time to learn even more.

Placement: Most students from our course found jobs through on-campus placements, which is great. The salary range for our course is between 3 to 5 LPA. The top companies hiring from our course are mostly export houses. And the popular roles are print designers.

Campus: The department has everything we need like weaving labs, surface design labs, and fabric testing labs. The hostel facilities are okay, they provide water coolers and maintenance services.

Admission: The teachers here are super helpful. They guide us in everything we need. The curriculum prepares us well for the industry. The workload depends on how much effort you put in. Sometimes we have to redo things, which can be tough, but it helps us learn and improve our work quality. Overall, it really gets us ready for the industry.

Placement: Most students got placed, around 90%. The highest salary is at least 9 lakhs per year, but it can be more. Big companies like Puma and Adidas come for placements. About 80% of students get internship opportunities. This college really prepares you for the industry, so you won't struggle once you start working. You just need to put in some effort, but everything else is good here.

Campus: The campus library has labs and expensive machine wifi everywhere. The mess and hostel are awesome. The hostel rooms have wifi too. Overall, the facilities are great and you can find a lot of things here. The campus is big on cultural activities, which is really cool. It's an amazing place to be.

Admission: The teachers here are really good  they know their stuff and teach well. The Jury event is super helpful to get ready for the industry. Exams can be tough, but if you manage your time well, you'll do great.

Placement: Most students in our college get placed, around 85%. The highest salary package is 24 LPA. The lowest is Rs. 20,000 a month and the average is around Rs. 24,000 to Rs. 35,000 a month. Popular job roles include textile design, fashion design, accessory design, and digital work.

Campus: The Wi-Fi is pretty unreliable here, which can be a pain. But the course setup is great! The library is stocked with helpful research books and cool fashion magazines. Plus, there are plenty of computer labs around. The hostel is a bit cramped, though. They say rooms are for 2 people, but sometimes there's 3 squeezed in there.

Admission: In our college, we do three exams every semester. The first assignment is worth 30 marks, same for the second one, and the final jury is for 40 marks. The exams focus a lot on creativity, which can be tricky to handle. It's a unique world, for sure. Sometimes the teachers dig your work, sometimes not. Just gotta roll with it!

Placement: Most students at this college get placed, around 90% each year. But not everyone finds a job through college placements. The course covers a lot of things like production, marketing, management, and merchandising. It's cool to see how the fashion industry works behind the scenes.

Campus: The hostel is pretty average like most hostels in college. The building looks old and the facilities are not great. But the rooms are clean and they clean them often. You share with 3 or 4 people, depending on your room. It's fun hanging out with friends there.