Applications Invited for FDDI AIST : Apply Now!

The candidates who are interested in applying for the same will be required to appear for FDDI AIST (All India Selection Test)

By Malavikka

Published: Thursday, March 16, 2017, 11:30 [IST]

Admissions for Footwear Design and Development Institute has been opened. The institute will hold an entrance exam for admission to its Master's and Bachelor's programmes. The candidates who are interested in applying for the same will be required to appear for FDDI All India Selection Test (AIST).

Applications Invited for FDDI AIST : Apply Now!

According to the official notification, the programmes on offered by FDDI are conducted in association with Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) from the last academic session onwards. The allocation of the examination centres will be done on priority basis.

Courses Offered

Three years bachelor's degree programmes

BSc Footwear Design and Production
BSc Retail and Fashion Merchandise
BSc Fashion Leather accessory Design

Two years master's degree programmes

MSc Footwear Design and Production
MSc Retail and Fashion Merchandise
MSc Creative Design CAD/CAM

Selection Process

The selection of the candidates is based on the entrance exam called All India Selection Test (AIST).
It consists of computer based questions that has multiple choices to answer.
The allocation of the programme and campus for the candidate will be on the basis of his/her rank and preference.
Qualified candidates would be called for the counselling with preference in the order of his/her rank.

Exam pattern for FDDI AIST

The time allotted for the entrance exam is 2.5 hours
It will be conducted in English and Hindi languages
The paper will consist of total 150 objective type questions
Each question will carry one mark
There will be no negative marking

Paper pattern for FDDI AIST

For post graduate programmes

Section A has quantitative aptitude and reasoning carrying 45 marks for a duration of 45 minutes. Section B is based on English with 45 marks for 45 minutes
Section C has general awareness for 30 marks and 30 minutes
Section D has questions from Business Aptitude for 30 marks and 30 minutes
Totally there are 150 marks for 150 minutes

For under graduate programmes

Section A has Mathematics based questions for 45 marks to be completed within 45 minutes
Section B is based on General Science for 30 marks and 30 minutes
Section C has English for 45 marks and 45 minutes
Section D is from General Awareness for 30 marks and 30 minutes
Totally there are 150 questions for 150 marks