What are the things to carry to nift exam?Please give detailed list

Dear Student,

Greetings.

Things which should be carried in NIFT exam are:

Test-takers are required to carry their own stationary items to the NIFT exam centre. Those appearing for B.F.Tech. admissions need to carry following-

• Pencil

• Eraser

• Ballpoint pen

Candidates appearing for B.Des. admissions should carry following items with them-

• Eraser

• Ruler

• Sharpener

• Lead pencils (of varying grades)

• Ball point pen (for marking answers in the OMR sheet)

• Dry colours (oil pastels/colour pencils/sketch pens, etc.)

Wrist Watch - Carrying an accurate wrist watch for the exam is recommended as this will help in ensuring that the candidate sticks to the time strategy devised by him/her before attempting the test paper. However, it has to be ensured that the watch doesn’t have any calculator because it is not allowed.

“Mobiles and other infotech gadgets are not allowed inside the examination centre. Candidates found with mobile or other infotech gadgets will be asked to leave the examination centre and shall be disqualified”, informs the official website of NIFT.

Dear Student,

Following are the things which should be carried during the NIFT exam:

Dear Student,

As per the eligibilty criteria:

Every aspirant, in order to apply for the DU JAT 2019 exam must have qualified/cleared the board examinations, conducted by a recognised board. The Senior Secondary School Examination must be of CBSE or any other examination which is considered equivalent by the University of Delhi.

Candidates who have appeared in the senior secondary examinations and are awaiting their results are eligible to apply as well.

Aspirants belonging to the General Category should have an aggregate of minimum 60 percent in four papers including English, Mathematics and other two subjects from the list of elective subjects as approved by the University of Delhi. List of subjects - Arabic,Bengali, Botany, Biology/ Biotechnology, Chemistry, Commerce/Business Studies, Computer Science/ Informatics Practices, Economics, English, French,Geography, Geology, German, Hindi Italian, LegalStudies, Mathematics, Persian, Philosophy, Physics, Psychology, Sanskrit, Sociology, Spanish, Statistics, Urdu, History, Political Science, Zoology, Home Science, Punjabi, and Accountancy.

As per the eligibility criteria of DU JAT 2019, the minimum percentage requirement for the reserved category, namely SC, ST, CW, and PwD category candidates is 55 percent in each of the four papers considered for computing the aggregate.

The minimum percentage requirement for the OBC (non-creamy) candidates is 54 percent in each of the four papers considered for computing the aggregate. The OBC applicants shall be given a relaxation of 10 percent in the minimum eligibility marks for getting admissions and for the DU JAT 2019 test a relaxation of 10 percent of the minimum eligibility marks prescribed for General/UR Category applicants.

In case of students awaiting their board results, they need to produce the confirmed result and mark-sheet of the qualifying examination on the day of the DU JAT 2019 Counselling/ Selection Procedure for admission in BMS/BBA (FIA)/ B.A (Hons) Business Economics programs.

Candidates without any result confirmation mark-sheets would not be considered as eligible, and will not be allowed for admissions.

In case of candidates belonging to any other category except general (OBC-Non creamy layer/SC/ST/PwD/CW), need to produce their category certificate at the final admission procedure.

Candidates with the status of compartment/failing in any of the subjects are not eligible as per the DU JAT 2019 eligibility criteria.

Also, candidates who have appeared for XII class improvement papers are not eligible to apply for DU JAT for the current year. They may apply next year for the same.

So, sorry to inform you but maths is needed to apply for the exam.