ASFT admission 2026: eligibility and selection routes
Amity School of Fashion Technology (ASFT) admission depends on the programme, the applicant’s academic background and, for some entries, fee category. The 2026 Amity University Noida prospectus lists four-year B.Des options in Fashion Communication, Fashion Design, Fashion Technology and Textile Design, alongside postgraduate programmes in Fashion Management and Fashion & Textiles. Use the exact programme code from the prospectus when checking the live application portal. The prospectus is a dated reference; verify the current intake’s rules before submitting an application or payment.
Undergraduate eligibility
For B.Des Fashion Communication (code 10811), the 2026 prospectus specifies a Class XII threshold of 60% for non-sponsored applicants and 50% for sponsored applicants. For B.Des Fashion Design (10817), it lists 55% non-sponsored and 50% sponsored. B.Des Fashion Technology (10812) and B.Des Textile Design (10810) each list a 50% Class XII threshold. The prospectus expresses the Fashion Technology and Textile Design thresholds without a different sponsored figure in the captured table; confirm how the live portal applies category-specific rules to your application.
These are programme-level minimums, not a guarantee of selection. Applicants should verify which examination board marks are accepted, how the aggregate is calculated, whether required subjects apply, and what documents are needed to establish the result. The prospectus’s published threshold is only one part of the process. If your marks are close to the minimum, ask admissions to confirm the calculation in writing rather than relying on an unofficial percentage converter.
Selection differs by programme
The 2026 prospectus explicitly describes a creative test followed by an interview for Fashion Communication. It does not support treating that exact sequence as a universal rule for every ASFT programme. The official programme catalogue also describes selection through video responses on the admissions microsite for B.Des Fashion Technology. Because prospectus tables and live programme pages may use different intake wording, check the active portal for the programme code you are applying to and ask whether a separate interview, test, portfolio or other stage applies.
The practical distinction is important for applicants planning a design-school application. A creative selection stage can require preparation beyond meeting the Class XII threshold, but the captured material does not specify a standard portfolio format, prompt, test duration or scoring rubric. Do not assume that an informal portfolio is compulsory, or that the same creative assessment applies to Fashion Design, Textile Design or Fashion Technology. Contact the school for the current assessment format and any submission instructions before preparing materials.
Postgraduate entry and MBA tests
The two-year MBA in Fashion Management (code 10245) requires a bachelor’s degree with 50% aggregate in the 2026 prospectus. For applicants using entrance-test scores, it lists these thresholds by fee category: CAT or XAT 75 percentile non-sponsored and 65 sponsored; NMAT 200 and 150; MAT 500 and 450; GMAT 500 and 450; and CMAT 150 and 100. The prospectus describes a selection interview after the test-score route. These are the listed thresholds for this MBA entry, not a general rule for every ASFT course or a promise of admission.
If you plan to use a test score, confirm that the accepted test year, score validity and reporting method match the current application cycle. A score that meets a prospectus threshold may still need to be submitted by the portal deadline and verified by the university. Ask whether a particular test is optional or required for your applicant category, and whether an interview remains part of the selection process.
The two-year M.Design in Fashion & Textiles (code 10990) requires a bachelor’s degree in Fashion or Textiles with at least 50% aggregate. The subject-specific degree requirement differs from the general bachelor’s requirement listed for the MBA. Applicants with a related but differently titled degree should obtain written eligibility confirmation before paying an application fee; do not infer equivalence from the word “design” alone.
Cutoff and selection expectations
No static closing-rank, category-by-round or exam-score cutoff table for ASFT was captured. The published route information is based on academic eligibility and programme-specific selection stages, including the explicitly stated Fashion Communication creative test and interview and the listed MBA test thresholds. These are not the same as a counselling cutoff table. A minimum eligibility percentage or test threshold tells you whether you may meet a published entry condition; it does not show the score or assessment result at which all seats were filled.
For a later intake, check the official admissions microsite for programme availability, application deadlines, assessment format and offer conditions. If the portal shows a changed criterion, follow the current official notice and retain a copy. Do not rely on a prior applicant’s score, an old social-media post or a ranking as a substitute for the current programme rules.
Application checklist
Before applying, match the name and code on the live application page to the programme in the prospectus. Check your Class XII or bachelor’s aggregate against the correct programme and applicant category, then confirm accepted documents and subject prerequisites. For the MBA, record the entrance test, score threshold and score-validity rule; for Fashion Communication, ask for the creative-test and interview schedule; for other design programmes, confirm their exact current selection stages rather than assuming a shared format.
Before paying, review the current fee schedule and refund terms separately from admission eligibility. Keep your application number, submitted documents and written clarification from the university. If you receive an offer, confirm the programme, category, reporting date and any conditions still outstanding. These steps help distinguish eligibility from selection and an application from a confirmed seat.