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Afa Jaipur Raja Park

New Delhi,DelhiNcr

afaindia@gmail.com

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Address

Afa Jaipur Raja Park, Address: FD-4,3rd Floor, Near Pitampura Metro Station, PitamPura,New Delhi-110088

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Institute Details

Institute Type	Coaching
Entrance Exam	no
Established in	2007
Official Website	http://afaindia.com
email	afaindia@gmail.com
Study Material	provided
Test Series	Regularly conducted

Course Details

Course Name	Durations	Course Type	Fees(in Rs)
NIFT NID Online	1 year	Regular	45000
NIFT/BF.TECH	5 months	regular	45000
NATA/JEE(B.Arch)	5 months	regular	35000

Samir Sinha 2 months ago (reviewed on google)

Perfect place to take your flight in design field. Teaching, Mentoring, Guidence and Monitoring everything under one roof. All the very best aspirants Choose AFA without any hesitation ❤️

Priyanshu Pawar 3 weeks ago (reviewed on google)

Had a wonderful experience in studying with AFA institute, teachers are very supportive and give instruction when you are going wrong and also motivate us for our good scores. Institute has good environment for studying and I suggest to study with AFA instead of any other institute.

Aadya Sinha 2 months ago (reviewed on google)

I’ve attended online classes of AFA and it was so helpful. The teacher’s are very supportive and helpful. They’re always available to solve problems and give advice to get better. The classes are well planned and have everything we’ll need for the preparation. Overall, it was a very fun and educating experience. Anyone who’s preparing for any design exam should go for it.

Raina Agarwal 2 months ago (reviewed on google)

BEST place to start your journey in the design world. AFA is absolutely the most reliable and trustable source to prepare for design entrance exams. Not only the faculty is great, the overall environment is also welcoming and positive. Both offline and online classes are good and AFA has the best study material!

Sara Jain 2 weeks ago (reviewed on google)

The coaching was organised and systematic. But it really lacked on the curriculum side. It was rigid and didn't help in enhancing creativity. I felt that they weren't fully informed and aware about the trends and patterns of the exam questions. Also, there was a heavy bias towards the private institutions that they were getting commissions from.