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7 programmes · 1 institution. Check the admission year and requirements.
7 programmes · 1 institution. Check the admission year and requirements.
Compare 9 available cutoff records across 1 exam, with course, category, counselling round and year kept separate.
Compare cutoffs for the same course, quota, category, domicile and round.
Compare your result with recorded cutoffs for NIFT Hyderabad. Check current programme eligibility separately.
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National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT) (NIFT Hyderabad) in Telangana has historical cutoff records for NIFT on this page. There is no single cutoff for the whole college: read each course, category, quota and round separately. Coverage below reflects the records on this page.
The latest recorded year is 2023. 3 records in that group cover 1 named category. Across the available years, 3 distinct course labels are recorded.
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Recorded years: 2020-2023. Year changes appear only for single closing values with matching course, category, quota, round, counselling context and unit.
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Use NIFT College PredictorEach pair below is opening CMR to closing CMR for the listed Hyderabad programme and Open category under All India Quota. The first figure is Round 1; the second is the last available Open/All India row in the saved 2026 report. For five programmes that is the SPOT Round. Fashion Communication’s last saved Open/All India row is Round 2; the report has no later Open row for this combination.
The two ranks in a row show the reported opening and closing CMR; a larger closing number is not automatically a “better chance” for a particular applicant. Round 2, Round 3 and Spot are separate allotment stages with changing vacancies. The sequence is not a like-for-like annual trend and should not be read as a continuous movement in one fixed seat pool. For example, Apparel Production’s Open/All India close is 247 in Round 1, 342 in Round 2, 240 in Round 3 and 343 in Spot. That non-monotonic sequence is a reason to compare the exact round and category, not to extrapolate a single trend line.
Fashion Communication has no Open/All India Round 3 or Spot row in the saved report. That means this particular row is absent from the report; it does not mean the programme had no allotments in other categories or quotas.
Hyderabad’s postgraduate report lists Master of Fashion Management (M.F.M.), not the undergraduate programmes. For Open category under All India Quota, the 2026 report shows 77-126 CMR in Round 1, 85-130 in Round 2 and 125-159 in Spot. These are M.F.M. rows and should not be compared with B.Des or B.F.Tech ranks as if the applicants were in one merit list. The report also contains separate category rows and an NRI-sponsored M.F.M. programme row.
The programme’s 2027-28 seat availability and selection rules belong to the current prospectus and NIFTEE notices. Historical 2026 M.F.M. ranks do not establish a 2027 closing rank, number of seats, interview threshold or admission guarantee.
The latest saved official opening-and-closing-rank reports are for NIFT counselling 2026. They report Common Merit Rank (CMR) by round, institute, programme, quota and category. These are not exam scores, percentiles, AIR labels or category ranks. A “closing rank” is the last CMR in a particular reported allotment row; it is not one campus-wide cutoff.
For Hyderabad, the saved reports contain 100 undergraduate rows and 14 postgraduate rows across the listed rounds and categories. The tables include NRI-sponsored programme rows and separate category/quota entries. The Open/All India figures below are examples for that exact row combination, not substitute values for OBC, Gen-EWS, SC, ST, PwD, domicile or NRI-sponsored applicants. The 2026 reports do not establish a 2027-28 cutoff. Use them to understand the historical range and report format, not to predict admission.
The report’s category column changes the meaning of a rank. In the 2026 Hyderabad B.Des Fashion Communication Round 1 table, for example, Open/All India closes at CMR 278, while OBC closes at 628, Gen-EWS at 1,059, SC at 1,609, ST at 5,646 and Open (PwD) at 2,018. These are separate rows from the same programme and round, not alternate ways to express one cutoff. The All India quota is also distinct from any domicile or other quota row.
NRI-sponsored rows have the programme label suffixed “NRI Sponsored” and must remain separate from the regular programme. A category-specific applicant should filter the exact 2026 source report by Hyderabad, programme, round, quota and category. Do not take the Open row and apply it to a reserved category, or use a city-wide/national summary that drops those dimensions. If a category/round combination has no row, report it as absent from that saved extract rather than assigning zero or borrowing another campus’s figure.
Start with the current NIFT Hyderabad programme list and confirm the award you intend to rank. Then check the 2027 prospectus for eligibility and the current counselling notice for choice filling, category documents and allotment rules. The 2026 CMR table can help you see that Hyderabad has different historical ranges across Accessory Design, Fashion Communication, Fashion Design, Knitwear Design, Textile Design, Apparel Production and M.F.M.; it cannot tell you what CMR will close in 2027.
When the next official report is available, compare the same programme, quota, category, rank basis and counselling round. Keep Round 1, later rounds and Spot rows separate. Check whether NIFT changed seat availability or the programme list, and verify whether the report is UG or PG before interpreting it. The official NIFT counselling portal and its opening-closing rank reports are the decision sources; use the saved tables as historical evidence only.
