NIFT 2024 Application Form Edit Window Opens at nift.ac.in: Make Corrections Before Jan 12
The NIFT 2024 Application Form Edit Window opens today at the official website. Candidates will be able to make corrections to the application form till Feb 5.
NIFT 2024 Application Form Edit Window: The National Institute of Fashion Technology has opened the NIFT Application Correction 2024 window. Registered candidates of NIFT 2024 can make corrections to their application form till Jan 12. The NIFT 2024 Application Form Edit Window was opened at the official website: nift.ac.in
The direct link to the make changes to the NIFT Application Form 2024 is given below:
| Particulars | Direct Link |
|---|---|
| NIFT Application Correction Link 2024 | Click Here |
The window to complete the NIFT 2024 Registration by paying a late fee was closed on Jan 8. Candidates who applied for the exam during the regular or extended window may now change their NIFT Application Form 2024. It must be noted that any mistakes or incorrect data in the application forms can result in the candidate's application forms being rejected.
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NIFT 2024 Application Form Edit Window: How to Make Corrections?
The steps to make corrections to the application form during the NIFT 2024 Application Form Edit Window are given below:
- Visit the official website of the NIFT Exam 2024: nift.ac.in
- Click on the link for NIFT registration given
- Enter the candidate's NIFT 2024 credentials to log in
- Once logged in, candidates will be able to access the application form
- Make the necessary changes to the application form carefully
- Once the changes are finalised, re-submit the application form
Candidates must note that, once the NIFT Form Edit Link 2024 has been deactivated, they will not be given any more chances to correct the application form.
The NIFT Admit Card 2024 will be released in the third week of January. The NIFT Exam 2024 will be conducted as a computer-based test (CBT) entrance examination for all UG & PG programmes on Feb 5.
