Converge-2026

Converge is NIFT's annual inter-campus festival that brings together students from NIFT centres across India to compete in sports, cultural, literary, and creative events. Celebrating talent, teamwork, and diversity, the festival fosters camaraderie, healthy competition, and the spirit of unity while strengthening the vibrant NIFT community.

NIFT Raebareli invites bids through GeM Bid No. GEM/2026/B/8139356 for providing Event Management Services for CONVERGE-2026 at the NIFT Raebareli Campus.

Admissions Raebareli

Shape the future of design

NIFT invites applications for its Undergraduate, Postgraduate and Doctoral programmes across 20 campuses. All admissions are through NIFTEE conducted by NTA, followed by e-Counselling by NIC.

Spectrum 2026 & Alumni Meet

Spectrum 2026 & Alumni Meet was a three-day annual campus fest organized at NIFT Raebareli from 26 to 28 March 2026. The event brought together students, faculty, staff, club coordinators, and alumni through a vibrant mix of sports, cultural, literary, and creative activities. Competitions and performances such as basketball, badminton, futsal, debates, music, dance, fashion showcases, talent events, and photography provided students with opportunities to demonstrate creativity, teamwork, innovation, and sportsmanship.

Fashion Styling and Creative Direction

This Graduation Project was undertaken by Sparsh Poarasher, a student of the Department of Fashion Communication at NIFT Raebareli, in 2026. The project is classified as a Graduation Project (GP). The supplied project material does not specify a faculty mentor, so no mentor name is added here. The project explores fashion styling and creative direction as a means of creating visual narratives that communicate personality, culture, and emotion.

Fellowship / Craft Documentation and Design Research Project

Echoes of Indigo: Women Shaping the Future of Dabu Printing” was undertaken by Mr. Aditya Bhatnagar and Ms. Katayani Sharma, students of the Department of Fashion Communication, NIFT Raebareli, through the United Nations Women X NIFT Young Designers Fellowship 2024. The project is best classified as a Fellowship / Craft Documentation and Design Research Project, rather than CRD, CBDP, or GP. The fellowship focused on documenting the role of women artisans in Dabu, the mud-resist printing craft of Kaladera village, Rajasthan.