NIFT Mumbai Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The college has a wide curriculum that helped me gain knowledge in different fields. Some teachers are really helpful and want students to do well, but others have a different teaching style. They sometimes neglect students and find teaching to be a burden.

Placement: The job opportunities from the college aren't great. They don't really help much. But most students prefer finding jobs on their own to meet their needs better. Some teachers might help, but it seems like they play favorites.

Campus: The college has awesome infrastructure with lots of labs and classrooms. They have the latest gadgets and everything is well-kept. There's a huge resources center with tons of books on everything from fashion to art history. It's like a book lover's paradise!

Admission: The course layout is great and spread out across eight semesters. In the first year, we learn the basics of arts and fashion. Then, in the following years, we dive into specialized topics for our department. After the third year, we do a two-month internship in the industry to get some hands-on experience and learn from mentors. The professors are really supportive and inspiring.

Placement: NIFT, Mumbai is known for great placements. Almost all students get jobs with good pay. The internships really help us understand what the industry needs. We learn to work in tough conditions that prepare us for the future.

Campus: I go to NIFT in Mumbai, which used to be in Dadar but now it's in Navi Mumbai. The campus is in a really peaceful spot, surrounded by nature. The labs have all the stuff we need for our classes. The resource center has tons of books to help us out. And the best part is, we get free Wi-Fi all over the college. Plus, there's a cool gym on campus that we can use for just Rs. 250 a month. It's awesome!

Admission: I believe the best part about NIFT is the great education and supportive teachers. The teachers here are awesome and always there to assist us. You might need to take the first step to talk to them about any issues, since they don't always check on each student individually. But when you reach out, they are super helpful.

Placement: I heard that on-campus placements haven't been great lately, so many of us are looking for off-campus options instead. They seem to favor students from top campuses like Mumbai, Delhi, and Bangalore during placements. Recently, they changed the rule to allow us to choose only 3 out of 5 companies for placement interviews. But a lot of companies pulled out, so we had fewer choices in the end.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is pretty good, but it could use more machines. There's a lot of chaos during juries because both juniors and seniors need them. It's located in Navi Mumbai, so getting materials is tough since we have to travel to Mumbai. I wish the college was in Mumbai for more exposure. The hostel is okay, but the food is really bad.

Admission: The course material is outdated and doesn't prepare us well for the industry. Although there are 3 internships, they don't really help us get job-ready. Some teachers show favoritism, which is unfair. There's a feedback system for teachers, but no one actually keeps track of it.

Placement: Placements haven't been sorted out yet because of Covid-19. Last year, the placements weren't great - some students didn't get placed, and others got low-paying jobs. Overall, placements at our college are below average.

Campus: The Mumbai campus of NIFT has got it all. We've got top-notch facilities like a great resource center, Wi-Fi, and a new building with AC. The hostel is well-kept and the food is really good. In our course, we have labs for pattern making and garment construction. There's also a testing lab in other departments that we can access with permission. Lots of different machines here that we use in the garment industry. Love it here!

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and have tons of experience. The course layout is great and sets us up for success in the industry. Exams weren't too tough, but the workload can pile up towards the end. You need to hit 50% to move up a level.

Placement: Most students get placed after college, but the starting salary isn't great. The biggest offer was 18 LPA, but not everyone gets that. Companies like Raymond and Arvind come for placements. Some students start working, while others choose to study more.

Campus: NIFT Mumbai's campus is really top-notch compared to other NIFTs. Each classroom is equipped with air-conditioning and there's Wi-Fi throughout the campus. Because of covid, they're not offering hostel or canteen services right now. The place is full of creativity and they even have outdoor basketball and badminton courts.

Admission: The teachers here are super knowledgeable and always ready to assist students. If you're struggling with something, they go out of their way to help you out. Sometimes, they bring in experts from other places for special classes. By the time you reach the third year, they make sure you get some industry exposure too.

Placement: Last year, the job placements were pretty good. Some students got up to 16 LPA, while most were landing jobs around 7-8 LPA. Even companies from abroad came for internships. Almost everyone found a decent job.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is pretty good. They have Wi-Fi everywhere and computer labs that are open 24/7. You can also find a library on campus. Plus, there's a hospital nearby that takes insurance. And if you're into sports, they've got a nice ground and tennis court.

Admission: In this course, there are no exams, just jury presentations where we show all our work from the semester. Everything we learn helps build our portfolio. Choosing the Mumbai campus opens up tons of opportunities off-campus, which makes it really enjoyable.

Placement: The Accessories Design course at NIFT Mumbai has awesome placement rates of over 90%. Salaries range from 3.5 to 13 LPA, which is great. Big companies like Titan, Amazon, and Flipkart come for hiring, offering roles like Product Designer and UI/UX. Students also get internships at Fastrack and Tata. The course covers jewelry, smart wearables, and digital design. Plus, lots of alumni end up starting their own businesses.

Campus: The girls hostel is really nice. The food isn't amazing, but it's better than a lot of other hostels. The college buildings are also great. They listen to complaints and fix things right away. The library has awesome books that are expensive and hard to find. Check it out!

Admission: I really like our teachers. They know their stuff, and they always help us out. They get us ready for the real world. Semester exams are pretty manageable, with a 50% pass rate. It's a good vibe here.

Placement: Most students in our college get jobs every year, which is awesome. The highest salary you can get is 12 LPA. On average, people usually get around 5-6 LPA. Companies like RBL, Arvind, and Raymonds come for placements. You can get roles like apparel production manager or quality manager. It's a good place to kickstart your career.

Campus: The college infrastructure is really good. We have Wi-Fi in classrooms, well-equipped labs, and a big resource center. Hostel facilities are nice too, with good food and medical help available. There's even a recreation room and a court in the hostel. It's all pretty cool!

Admission: The teachers here are really nice and helpful. We get to do a lot of hands-on stuff in our classes. Instead of regular exams, we do presentations like real projects that last the whole semester. And if you need help, the teachers are always there for you.

Placement: The average salary is usually between 5 to 6 lakhs per year. Companies like Aditya Birla, Fabindia, and Decathlon come to hire students. They mostly offer jobs like merchandiser or buyer. Some students get hired through the college, but others apply on their own. Having NIFT on your resume really helps you get a job.

Campus: The campus is small because it's in Mumbai, but the facilities are cool. The library has lots of books, and we can use WGSN and Promostyl. Each room has its own Wi-Fi, but it could be faster. The labs have everything we need for making clothes.

Admission: Studying at NIFT Mumbai is more than just being in a place. I really got into my subjects here. It's like a small world all by itself, with amazing teachers. This campus teaches you about life in a way that goes beyond just what's in books. The industry exposure is great because of the city it's in. But the opportunities you get here are huge once you start exploring.

Placement: NIFT is really great for fashion education in India. The undergraduate courses in designing and fashion communication are top-notch. But don't underestimate the master courses either. The Masters in Fashion Management (MFM) is perfect for those interested in retail, marketing, and PR in the fashion industry. The placements are based on how well students perform.

Campus: The campus here is really nice, way better than I expected for a college. It's always clean and everyone is super polite. Plus, we throw awesome parties for any occasion they're always a blast!