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21st June 2014, 01:14 PM
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Percentage required and fee structure for admission in NID? Shifting to CBSE board from State board is beneficial for that?


I am a class 12th student right now & wish to give NID entrance exam for fashion designing in 2014. I would like to know the percentage required & the fee structure for admission. Also, I want to know whether there is any scholarship for this degree.
I am resident of Gujarat and have shifted from Central Board to State Board as people said that it is difficult to get admission through Central Board.
I would like to get my queries cleared about admission n whether my decision of shifting to State Board was correct or not
Please Help. I'm confused.




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How many seat are available for admission whether minimum percentage is required for admission
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Default Re: Percentage required and fee structure for admission in NID? Shifting to CBSE board from State board is beneficial for that?

i am a 12th grade student and want to get a scholarship in one of the colleges abroad, my 10th grade marks are around 70% and im about to write my board exam next year around march, 2023, how much do i score to get a schlorship?
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