The International Institute of Fashion Technology (IIFT) has a fully equipped centre in Noida in JOP Plaza, Sector-18. Here, students from various courses taught as Fashion Design, Interior Design, Computer-Aided Design fashion, clothing, etc. Merchandising

The founder and CEO of IIFT, M. Ratnadeep Lal, so that the mode of technology is one of the main areas in which India can be an important and deserve valuable currency for the country.

India is a pioneer in the field of embroidery, glass beads, colors and Indian products are very popular throughout the world.

The opening of the IIFT has been celebrated as a wonderful contribution to the implementation of India in the fashion world map and the opening of the Noida center is feared that the recognition at international level. The Centre was established in the presence of a number of students, specialists and directors of the Centre, Sanjay Agarwal and Vivek Agarwal.

The Noida center organized a fashion show at the hotel, where Shipra models have been renamed to the bottom of the ramp, wearing beautiful Indian and Western clothing designed by IIFT students. The clothes were highly appreciated by the public.

Mr. Sanjay Agarwal (director) said that the centre is the first of its kind in Noida, where students receive quality education in the field of fashion and design. Already IIFT students worthy of the name both in India and abroad. The Centre is also introducing a new course on computer-aided design.

A series of events with prizes worth 80000 for the label R, coupled with a lot of fun, here in the form of Transcend’99. Organized by Symbiosis Institute of Business Management (SIBM), this festival promises to be the biggest festival of intercollegiate management of this part of the city will take place on February 11, 12 and 13

There are literary events (quiz, What’s the Good Word, press Mock, Mock stocks, marketing games, jam) for the academic, cultural events (Dumb pro, Antakshari, route to play, posters, Making) for people who like himself to express the informal events (Mock Fashion Show, treasure hunt, Face Painting, blind, tussle, 3-Legged Race) for those who want only enjoy - at the SIBM campus. A fashion show to be held Millennium on February 11 evening, Nehru Memorial Hall, is open to all colleges.

And if you’re lucky, you can not meet OLAF, the dolphin, the official mascot of Transcend’99.

The culmination of this festival is a rock show Thums Up to Thunder Rock regatta, Koregaon Park on 13 February evening. The opening act by local band Switch, followed by the popular band Parikrama New Delhi. With Rock and Roll-Psychedelik and that their creation Parikrama has an experimental approach, a nice mix of tabla, violin, flute, bamboo and Sitar in India

A series of events with prizes worth Rs 80,000 up for grabs, coupled with loads of fun, is here in the form of Transcend ‘99. Organised by Symbiosis Institute of Business Management (SIBM), this festival promises to be the grandest intercollegiate management festival this part of town to be held on February 11, 12 and 13.

There are literary events (Quiz, What’s the Good Word, Mock Press, Mock Stock, Marketing Games, JAM) for the academic types, cultural events (Dumb Charades, Antakshari, Street Play, Poster Making) for people who like expressing themselves, informal events (Mock Fashion Show, Treasure Hunt, Face Painting, Blind Dates, Tug of War, 3-Legged Race) for those who just want to have fun - to be held at the SIBM campus. A fashion show, managed by Millennium to be held on February 11 evening at Nehru Memorial Hall, is open to all colleges.

And if you are lucky, you just might meet Olaf, the dolphin, the official mascot of Transcend ‘99.

The highlight of this festival is a rock show Thums Up Thunder Rock at Regatta, Koregaon Park on February 13 evening. The opening act will be by the local band Switch, followed by popular Delhi band Parikrama. With rock and roll and psychedelia as its foundation, Parikrama has an experimental approach, bringing about a beautiful blend with the tabla, violin, the Indian bamboo flute and sitar.