Yes,FDDI- degree are valid in India and it's not certified by UGC. FDDI is itself Govt institution under ministry of commerce & industry . Since 1986 the institution running successfully with good academic results and giving best placements in fields of Footwear ,Fashion and leather goods & Retail .

FDDI has 12 campuses with Headquarters at Noida in India,for further details and study in FDDI ,the fddi is inviting you to get into admission as the application are going till June 15 , apply for interested course to craft your career bright and professional by FDDI institution. The campus of Hyderabad is one of the best institutions in fddi . To get more information visit www.fddiindia.com (//www.fddiindia.com) .

Hello Aspirant!

The Footwear Design and

Development Institute

(

FDDI

) has been granted the status of '

Institute of National Importance

' and now can award diploma and degrees to students of its own, Minister of

State for Commerce and Industry C R Chaudhary

said today.

The FDDI bill was passed by Parliament in July 2017. The provisions of the FDDI Act 2017 have come into force from today.

Chaudhary said the commitment to resolve the degree issue has culminated in the grant of the status of 'Institute of National Importance' (INI) to the FDDI.

With this, the government has ensured upgradation of the FDDI to a position of eminence so as to enable it to effectively serve the sector, he added.

He also said that these institutes now have the "autonomy to design" their courses as per the requirements of the industry and award own degrees to the students.

The institutes can also independently develop and conduct courses for graduate and post graduate, doctoral and post-doctoral levels and also for research in the areas of footwear and leather products design and development and allied fields.

Currently, it is imparting skill-based graduate and post graduate courses in the fields of footwear, leather goods, retail and management to around 2,500 students across eight campuses spread across India.

Hope this helps you :)