NIFT Bhopal Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at this college are amazing! They know their stuff and have been teaching for at least 15 years. They don't just teach us, they also share their real-life experiences with us. We even go on trips to learn about different things like fashion. It's great!

Placement: I got into the degree course with 27 other students out of 30 available seats. The fees range from 2500 per lecture to 70k per month for guest faculty to lecturers. We cover all brands in our course, and we get to learn sketching, embroidery, and coloring eggs. The degree course costs 1.45 Lacs for a year, while the Diploma costs 80,500 for a year and 35,000 for 3 months. Some of us have done internships, while others have started their own businesses. It's a great place to learn and grow!

Campus: The college has great facilities. The library is awesome for staying updated on trends. You can learn about upcoming trends there. The hostel is nice, but not for Diploma students. You can use the canteen, mess, medical facilities, and sports. Once you get permission, you can access everything.

Admission: I really like the teachers and mentors at this college. They're super friendly and always ready to help. You can ask them anything and they'll give you good guidance. They're the best part of being here.

Placement: Last year, a good chunk of students got jobs in top companies around 60%. Getting placed is tough, but the pay can be great, anywhere from 15 to 50 LPA. It all comes down to your skills and what you've achieved. Just give it your all in Juree and you'll do fine.

Campus: The college has a big campus with nice classrooms, but they don't have ACs in there. The hostel food could be better and more clean. It's not too bad though, but they could make it tastier.

Admission: The teachers at NIFT Bhopal for FC are not very good. Only a few know their stuff, and some are not helpful at all. If you're thinking about NIFT Bhopal, I suggest going for AD and TD. TD is the best here and prepares us well for the industry. We get cool assignments, visit different places, listen to experts, and learn a lot. To do well, you have to be creative with your work. Otherwise, you'll have to keep redoing it.

Placement: There are 40 students in my department, and we're the first ones to graduate. The average salary is around 4 lakhs, but some get as much as 12 lakhs. Companies like Shopper's Stop, Marks & Spencer, NDTV, Vogue, and Reliance are hiring from our department. Since it's new, we don't have seniors or their records yet. We learn about visual merchandising, graphic design, UI UX design, fashion forecasting, and styling in our courses.

Campus: The infrastructure here isn't great. Even though we have the biggest campus among all the NIFTs, they don't really make the most of it. There's no proper design or plan for the college buildings. Plus, there are no elevators or Wi-Fi on campus. It's pretty far from the city, and none of the cab apps work around here.

Admission: The teachers at NIFT are mostly alumni from the college or have a lot of experience in the field. The course is the same at all NIFT locations in India. It's easy to understand because it relates to everyday life.

Placement: I really liked how Lifestyle and Reliance are top companies that hire a lot of students from our college. Last year, students got around 4 Lacs per year on average. Many students also got cool internships with great companies. I heard that someone even landed an awesome job at Lifestyle in Dubai!

Campus: The campus is pretty new, so some amenities aren't easy to get to yet. The auditorium isn't finished, but the classrooms are equipped well. The food is tasty and there are bakery goodies too. Overall, it's a work in progress but it's looking good!

Admission: This college has the worst faculty, except for two teachers. Swati Ma'am and Ganguly Sir are the only good ones. The curriculum is terrible and some teachers don't even know the subjects they're teaching. They often skip class too. We pay a lot of fees for this place.

Placement: I wouldn't recommend going to this college. They don't help with finding jobs after graduation. Even if you do manage to find a job, the pay is quite low. It's not a good place to study. It can really affect the future of the 60 students who enroll each year.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here is terrible. It only works for half the semester. The labs are the worst - half the machines don't even work. There's no campus, just one residential building. No sports, gym, music, pool, canteen, or proper mess. The hostel isn't great either. Overall, not happy with anything here. I could go on and on about what's missing.

Admission: The teachers are super helpful and know a lot. The classes are great and really get you ready for the job market. Some teachers might seem tough, but it's all to help you learn and get ready for the real world. They make us do a lot of assignments over again to make sure we get it right.

Placement: I'm in my second year of college and not really sure about the placements. But seniors say they've been good before. The average package is 12 lakhs, with the lowest around 6-7 lakhs and the highest 15-18 lakhs per year.

Campus: The facilities here are pretty good. Wi-Fi works really well, but the phone network is not so good because the college is in the outskirts of Bhopal. Besides that, everything else is awesome. The hostel is nice, although the rooms are a bit small. The food in the mess and canteen is good too.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They really know their stuff and are super helpful. If you pay attention in class, you'll learn a lot from them. The curriculum is great too, it gets you ready for the real world. Love it here!

Placement: The placement scene at our college is pretty good. Many students got placed and some even got preplacement offers. Companies like Shantanu and Nikhil, Anju Modi, and Rangoli furnishings were part of the placement drive. But, to be honest, the placement packages were a bit disappointing. A lot of us ended up going for off-campus interviews. The faculty and seniors are really helpful in getting internships. There are two internships - one in the summer and one for the graduation project. After graduation, you can get roles like textile designer, CAD designer, or even fashion designer. Lots of options to explore!

Campus: The main campus is still being built, so we're using the temporary one at Bhoj University on Kolar Road in Bhopal. The hostels are nice, and the food in the mess is okay. After the first year, many of us rent flats or rooms and live together in groups.