NIFT 2025 round 1 opening, closing ranks announced; Delhi, Mumbai top picks for BDes aspirants
Anu Parthiban | July 10, 2025 | 11:40 AM IST | 2 mins read
Candidates will have to choose one of the three options – floating, sliding, or freezing – while accepting their admission offer. The last date to submit seat acceptance fee is today.
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Download NowThe National Institute of Fashion Technology has announced the opening and closing ranks for NIFT UG and PG round 1 counselling 2025. Today is the last date to submit willingness and seat acceptance fee through the official website, nift.admissions.nic.in, to confirm admission.
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The institute declared the round 1 NIFT seat allotment results 2025 on July 7. Candidates who have been allotted seats based on the ranks secured by them in the entrance exam, are required to submit their willingness to take admission before midnight today.
Candidates will have to choose one of the three options – floating, sliding, or freezing – while accepting their admission offer.
A candidate choosing ‘floating’ option will imply that they are willing to be considered for all the higher preferences provided by them in the subsequent rounds. The ‘sliding’ option is applicable for BDesign, and it means that they are willing to be considered for all preferred choices within the same campus.
Those students who are satisfied with the allocation and choose to accept and remain with the programme and the campus allotted to them will have to opt for ‘freezing’ option.
“Option for opting for NRI Sponsored seat will be available on 12th July, 2025 from 9.00 AM to 5.00 PM and modification in choice filling will be available between 14th to 16th July, 2025 upto 12.00 midnight for 2nd Round of Seat Allocation,” it said.
NIFT cut-off 2025 for BDes
Candidates can check the round 1 NIFT cut-offs for BDes (Fashion Design) for all campuses.
|
Institute |
Quota |
Opening Rank (CMR) |
Closing Rank (CMR) |
|
NIFT New Delhi |
All India Quota |
8 |
86 |
|
NIFT Panchkula |
All India Quota |
311 |
1224 |
|
NIFT Panchkula |
Haryana Quota |
1320 |
1613 |
|
NIFT Raebareli |
All India Quota |
993 |
1796 |
|
NIFT Kangra |
All India Quota |
593 |
1594 |
|
NIFT Kangra |
Himachal Pradesh Quota |
3058 |
3293 |
|
NIFT Varanasi |
Uttar Pradesh Quota |
2197 |
2426 |
|
NIFT Patna |
All India Quota |
730 |
1555 |
|
NIFT Patna |
Bihar Quota |
1871 |
2161 |
|
NIFT Shillong |
All India Quota |
617 |
1870 |
|
NIFT Shillong |
Meghalaya/Assam/Arunachal Pradesh/Manipur/Mizoram/Sikkim/Nagaland/Tripura Quota |
2075 |
2465 |
|
NIFT Jodhpur |
All India Quota |
505 |
943 |
|
NIFT Jodhpur |
Rajasthan Quota |
1049 |
1422 |
|
NIFT Bhubaneswar |
All India Quota |
480 |
1250 |
|
NIFT Bhubaneswar |
Odisha Quota |
1455 |
1928 |
|
NIFT Srinagar |
All India Quota |
1885 |
2262 |
|
NIFT Srinagar |
Jammu/Kashmir/Ladakh Quota |
3531 |
5665 |
|
NIFT Varanasi |
All India Quota |
688 |
2071 |
|
NIFT Kannur |
All India Quota |
515 |
874 |
|
NIFT Kolkata |
All India Quota |
226 |
669 |
|
NIFT Bhopal |
Madhya Pradesh Quota |
1393 |
1913 |
|
NIFT Mumbai |
All India Quota |
16 |
141 |
|
NIFT Bhopal |
All India Quota |
357 |
1173 |
|
NIFT Chennai |
All India Quota |
90 |
471 |
|
NIFT Gandhinagar |
All India Quota |
22 |
301 |
|
NIFT Bengaluru |
All India Quota |
35 |
232 |
|
NIFT Hyderabad |
All India Quota |
229 |
370 |
|
NIFT Kannur |
Kerala Quota |
875 |
1033 |
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