AIFD WAT 2020 Exam Postponed- Registration Date Extended
Team Careers360 | July 16, 2020 | 10:10 AM IST | 1 min read
NEW DELHI - Army Institute of Fashion and Design (AIFD) re-extended the end date to fill the application form of AIFD WAT to August 10. Aspirants can fill the AIFD WAT application form in online mode by providing the required information. AIFD WAT 2020 which is scheduled on July 25 has been postponed due to COVID 19 pandemic. The institute is yet to announce the new schedule for the online entrance test.
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AIFD WAT Revised Schedule
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Events |
Details |
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End date to fill the application form |
August 10, 2020 |
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Issue of AIFD WAT 2020 admit card |
To be notified |
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AIFD WAT 2020 |
To be notified |
Steps to fill AIFD WAT 2020 application form
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Registration ( Click here )
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Fill the personal details
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Furnish the academic details
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Choose course and exam centres
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Fill the contact details
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Pay the application fee
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Submit the application form
About AIFD WAT
AIFD WAT is a national level exam conducted by Army Institute of Fashion and Design to offer admission to the design aspirants in undergraduate and postgraduate level. 60 B.Sc FAD seats will be allocated to the qualified candidates.
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