NOIDA 2021 Handbook

FOOTWEAR DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE
An Institution of National Importance under FDDI ACT 2017

(Ministry of Commerce & Industry, Govt. of India)
STUDENT HAND BOOK

(SESSION 2021)
FDDI reserves the right to change or modify the rules and regulations contained in this book, should it
seem necessary in the interest of the students, the institute or the concerned.
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CONTENTS
1 INTRODUCTION
2 FDDI
A. VISION
B. MISSION
C. ABOUT FDDI
D. ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
3 REGISTRATION
4 ACADEMIC CALENDAR
5 ATTENDANCE POLICY
6 EXAMINATION & EVALUATION POLICY
7 FEES AND PAYMENT SCHEDULE
8 ACADEMIC DISCIPLINE
9 STUDENT DISCIPLINE
10 DISCIPLINARY ACTION
11 RULES FOR RESOURCE CENTER & LIBRARY
12 RULES FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENT (COMPUTER CENTER)
13 STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES

A. STUDENT PORTAL
B. STUDENT WELFARE
C. FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO STUDENTS
14 PLACEMENTS
A. ELIGIBILITY
B. PLACEMENT PROCESS-FOR PLACEMENT TEAM
C. PLACEMENT PROCEDURE FOR STUDENTS
D. PLACEMENT SCHEDULE
E. STUDENTS CONDUCT DURING PLACEMENTS

15 GUIDELINES FOR INDUSTRIAL TRAINING
16 STUDENT EDUCATIONAL TRIP
17 SAFE KEEPING OF CASH & OTHER VALUABLES
18 IDENTITY CARD & LIBRARY CARD
19 FINAL CLEARANCES
20 PROGRAMMES OUTLINES
21 ANTI RAGGING POLICY
22 FACILITY AT THE INSTITUTE

A. MESS FACILITY
B. MEDICAL FACILITY
C. SPORTS
23 RESERVATION OF RIGHTS
24 FORMS:
A. LEAVE APPLICATION FORM

B. ANTI-RAGGING (AFFIDAVIT)
C. REQUEST FORM FOR ATTENDING EXTERNAL DUTY
D. CONSENT SLIP
E. INDEMNITY BOND
F. STUDENT UNDERTAKING
G. GUIDELINES FOR PROJECT COURSE

1 INTRODUCTION
This student Handbook provides specific information about the institutional policies and
regulations. This document has been designed to provide Bachelor & Master students with a
summary of their expected academic and personal conduct. It also provides important
information on registration, curriculum, attendance norms, and minimum performance
standards.
Academic and personal standards are necessary to promote a fair and orderly conduct. It is
anticipated that the Bachelor & Master students of the Institute shall abide by these rules and
will at all times conduct themselves in a manner so as to reflect credit on the Institute and
enhance its prestige in the community at large as well as to enable the students to develop
themselves as well rounded professional and a contributing citizens.

2 FDDI
A. VISION
“In our endeavor to make India the leading hub for Design, Technology, Retail and Management
in the world, we shall take necessary steps for creating quality infrastructure for design,
development, production and support service system for the Indian industry. Our efforts would
be in the direction, which makes this Institute the world leader in the field of fashion design,
technology, retail management due to the quality of our products & services, response and cost
effectiveness.”
B. MISSION
“Our Mission as an institution is to provide world-class education, foster research and

development, evolve innovation application and encourage technology, entrepreneurship and
ultimately mould young men and women capable of assuming leadership of the society for the
betterment of the country.”
C. ABOUT FDDI
Footwear Design & Development Institute was established in 1986, under the aegis of Ministry of
Commerce & Industry, Govt. of India with major objectives:
To Develop Human Resources within the country by imparting appropriate knowledge and skills
to promote the rapid growth of footwear and allied industry in the country
To provide and develop appropriate infrastructure for the Indian footwear industry to enable it
attain international standards of production and
To particularly promote the growth of export production of quality footwear and allied products
from the country
FDDI is playing a key role in imparting education, facilitating the Indian industry by bridging the
skill gap in the areas of Footwear, Leather Accessory & life style product, and because of its
continuous contribution towards nation building, FDDI has been granted the status of “Institution
of National Importance” under the FDDI Act 2017.
FDDI is a premier academic and training institution dedicated to the development and growth of
the Footwear & Product, Leather Products, Retail and Fashion Merchandise and Fashion Design
sectors. FDDI has Pan India Presence with 12 state-of art campuses spread across the country. It
has world class Infrastructure & Facilities (equipped with Smart Class Rooms, Workshops with
latest machineries & equipment’s, High tech IT lab, High end Product development centre,

International Testing center, Comprehensive Library, Auditorium & Sports facilities, and In
campus Hostels etc.), created across the functional domain to ensure international standards of
higher education, training & delivery for Footwear, Leather products, Retail and Allied Industries -
360° interventions under one umbrella.
The Institute is awarded with prestigious certifications and accreditations such as ISO 17025
accreditation by DAkkS- Germany, SATRA Technology Center- UK, ISO 9001 and ISO 14000
Certification and Bureau of Indian Standard Certification among various others.
FDDI offers Bachelor and Master Degree programs in the areas of Footwear Design & Production,
Production & Management and Retail & Fashion Merchandise, Leather Goods and Accessories
Design and Fashion Design, besides offering short term Industry specific programs.
D. Academic Programs
I. BACHELOR DEGREE PROGRAMMES
Bachelor of Design (B. Design): Duration: 4 Years
B. Des. (Footwear Design & Production)

B. Des. (Leather Goods & Accessories Design)
B. Des. (Fashion Design)
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA): Duration: 3 Years
BBA (Retail & Fashion Merchandise)
II. MASTER DEGREE PROGRAMMES
Master of Design (M. Des.): Duration: 2 Years
M. Des. (Footwear Design & Production)
Master of Business Administration (MBA): Duration: 2 Years
MBA (Retail & Fashion Merchandise)

3 REGISTRATION
The students are required to register with Training Department and submit the supporting
documents relating to their academic qualifications before commencement of the batch.
(Applicable only for the candidates who did not fill the Registration form or were unable to
submit the certificates at the time of admission). Students, who have not yet received their final
Certificate/mark-sheet from their University before the commencement of their programme,
may submit them by 30th Sept. of the Academic Year. Failure to submit the proof of passing out
of the School/University examination by the said date would automatically invalidate his / her
admission.
Students will not be allowed to appear in the 1 st semester examination if he/she is unable to
submit Original Migration Certificate (Previous Qualification) / Mark Sheet from School /
University as a proof of passing the examination.
4 ACADEMIC CALENDAR
The Academic Calendar for each semester shall be uploaded on FDDI website before the
beginning of each semester.
Semester schedule for Bachelor Degree Programmes
From Second week of September till first week of January of
Semester 1
the academic year
Even Semesters
From the mid of January till end of May of the academic year
(Semester 2, 4, 6 & 8)
Odd Semesters
From Mid of July till end of December of academic year
(Semester 3, 5 & 7)
Semester schedule for Master Degree Programmes

From Second week of September till first week of January of
Semester 1
the academic year
Semester 2 From the mid of January till end of May of the academic year
Semester 3 From Mid of July till end of December of academic year

5 ATTENDANCE POLICY
Attendance, Absence and Leave for the Students
A. A roll call in beginning of each class will be taken in order to maintain the attendance
record of a particular programme in every scheduled lecture, tutorial, practical class.
B. A student enrolled in an academic programme is required to attend all scheduled lecture,
tutorial, practical class.
C. To be eligible for appearing in the semester examination, a student shall maintain
minimum 70 per cent attendance in each course or subject:
Provided that the Executive Director concerned may grant relaxation up to 10 per cent in
maximum of 20 per cent of the course or subject in a particular semester.
D. The Executive Director may grant relaxation under clause (C) after recording reasons in
writing on case-to case basis and only for cases of emergency or exigencies beyond the
control of the student.
E. A student shall have no right to claim the relaxation in the attendance.
F. Any student who is not able to meet the minimum attendance as per the provisions of
this Ordinance with or without relaxation will not be allowed to appear for the end
semester examinations in the course or subject in which there is a shortfall.
G. A student may be allowed to appear for the re-do examination scheduled after the
completion of any semester of the particular academic year in any courses or subject as
per the provision of 6 (G).
Provided that a student having shortfall in attendance in more than 50 per cent of the
subject with or without relaxation in a particular semester will be asked to repeat the year
with the junior batch without any opportunity of any re-do examination.
H. (i) Leave.—A student may avail leave for exigencies and other commitments and the
same shall be approved as per the table given below, namely:-
Leave availed by
Sl. No. Competent authority Remarks
student
1. ≤15 days Head of Department With prior intimation only
2. >15 days Executive Director With prior intimation only
(ii) Leave caution.—A student or parent of such student who is falling short of
required attendance will be informed by e-mail, phone or any such other mode of
communication from time to time by the concerned course coordinator or head of
the department.
(iii) Unauthorised absence i.e. any absence without information or permission.— A
student absenting himself without any authorised permission will be liable for
disciplinary action as per the rules of the Institute and any unauthorised absence
of a student for more than two weeks due to any cause may lead to student being
debarred from the concerned semester or course.

6. EXAMINATION & EVALUATION POLICY:
A. Examination includes any test or evaluation method used during the semesters of study. The
criteria for assessment of students will be through continuous evaluation, mid-semester
examination end-semester examination, viva voce, practical, assignments, juries, skill test,
presentations or any other summative mode. The examination regulations shall apply to all
programs leading to Master’s degree /Bachelor’s degree/ Certificate Programme.
B. Assessment Methodology: The assessment of a student in a particular course/ subject shall be

done based on his weighted performance evaluated in the assessments/ examinations as below:
Assessment Parameter Weightage for Theory

Assignment/Presentations etc. 20
Mid-Term Examination 20
End Term Examination 60
Assessment Parameter Weightage for Practical

In Lab Assessment. 60
Final Assessment/Viva Voce 40
C. In order to be eligible for award of a degree, a student need to pass in each subject and has to
obtain minimum cumulative grade point average of 6.
D. A student who is not able to pass a course/subject as per the above criteria may be required to
appear in the redo examination which shall be scheduled after the completion of the even
semester of that particular academic year as per the provisions of Re-Do rules. However, a
student having failed in more than 50% of the subject in a given semester shall be asked to
repeat the year with the junior batch without any opportunity of any re-do examination.
The redo examination shall provide an opportunity to the student to appear for the final
examinations again. The marks scored by a student in the redo examination shall be added to the
marks scored by the student in the teacher’s assessment score, assignment/presentation score
and midterms examination score and the total marks so scored shall determine whether a
student has passed the course/subject. Students shall be provided only one chance to appear in
the redo examination for any course/subject to clear their backlog. For the said chance students
will be charged the prescribed fee for the Re-do examination.
E. Rectification of Results: The Executive Director may recall the result of a candidate if:

i. he/she is disqualified for using unfair means in the semester examination in which
case the student will be asked to appear for the redo examination;
ii. he/she is disqualified for using unfair means in the Re-do examination in which
case the student will be asked to repeat the academic year;
iii. An error is detected in his/her result in which case the error shall be rectified and
result shall be declared accordingly; and
iv. If re-evaluation is sought by the student/guardian through an application in

writing submitted within 15 days of declaration of the result in which case the
Executive Director shall cause the re-evaluation to be done within 15 days and
declare the result accordingly. The student is allowed to seek re-evaluation of a
particular examination only once.
F. Issue of transcript: The Institute shall issue transcripts to the all students. The Semester wise
transcripts shall be issued to the students, in paper or digital format, from the respective campus.
The consolidated Statement of transcripts shall be issued to the students from Head Office (HO)
after completion of the programme.
G. Re-Do Examination: A student may be eligible to take Re-do examination in a subject in which
he/she has either less than the requisite attendance or has failed the subject. However, only such
students who have re-dos in upto 50% of the subject, either on account of attendance or failure or
both, shall be allowed to appear for the Re-do Examination. Students having re-do in more than
50 % subjects on account of attendance/failure shall be asked to repeat the year with the junior
batch. The marks scored by a student in the re-do examination shall be added to the marks
scored by the student in the assignment or presentation score and mid-terms examination score
and the total marks so scored shall determine whether a student has passed the course or subject
or not.
H. Promotion: The promotion of a student for semester/year shall be as follows:
i. To get a promotion to the next year, student is required to pass in all course/subject in that
particular academic year.
ii. Any student having re-dos in more than 50% of the subjects in any semester, whether on
account of failure in obtaining the requisite pass marks or on account of shortfall in
attendance or both, shall be required to repeat the year with the Junior batch in the next
academic year.

iii. Based on the overall marks obtained by a student in the subjects as allocated during the
entire academic program, the student shall be awarded Grades (as per CGPA) in the following
manner:
The grade system to be followed is as follows:
Grades Grade Marks Band Letter
Excellent EX 90-100 10
Very Good A 80-89 9
Good B 70-79 Point
8
Fair C 60-69 7
Average D 50-59 6
35-49 (Theory)
P 5
Pass 40-49 (Practical)
40-49
34 (Practical)
or less (Theory)
F 2
Fail
39 or less (Practical)
Absent Ab Absent -
39 or less (Practical)
Computation of Semester Grade Point Average (SGPA) and Cumulative Grade Point Average
(CGPA)
iv. The SGPA is the ratio of sum of the product of the number of credits(Ci) with the grade points (Pi)
scored by a student in all the courses taken by a student and the sum of the number of credits(Ci)
of all the courses undergone by a student,
i.e. SGPA(Si) =
∑(Ci x Pi)
___________
∑Ci
Where Ci is the number of credits of the ith course and Pi is the grade point scored by the student in
the ith course.
v. The CGPA is also calculated in the same manner taking into account all the courses undergone by
a student over all the semesters of a programme,
i.e. CGPA = ∑(Ci x SGPAi)

___________
∑ Ci
Where Ci is the total number of credits in that semester& SGPAi is the semester score in the ith
Semester.
vi. The SGPA and CGPA shall be rounded off to 2 decimal points and reported in the Transcripts.
Illustration of computation of SGPA
Credit Grade Grade point Credit Point (No

letter of Credits x
Grade Point)
Course 1 4 A 9 4x9=36
Course 2 4 B 8 4X8=32
Course 3 3 C 7 3X7=21
Course 4 3 EX 10 3X10=30
Course 5 2 D 6 2x6=12
Course 6 4 B 8 4X8=32
20 163
SGPA= 163/20 =8.15
vii. Illustration of computation of CGPA
Semester 1 Semester 2 Semester 3 Semester 4 Semester 5 Semester 6
Credits-20 Credits-22 Credits-25 Credits-26 Credits-24 Credits-20
SGPA-8.15 SGPA- 6.8 SGPA-5.6 SGPA-7 SGPA- 6.5 SGPA- 6.7
Thus CGPA= 20x8.15+22x6.8+25x5.6+26x7+24x6.5+20x6.7

__________________________________________ = 6.74
137
I. Award of Degrees: A student, who has completed all the degree requirements as applicable, shall
be recommended for the award of the degree in the ensuing Convocation. It is mandatory for
every student to clear all subjects of each semester within the “Maximum Duration” allowed as
per the table below failing which the Degree/Diploma will not be awarded to concerned students
and he/she shall be declared as “NOT FIT” namely.

Programme
S. No. Programme Maximum Duration
Duration
1 Bachelor of Design (Degree) Four Years Six Years
2 BBA Degree Three Years Five Years
3 Master Degree Two years Four Years
J. Medium of Instruction and Conduct of Examination: The medium of instruction and examination
of all academic programs of the Institute shall be English.
K. Medals and prizes: The institute will award following prizes and medals to meritorious students,
namely:-
(i) Every Department Topper will be awarded Silver medal;

(ii) Over all Topper of the campus will be awarded Gold medal.
7. FEES AND PAYMENT SCHEDULE
A. FEE STRUCTURE FOR BACHELOR DEGREE PROGRAMMES

Fee for Noida & Hyderabad Campus
2021-2022 2022-2023 2023-2024 2024-2025

Particulars SEM 1 SEM2 SEM 3 SEM 4 SEM 5 SEM 6 SEM 7 SEM 8
Tuition fee
Rs. 80,000/- Rs. 80,000/- Rs. 88,000/- Rs. 88,000/- Rs. 96,800/- Rs. 96,800/- Rs. 1,06,500/- Rs. 1,06,500/-
(Non Refundable)
Library fee
Rs. 5,000/- Rs. 5,000/- Rs. 5,000/- Rs. 5,000/- Rs. 5,000/- Rs. 5,000/- Rs. 5,000/- Rs. 5,000/-
(Non Refundable)
Mediclaim
Rs. 800/- Rs. 900/- Rs. 1000/- Rs. 1100/-
(Non Refundable)
Student
Development Rs. 3,000/- Rs. 3,300/- Rs. 3,700/- Rs. 4,100/-
fee
Exam fee Rs. 2,000/- Rs. 2,000/- Rs. 2,000/- Rs. 2,000/- Rs. 2,000/- Rs. 2,000/- Rs. 2,000/- Rs. 2,000/-
One Time Fee
Registration fee
Rs. 10,000/-
(Non Refundable)
Security Deposit
Rs. 10,000/-
(Refundable)
Grand Total Rs. 1,10,800/- Rs. 87,000/- Rs. 99,200/- Rs. 95,000/- Rs. 1,08,500/- Rs. 1,03,800/- Rs. 1,18,700/- Rs. 1,13,500/-
NOTE: NRI/Industry Sponsored candidates are required to pay twice the Tuition Fee in case of Noida
and Hyderabad campus but other components of fee will remain the same.

Fee for Other campuses (Chandigarh, Rohtak, Jodhpur, Ankleshwar, Fursatganj, Patna, Guna,
Kolkata, Chhindwara & Chennai)
2021-2022 2022-2023 2023-2024 2024-2025

Particulars SEM 1 SEM2 SEM 3 SEM 4 SEM 5 SEM 6 SEM 7 SEM 8
Tuition fee
(Non Refundable)
Library fee
(Non Refundable)
Mediclaim
Rs. 800/- Rs. 900/- Rs. 1000/- Rs. 1100/-
(Non Refundable)
Student
Development Rs. 3,000/- Rs. 3,300/- Rs. 3,700/- Rs. 4,100/-
fee
Exam fee Rs. 2,000/- Rs. 2,000/- Rs. 2,000/- Rs. 2,000/- Rs. 2,000/- Rs. 2,000/- Rs. 2,000/- Rs. 2,000/-
One Time Fee
Registration fee
Rs. 10,000/-
(Non Refundable)
Security Deposit
Rs. 10,000/-
(Refundable)
Grand Total Rs. 87,800/- Rs. 64,000/- Rs. 73,900/- Rs. 69,700/- Rs. 80,700/- Rs. 76,000/- Rs. 88,100/- Rs. 82,900/-
NOTE: NRI/Industry Sponsored candidates are required to pay 50% Extra Tuition Fee for other
Campuses mentioned above but other components of fee will remain the same.
B. FEE STRUCTURE FOR MASTER DEGREE PROGRAMMES

Fee for Noida & Hyderabad Campus
2021-2022 2022-2023
Particulars SEM 1 SEM2 SEM 3 SEM 4
Tuition fee
Rs. 1,10,000/- Rs. 1,10,000/- Rs. 1,21,000/- Rs. 1,21,000/-
(Non Refundable)
Library fee
Rs. 5,000/- Rs. 5,000/- Rs. 5,000/- Rs. 5,000/-
(Non Refundable)
Mediclaim
Rs. 800/- Rs. 900/-
(Non Refundable)
Student Development fee Rs. 3,000/- Rs. 3,300/-
Exam fee Rs. 2,000/- Rs. 2,000/- Rs. 2,000/- Rs. 2,000/-
One Time Fee
Registration fee
Rs. 10,000/-
(Non Refundable)
Security Deposit
Rs. 10,000/-
(Refundable)
Grand Total Rs. 1,40,800/- Rs. 1,17,000/- Rs. 1,32,200/- Rs. 1,28,000/-

NOTE: NRI/Industry Sponsored candidates are required to pay twice the Tuition Fee in case of Noida
and Hyderabad campus but other components of fee will remain the same.
Fee for Other campuses (Chennai, Chandigarh & Patna)
2021-2022 2022-2023
Particulars SEM 1 SEM2 SEM 3 SEM 4
Tuition fee
Rs. 90,000/- Rs. 90,000/- Rs. 99,000/- Rs. 99,000/-
(Non Refundable)
Library fee
Rs. 5,000/- Rs. 5,000/- Rs. 5,000/- Rs. 5,000/-
(Non Refundable)
Mediclaim
Rs. 800/- Rs. 900/-
(Non Refundable)
Student Development fee Rs. 3,000/- Rs. 3,300/-
Exam fee Rs. 2,000/- Rs. 2,000/- Rs. 2,000/- Rs. 2,000/-
One Time Fee
Registration fee
Rs. 10,000/-
(Non Refundable)
Security Deposit
Rs. 10,000/-
(Refundable)
Grand Total Rs. 1,20,800/- Rs. 97,000/- Rs. 1,10,200/- Rs. 1,06,000/-
NOTE: NRI/Industry Sponsored candidates are required to pay 50% Extra Tuition Fee for other
campuses mentioned above but other components of fee will remain the same.
NOTE: NRI/ Industry sponsored candidates are required to pay twice the normal fee in case of
Noida campus and 50% extra fee for other campuses in addition to the normal fee.
C. HOSTEL FEE (Excluding Mess)

NOIDA & HYDERABAD CAMPUS Other Campuses
(Per Semester) (Per Semester)
Rs. 24,000/- Rs. 18,000/-
I. Refundable Security for hostellers is Rs 5000/-(one time) which is to be paid with first
Semester fee.
II. Hostel fee once paid shall not be refunded under any circumstances.
III. Mess facility is compulsory for all hostellers. Mess Fee has to be paid separately in the
beginning of each Semester.
IV. Mess fee varies from Campus to Campus.
V. Mess fee is refundable at the time of withdrawal which shall be calculated on monthly
basis.
VI. All fee is in (INR).
VII. FDDI reserves the right to revise the above mentioned fee for any academic year.
D. The tuition fees, other fees and deposits, as applicable shall be charged from the students. The fee
is to be paid in full before commencement of semester. However in exceptional circumstances,
extension of time for payment of fees may be granted by the Executive Director of the respective
Institute Campus on case to case basis. The students shall not be allowed to join the programme if
fees are not paid before commencement of semester or by such date as may be approved by the
Executive Director concerned. The Semester fees once deposited shall not be refunded. Any
revision in the fee structure after the approval of the Governing Council would be notified
separately from time to time.
E. All deposits / payment of fees shall be made by Demand Draft/On- line transfer in favor of
Footwear Design & Development Institute payable at the allotted campus.
F. Student who leave FDDI mid-course or who are asked to leave FDDI for whatever reasons will not
be entitled to refund of fees, except the amount of the refundable security deposit.
G. Mode of Payment of Fees - All fees are to be paid by challan downloaded from FDDI website and
deposited in bank and branch notified by the respective campus. Further payment gateway facility
is also available to deposit fee online through Debit/Credit card & Net banking. Fees may also be
paid through DD in favor of Footwear Design & Development Institute, (Only in special cases such as
student loan etc) payable at respective campus between 09:30 AM to 05:00 PM on working day with
Accounts & Finance Department.
H. All fees must be paid on time. A late payment is permitted by Executive Director, FDDI under
exceptional circumstances.
I. Those who fail to clear all their dues in a particular semester will not be permitted to register for
the next semester without clearance of the dues. Those who fail to clear all the dues along with the
late fees by middle of June of the academic year will not be permitted to register for the next year
programme.
J. Default in Payment of fees- A student will not be allowed to appear in the exams, if the student has
not paid the Academic fees/Hostel fees and/or any other dues (in full) payable at that time; or if
appeared, the results will not be released until the dues are cleared. A student will not be allowed
to attend the convocation and receive the degree if he fails to obtain a ‘No Dues Certificate’, from
all concerned departments of the Institute.
K. Refund of Fees and Caution Deposits- The Academic fee is non-transferable under any
circumstance. Except caution deposits, no fee collected is refundable. This applies in case of
dismissal from the Institute, as well as to any kind of withdrawal (voluntary or otherwise) from the
Institute’s rolls.
L. Caution deposit will be released after obtaining ‘No Dues Certificate’ from the following:
For Tuition Fees Accounts Department

For Hostel Fees Accounts Department
For Library Dues Librarian
For Academics Dues Training Department
For Computer Lab Dues Computer Centre (ITSC)

M. All fees must be paid on time. A late payment is permitted by Executive Director, FDDI under
exceptional circumstances failing which the late payment is permitted only on a payment which in
no case shall be less than Rs 100 per day
N. Those who fail to clear all their dues in a particular semester will not be permitted to register for
the next semester without clearance of the dues. Those who fail to clear all the dues along with
the late fees by middle of June of the academic year will not be permitted to register for the next
year programme.
O. Duplicate Mark Sheet: Duplicate Mark Sheet of FDDI can be issued on payment of Rs. 500/-
(per Mark Sheet) only in case has been lost, destroyed or mutilated. The student is required to
submit an F.I.R from nearest Police Station along with Demand Draft* to obtain the Duplicate
Mark Sheet
P. Duplicate Degree/ Diploma/Certificate: Duplicate Degree/ Diploma/Certificate of FDDI can be
issued on payment of Rs. 1000/- only in case has been lost, destroyed or mutilated. The student is
required to submit an F.I.R from nearest Police Station along with Demand Draft* to obtain the
Duplicate Certificate.
Q. Transcript Charges: A student is required to pay Rs. 2000/- to obtain his/her transcript at FDDI.
The student is required pay the requisite fee in form of the Demand Draft*.
R. Migration & Character: A student is required to pay Rs. 500/- to obtain his/her Migration &
Character FDDI. The student is required pay the requisite fee in form of the Demand Draft*.
S. Admit Card (Duplicate): A student is required to pay Rs. 200/- to obtain his/her duplicate admit
card FDDI. The student is required pay the requisite fee in form of the Demand Draft*.
T. Student ID Card (Duplicate): Duplicate student ID Card can be issued on payment of Rs. 200/- only
in case has been lost, destroyed or mutilated. The student is required to submit an F.I.R from
nearest Police Station along with Demand Draft* to obtain the Duplicate ID Card.
U. Re-Evaluation: A student is required to pay Rs. 200/- per subject for re-evaluation of theory
examination. Re-evaluation is sought by the student/guardian through an application in writing
submitted within 15 days of declaration of the result in which case the Executive Director shall
cause the re-evaluation to be done within 15 days and declare the result accordingly. The student
is allowed to seek re-evaluation of a particular examination only once.
V. The Academic fee is non-transferable & non adjustable under any circumstance.
(*Demand Draft for the requisite fee payable in equivalent INR favoring FDDI payable at
Respective Campus)
The rates in this section are only indicative and can be revised by the Institute whenever the
need arises.

8 ACADEMIC DISCIPLINE
A. The Institute attaches great importance to integrity, honesty and discipline in all Spheres of
activity by the students. A sense of responsibility and a high degree of maturity is expected from
all the students inside & outside the campus as befits to the future managers.
B. The students must maintain strict discipline in classrooms, examinations, take-home assignments
and all other segments of academic work. Resorting to copying or helping to copy in any shape
or form in examinations or quizzes or home assignments or other elements of evaluation and/or
reproducing passages from written work of others, without necessary acknowledgement and/or
passing or receiving papers in connection with any academic work to be evaluated and/or
canvassing for grades is strictly prohibited.
C. Unless specified by the faculty, students must not collaborate in any way in their home
assignments. The assignment should be the independent work of each student. Students are
advised, in their own interest, not to communicate their written analyses or answers in home
assignments to any other students.
D. The faculty, if they think fit, may disallow or restrict discussion or consultation about the home
assignments and take-home examinations or may adopt any other measure to prevent the use of
unfair means in any segment of evaluation.
E. Faculty will be free to adopt any measure to penalize participants for breach of academic
discipline. Any such violations and measures taken by the Faculty will be reported to the Course
Director.
F. Above however in no way intends to restrict healthy discussion, deliberations, generations of
ideas, sharing of ideas among the students. Institutes strive to promote healthy exchanges as it
believes that great concepts emerge out of such collaborative exchanges. Above rules seeks to
dissuade attempts aimed at subverting healthy learning and attempts by students to secure
higher marks through unfair means.
9 STUDENT DISCIPLINE
A. A student is expected to maintain discipline at all times.

B. The following acts of omission or commission shall constitute an act of indiscipline, namely:-
i. Damage or Defacement or vandalisation to institute property caused intentionally or
recklessly.
ii. Improper interference with the academic, administrative, sporting, social or other
activities of Footwear Design and Development Institute inside the institute premises.

iii. Violent, indecent, disorderly, threatening or offensive behavior or language whilst on
campus or while being engaged in any activity related to Footwear Design and
Development Institute.
iv. Indulging in fraud, deceit, deception or dishonesty in relation to Footwear Design and
Development Institute or in any engagement activity relating to the institute.
v. Any unauthorised use of mobile phone and other such other electronic gadget inside the
class room or examination hall: Provided that any electronic device, including mobile
phone, may be used for academic purpose as authorised by the faculty.
vi. Any form of ragging or violating the code of conduct and indulging in ragging shall be
dealt with severely as per the anti-ragging norms.
vii. Smoking, chewing tobacco, beetle (pan), gutkha use of drugs, narcotics or any such
products in the premises of the Footwear Design and Development Institute.
viii. Plagiarism, copying and cheating in any manner in the examination.
10 DISCIPLINARY ACTION
A. The Disciplinary Committee shall be constituted by the Executive Director of the respective
campus and any case in respect of a student shall be forwarded to the Disciplinary Committee to
make recommendation for the award of penalty.
B. On the basis of recommendation of the Disciplinary Committee the Head of the Department may
impose minor penalty and any student aggrieved with the said imposition of penalty may prefer
an appeal against such penalty before Executive Director.
C. Notwithstanding anything contained in clause (b), on the basis of recommendation of the
Disciplinary Committee the Executive Director may on the basis of recommendation of the
Disciplinary Committee impose both major or minor penalty and any student aggrieved with the
said imposition of penalty may prefer an appeal against the Managing Director.
D. Minor Penalty:
i. Fine up to five thousand rupees for violation any student discipline.
ii. Recovery of the cost of any damage in relation to any property lost or damaged or any
expenditure incurred on medical expenses in case of a scuffle.
E. Censure or Warning – A non-recordable warning for the first offence and repeated offence shall
attract recordable warning and may also invite action under major penalty.
F. Major Penalty:
i. Expulsion from the Institute.
ii. Suspension for a specified period.
iii. Debarment from appearing in end semester examination.
iv. Withdrawal of placement services.
v. Repeating the course again with junior batch.

11 RULES FOR RESOURCE CENTER & LIBRARY
A. RESOURCE CENTER:
The Resource Center is the key center for information at FDDI.
B. LIBRARY
i. It has books, manuals & other published resources covering the educational program and related
subjects. It subscribes to leading fashion journal and fashion forecast services. The library has a
valuable audio-visual collection of slides, videotapes, CDs and Photographs.
Library will maintain the following timing:

Monday - Friday : 9:30 am – 7:00 pm
Library will remain close on weekends during vacations.
Students will have to abide by following rules to access library facilities:

ii. Students can borrow three books for 15 days & can reissue the same books for another 15 days
if they require. If a book is not returned on time, there will be a fine of Rs. 1/- per day for the
first seven days and Rs. 2/- per day thereafter.
iii. Access to the library will be denied to those students who do not return library books within 30
days of the due date.
iv. In case of loss of a book the member will pay the printed cost of the book with fine or replace the
lost book with fine. Students found leaving the library with un-issued books/ other Resource
Center material will be charged a fine of Rs. 1000/- and will be debarred from using the resource
center/ Library for the duration of the semester.
v. To reserve books that are out on loan, students need to fill up a reserve slip. It will be held for
two days. Periodicals, Reference books and audio-visual Material are not for circulation. Non-
Library books, briefcase and packages must be checked in at the time of entering in the Library.
Photocopying from Fashion forecast publication is not permitted.
vi. ID card must be produced to the Library staff at the time of entering the Library.
vii. Eatables, Personal items are not allowed in the Library.
viii. Silence must be maintained in the Library by the students.
12 RULES FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENT (COMPUTER CENTER)
A. Students have to produce their Identity Card to access the computer center.
B. No Guest/Visitors shall be allowed with the students inside the computer center.
C. Baggage is not permitted inside and should be kept outside the computer center.
D. External media such as floppy, DVD, CD & Pen Drive etc. are not permitted inside the computer
lab. Students found possessing / using media without proper authorization are liable for
punishment.

E. The Centre provides facilities for the students for general access of computers as well as for
Internet. Both services are provided in the form of first come first serve basis subject to
availability of computers.
F. Students have unlimited internet access within the campus. The access policy is controlled and
updated frequently. A copy of latest policy is available at Computer Centre.
G. Students are advised to use Internet for educational purposes only. All Internet access are
monitored and reported. Any inappropriate use of computer center / Internet facility shall lead to
disciplinary action.
H. All computers have a sharable file folder at 'D: Drive' that could be used for sharing/ copying files
from one computer to the other.
I. The campus undertakes short maintenance of computer systems on regular basis without
information. In case of longer overhauling, students shall be informed through a notice.
J. Orderliness at Computer Lab is the duty of every student and they must ensure that the
computer system is properly shutdown and is organized appropriately along with other items.
K. In case of any damage or items missing, the concerned student(s) shall be held responsible for
the same and will be liable for payment for the damages and would also be liable to punishment.
L. Unlicensed/illegal use of Software/Freeware/Shareware/trail ware is not permitted and is an
offence and is punishable.
M. No files / folders should be deleted from any computer without the permission of the Centre In-
charge.

13 STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES
A. STUDENT PORTAL
The Semester wise Statement of marks / Attendance is available online. Student may login
www.fddiindia.com with unique ID and password to view and take print out of the same.
The process for accessing the online Result/Semester wise marks is mentioned below:-
Log on to www.fddiindia.com
Click on Student Portal
Click Current Student
Enter Student ID
(Student Id is FDDI Roll No. As mentioned on FDDI Identity card)
Password
(Same FDDI Roll No.)

B. STUDENT WELFARE
At FDDI students are encouraged to participate in various activities have different

committees/clubs at FDDI for the student’s to enhance their overall personality development
namely:
 Cultural committee- Overall personality development

 Literary Club - to organize creative writing readings, workshops and contests.
 Sports Club- which helps distress students and staff.
 Environmental and Social work Club- For better awareness of Corporate Social Responsibility
and also due to weightage of individuals for further studies.
C. FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO STUDENTS
Student may apply for various schemes of the Government for the final assistance as per their
eligibility.
The Training Department will facilitate the state/scholarship for the students. This how ever does
not cast any responsibility on the Institute to ensure that scholarship is available to the student.
Primary responsibility to apply and pursue the application lies with the student.
14 PLACEMENT
FDDI endeavor to provide the best possible placement facilities to the students with packages
profiles / pay as per the industry practices. However, the institute shall not oblige to ensure
placement to each and every student. Selection of a student for a job, by an employer, is
determined by the requirement of the employer as also the caliber of the candidate. FDDI, being
the facilitator of the process shall make every effort to prepare the student and it is also
obligatory on the part of the student to make his / her best effort to raise himself / herself to
make themselves more capable and employable. Student applying for jobs on their own may do
so and the institute shall not be liable in any manner for such external interactions. The entire
procedure being purely voluntary, the placement department will serve to bridge the gap
between the job aspirant and the prospective employer. It will however, help the students to
plan their careers by providing information and guiding them about the companies which
approach the institute.
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA:
The student should have paid complete fees for all semesters of the entire course to participate
in Placement activities.

Students who do not wish to participate for any recruitment process should submit Non
Placement Form (NPF) to the concerned Placement Department at the respective campus.
A. PLACEMENT PROCESS- FOR PLACEMENT TEAMS
The placement teams at respective campuses would execute the placement process which would
be supervised by the Head Quarters.
The companies are invited by various campuses with due approval from the HQ as per the
location, requirements and profiles. It would be the discretion of the company to visit the
campus of their choice; however the HQ may guide the company with accordance to the
availability of students, depending upon the requirements of the company. The placement drive
at every campus would be planned and strategized by the HQ as per the industry needs and the
availability of the students in every campus. The list of the participating companies with details at
every campus would be declared initially for the students to participate. The students may
participate in inter campus placement drive with due information to the respective placement
departments in their campuses. The list of these students would be shared with the HQ which
would help in smooth operation during the placement drive. The lodging of the students from
the other campuses would be borne by the host campus. A staff from the placement team may
accompany the students subject to the students’ participation.
B. PLACEMENT PROCEDURE- FOR STUDENTS
Before the commencement of placement activity, the students shall be advised and briefed
about the entire placement procedure like filling of NOC forms, time lines etc. The placement
department take counseling sessions with the students to guide them in resume building,
handling interviews and group discussions, industry feedback and career planning.
Uniform as decided by Head- Placements is mandatory for campus recruitment program, failing
which the students will not be allowed to appear for campus interview.
Students must carry their Identity Cards at the time of pre-placement presentations and
interviews.
A Placement brief for the students will be prepared to give all details of the companies likely to
visit and the companies that visited the campus during the previous years.
The placement department shall nominate Student Placement Coordinator from among the
students in a ratio of 15:1. These coordinators will be involved in up-dating the data base,
apprising the other students about campus placement schedule, collecting CVs of the students
and coordinating with the Placement Department.

One placement coordinator amongst the faculties from each department shall be appointed by
the respective HOD from each school for coordinating the entire activity for the respective
department.
C. PLACEMENT SCHEDULE
Placements will be held in the months of April-June every year, with specialized focus on each
campus. Centralized drives for mass participation are also conducted for the companies with
larger requirements, packages and profiles at various campuses.
Students will register by submitting their NOC forms within the advised deadline.
During registration students will create their CVs in an online prescribed format and the same
shall be available for use during placement period. It is mandatory to use the same hardcopy of
the CV as desired by the placement department. Usage of CVs of any other format will not be
allowed.
During registration the resume will be vetted and stamped by the placement department. All the
students are supposed to carry multiple hard copies of this CV along with their portfolios and
other creative work during the interview.
The team would work in a disciplined unbiased manner and ensure smooth facilitation of
placement process.
D. STUDENTS CONDUCT DURING PLACEMENTS
For pre-placement interactions, students should be present at least 15 minutes prior to the
scheduled time at the venue. Delay in recruitment formalities shall disqualify the student from
recruitment process.
Canvassing with the company personnel will disqualify the candidature of the student. If students
face any confusion or difficulty, they should contact the members of Placement Department only.
Student should not contact the recruiter directly.
Any student who has received offer letter or a pre placement offer must inform the placement
office and submit the photocopy of the same to the placement department and the academic
department. The student once confirmed/selected by the company or the offer letter is released;
he/She will be considered placed and will not be allowed to appear further for any other
company.
Any breach of these rules shall lead to the debarment of such student from the placement
process.
15 GUIDELINES FOR INDUSTRIAL TRAINING
A. The Industry visit will be allotted to students on the basis of their over all academic performance
in Semester Exams by the placement department in consultation with concerned school.
B. A research Project mentor shall be allotted to each student for required guidance and regular
monitoring.
C. Before the student proceeds for the Training, they are advised to receive the copy of the letter
from the Placement / Internship Department (addressed to the industry) and the project from
research/project mentor.
D. After joining the industry, the students are advised to send a “Joining Report”, with attestation of
the contact person/ HRD Manager/ MD of the industry to research/project mentor.
E. The student should maintain a Log book, where the daily proceeding during Industry Training can
be noted. The faculty mentor shall monitor the same on weekly basis. The student may submit a
copy of intermediate report to the organization or send the final report after completing the
Industry Training. The students may attach all relevant material, samples, visual etc. for
documentation of the report.
F. Students should prepare a comprehensive report on the basis of instructions on the research/
project mentor and the same will be submitted (along with swatch file) to research/ project
mentor a week prior to the jury presentation.
G. After completing the training the students are advised to collect a relieving letter from the
concerned Company / Industry.
H. A Training presentation will become part of Library. Students are advised to prepare duplicate
copy for themselves, before submission.
I. For Industry training to be undertaken by students in J&K, North East and other sensitive areas,
the students are required to submit a “No Objection Certificate” from their parents.
J. The Industry Training work of the student will be evaluated (individually) for each student by a
panel of jury members, comprising of experts of the concerned domains.
16 STUDENT EDUCATIONAL TRIP

A. Students can undertake outstation Educational / Industrial Trips during the course, duly approved
by the course coordinator and Head of the Department.
B. Duration of the Education trip 2 to 7 days (Extendable on case to case basis).
GENERAL CONDITIONS:
i. Educational/ Industrial/ Field trips aim at holistic development of the students.

ii. It is mandatory for the students to submit consent slip (Form 4)/ indemnity Bond (Form 5) as
relevant duly signed by student and parent/ guardian to the concerned Course Coordinator/HOD
before proceeding on tour.
17 SAFE KEEPING OF CASH & OTHER VALUABLES
A. Students are advised to keep all cash, valuables and expensive personal belongings in safe
custody.
B. In the event where cash, valuables and other expensive personal belongings are misplaced /
stolen / lost, a student will deal with the case appropriately without making a reference to the
institute or the administration department. In case a student decides to lodge a police
complaint, then he/she shall deal with all concerned matters directly, without making any
reference to the institute/administration department. A copy of the complaint will be given to
the administration department directly.
18 IDENTITY CARD & LIBRARY CARD

All the students have to wear their ID card, issued by the Training Department in the FDDI
premises and during the classes without fail.
The security guards & faculty members have full right to check the ID cards of the students & will
not allow the students to enter the Institute premises without ID Card.
If any student is found without ID card in the premises/classes one has to immediately leave the
Institute premises & subsequently disciplinary action will be taken.
No. of Offence Disciplinary Action

First Submission of Undertaking & deduction of one day attendance.
Second Suspension for three days with fine of Rs. 500/-.
Third Suspension for one week with fine of Rs. 1000/-.
They should surrender this card at the time of leaving the Institute after successful completion of
the programme.
Students will not be allowed to enter the campus without I.D. Card
Library cards will be issued to all the students that will be required at the time of issue and return
of books from the library.
19 FINAL CLEARANCE
Withdrawal from the programme and leaving the campus permanently must be on the basis of
prior intimation to the Institute and completion of no-dues certificate from all concerned such as
Library, Computer Centre, All concerned labs, Training Department, Hostel and Accounts Office.

The students should also return their Identity cards to Training Department before final
clearance.
20 PROGRAMME OUTLINE
Common Foundation Programme
A Common Foundation Programme is conducted across different B. Design programmes during

the 1st and 2nd semester.
A. BACHELOR DEGREE PROGRAMMES
1. Bachelor of Design (B. Des.): Duration: 4 Y ears
I. B. Des. (Footwear Design & Production)

II. B. Des. (Fashion Design)
III. B. Des. (Leather Goods & Accessories Design)
2. Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA): Duration: 3 Y ears
i. BBA (Retail & Fashion Merchandise)
B. MASTER DEGREE PROGRAMMES
1. Master of Design (M. Des.): Duration: 2 Y ears
i. M. Des. (Footwear Design & Production)
2. Master of Business Administration (MBA): Duration: 2 Y ears
i. MBA (Retail & Fashion Merchandise)

Syllabus of B.Des. Foundation (1st Year)
Semester One
Credits Hrs Credits Hrs
S.No. Name of the Subject Credits LTP
Theory Theory Practical Practical
Design Evolution in Nature &
1 2 1 16 1 32 1-0-2
Man- Made World
2 Observational drawing 3 1 16 2 64 1-0-4
3 2D CAD 3 1 16 2 64 1-0-4
4 3D CAD (Learning Fusion 360) 3 1 16 2 64 1-0-4
5 Tinkering Studio 3 1 16 2 64 1-0-4
6 Communication Skills 2 1 16 1 32 1-0-2
7 Seminars 1 1 16 0 0 1-0-0
8 Design Project - 1 2 1 16 1 32 1-0-2
Total 19 8 128 11 352
Semester Two
Credits Hrs Credits Hrs
S.No. Name of the Subject Credits LTP
Theory Theory Practical Practical
1 Drawing & Visualization 4 1 16 3 96 1-0-6
2 Photography and Videography 2 2 32 0 0 3-0-0
3 Advanced 3D CAD (Fusion 360) 3 1 16 2 64 1-0-4
4 Ergonomics & Usability 2 2 32 0 0 2-0-0
Design Thinking & Design
5 3 1 16 2 64 1-0-4
Methods
6 Design project-2 2 1 16 1 32 1-0-2
7 Fabric Structure & Design 2 1 16 1 32 1-0-2
8 Leather Technology 2 1 16 1 32 1-0-2
Total 20 10 160 10 320
The core / detailed syllabus for remaining Programme will be provided by the respective
Department.

I.PROGRAM – BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
(RETAIL & FASHION MERCHANDISE)
SEMESTER – I
THEORY /
COURSE TITLE HOURS CREDIT
PRACTICAL
FUNDAMENTALS OF RETAIL-I 4 4 T
ELEMENTS OF DESIGN 4 2 P
BASICS OF MARKETING 4 4 T
ESSENTIALS OF MANAGEMENT 2 2 T
BUSINESS COMMUNICATION-I 4 2 P
HUMAN VALUES & PROFESSIONAL ETHICS 4 4 T
ORGANIZATION BEHAVIOR 2 2 T
MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS 2 2 T
TOTAL 26 20
PROGRAM – BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

SEMESTER – II
COURSE TITLE HOURS CREDIT THEORY / PRACTICAL
FUNDAMENTALS OF RETAIL-II 4 4 T
PRODUCT KNOWLEDGE IN FABRICS & APPARELS 4 2 P
COMPUTER APPLICATION IN RETAIL-II 4 2 P
BASICS OF MERCHANDISING 4 4 T
COMPUTER APPLICATION IN RETAIL-I 4 2 P
FRANCHISING 4 4 T
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 2 2 T
ACCOUNTS 2 2 T
TOTAL 28 24

SEMESTER – III
THEORY /
PRACTICAL
BUSINESS LAW 2 2 T
PRODUCT KNOWLEDGE IN FOOTWEAR & ACCESSORIES 4 2 P
RETAIL DESIGN-I 4 2 P
APPLICATIONS OF MERCHANDISING 4 4 T
RETAIL OPERATION-I 4 4 T
CONSUMER BEHAVIOR 4 4 T
BUSINESS COMMUNICATION-II 4 2 P
CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT 2 2 T
TOTAL 28 22

SEMESTER – IV
THEORY /
PRACTICAL
RETAIL PLANNING & SITE SELECTION 4 4 T

GARMENT MANUFACTURING TECHNIQUES & QUALITY
4 4 T
CONTROL
RETAIL DESIGN-II 4 2 P
LIFESTYLE RETAILING 4 4 T
RETAIL OPERATION-II 2 2 T
SALES & DISTRIBUTION MANAGEMENT 4 4 T
ART OF PUBLIC SPEAKING 4 2 P
COST ACCOUNTING 2 2 T
TOTAL 28 24

SEMESTER – V
THEORY /
PRACTICAL
MALL MANAGEMENT 2 2 T
E COMMERCE 2 2 T
SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT 4 4 T
ADVERTISING & BRANIDNG 4 4 T
PRINCIPLES OF RESEARCH METHODOLOGY 4 2 P
SERVICE RETALIING 2 2 T
INTERNSHIP -- 10 FW
TOTAL 18 26

SEMESTER – VI
THEORY /
PRACTICAL
RETAIL SOFTWARE 4 2 P
INTERNATIONAL RETAILING 2 2 T
ENTREPRENEURSHIP 2 2 T
PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT 4 2 P
RETAIL RESEARCH 4 2 P
DISSERTATION -- 16 FW
TOTAL 16 26

I. PROGRAM – MASTER OF DESIGN (FOOTWEAR DESIGN & PRODUCTION)
SEMESTER I
LECTURE TUTORIAL PRACTICAL

HRS IN A
COURSE CODE COURSE TITLE NATURE CREDITS
IN HOURS WEEK
FOUNDATION COURSE*
BASIC SHOE
MDFT101 T (No Credits, to be treated as
MAKING
Compulsory subject)
THEORY &
MDFT102 PRACTICES OF T 2 2 -- -- 2
MANAGEMENT
MANAGERIAL
MDFT103 T 2 2 -- -- 2
ECONOMICS
PRODUCT
MDFT104 P 3 1 -- 5 6
DESIGNING
FOOTWEAR
MDFT105 MANUFACTURING I- T 6 5 1 -- 6
TECHNIQUES, RESEACRH
& APPLICATIONS
LAB I-FOOTWEAR
MANUFACTURING
MDFT105L P 4 -- -- 8 8
TECHNIQUES, RESEACRH
& APPLICATIONS
BUSINESS
MDFT106 P 2 1 -- 3 4
COMMUNICATION
MDFT107 ADVANCED IT P 1 -- -- 2 2
APPLICATIONS
TOTAL 20 30

PROGRAM – MASTER OF DESIGN (FOOTWEAR DESIGN & PRODUCTION)
SEMESTER II

COURSE CODE COURSE TITLE NATURE CREDITS HRS IN A WEEK
IN HOURS
ORGANISATIONAL
MDFT201 BEHAVIOUR & HUMAN T 2 2 -- -- 2
RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
MDFT202 BASICS OF ACCOUNTING T 2 2 -- -- 2
FOOTWEAR
MANUFACTURING II-
MDFT203 T 4 3 1 -- 4
PROCESS, RESEACRH &
APPLICATIONS
MDFT204 PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING T 2 2 -- -- 2
LAB II- FOOTWEAR

MDFT203L MANUFACTURING PROCESS, P 8 -- -- 16 16
RESEACRH & APPLICATIONS
PRODUCTION PLANNING &

MDFT205 T 2 2 -- -- 2
CONTROL
MDFT206 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY T 2 2 -- -- 2
TOTAL 22 30

SEMESTER III
LECTURE PRACTICAL/
COURSE CODE MODULE TITLE NATURE CREDITS PROJECT HRS IN A WEEK
IN HOURS
SOFT SKILL
MDFT301 P 2 1 3 4/40
DEVELOPMENT I
INDUSTRIAL
MDFT302 TRAINING/RESEARCH PB** 8 8 WEEKS* 2/20
PROJECT
MDFT303- ELECTIVE (01 ) T/P/PB** 12 -- -- 24/240

Elective code
E1 NON LEATHER FOOTWEAR
LEATHER FASHION
E2
FOOTWEAR
E3 SAFETY FOOTWEAR
INTERNATIONAL
E4
BUSINESS
FOOTWEAR
E5 RETAILING & SUPPLY
CHAIN
E6 DESIGN (CAD)- ELECTIVE
TOTAL 22 12 18 30
*Note: Industrial Internship will be for a period of 10 weeks inclusive of 04 weeks summer Internship.
**: Pb indicates the assessment of module/course is project based.

ELECTIVE E1- NON LEATHER FOOTWEAR & PRODUCTS
PRACTICAL/
LECTURE TUTORIAL
PROJECT HRS IN A
COURSE CODE MODULE TITLE NATURE CREDITS
WEEK/SEM
IN HOURS
PRODUCT
MDFT303-E101 P 3 1 -- 7 8/80
DESIGNING
MATERIALS
MDFT303-E102 MACHINES & T 6 8 -- -- 8/80
TECHNOLOGY
MATERIALS
MDFT303-E102 L MACHINES & PB 3 -- -- 8 8/80
TECHNOLOGY
LAB
ELECTIVE E2- LEATHER FASHION FOOTWEAR
PRACTICAL/
LECTURE TUTORIAL HRS IN A
PROJECT
COURSE CODE MODULE TITLE NATURE CREDITS WEEK/
IN HOURS SEM
PRODUCT
MDFT303-E101 P 3 1 -- 7 8/80
DESIGNING
MATERIALS
MDFT303-E102 MACHINES & T 6 8 -- -- 8/80
TECHNOLOGY
MATERIALS
MDFT303-E102 L MACHINES & PB 3 -- -- 8 8/80
TECHNOLOGY LAB

ELECTIVE E 3- SAFETY FOOTWEAR
PRACTICAL/
COURSE CODE MODULE TITLE: NATURE CREDITS PROJECT
WEEK/SEM
IN HOURS
MDFT303- PRODUCT
P 3 1 -- 7 8/80
E101 DESIGNING
MATERIALS MACHINES
MDFT303-
& TECHNOLOGY T 6 8 -- -- 8/80
E102
MATERIALS MACHINES
MDFT303- PB 3 -- --
& TECHNOLOGY LAB 8 8/80
E102 L
*Denotes Field visit hours
ELECTIVE E4- INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
PRACTICAL/PR
LECTURE TUTORIAL
OJECT HRS IN A
WEEK/SEM
IN HOURS
MDFT303- INTERNATIONAL
E401 MARKETING T 6 7 2 -- 9/90
INTERNATIONAL
MDFT303- SUPPLY CHAIN
PB 6 6 -- 9 15/150
E402 MANAGEMENT &
LOGISTICS

ELECTIVE E5- FOOTWEAR RETAILING & E-COMMERCE
PRACTICAL/P
ROJECT
COURSE CODE MODULE TITLE NATURE CREDITS WEEK/
SEM
IN HOURS
MDFT304- RETAIL
T 6 7 2 -- 9/90
E501 OPERATIONS
RETAIL PLANNING
MDFT303-
& PB 6 6 -- 9 15/150
E502
MERCHANDISING
ELECTIVE E6- DESIGN CAD
PRACTICAL/PR HRS IN A
LECTURE TUTORIAL
COURSE CODE MODULE TITLE NATURE CREDITS OJECT WEEK/
IN HOURS SEM
ADVANCE
MDFT303-
PRODUCT P 6 2 0 10 12/120
E601
DESIGNING
PATTERN
MDFT303- ENGINEERING &
P 2 0 0 4 04/40
E602 TOOLING BY 2D
CAD
MDFT303-
LAST DESGINING T 2 2 1 0 3/30
E603
MDFT303- ILLUSTRATION
P 2 1 0 3 4/40
E604 TECHNIQUES
MDFT303-
LAST DESIGNING PB 2 0 0 5 5/50
E605
TOTAL 14 5 1 22 28/280

SEMESTER IV
PRACTICAL
LECTURE /PROJECT HRS IN A
COURSE CODE MODULE TITLE: NATURE CREDITS
WEEK
IN HOURS
MDFT401- ELECTIVE
T/P/ PB 12 -- 15
(As taken up in 3rd Semester)
Elective Code
MDFT402 PROJECT PLANNING & T 2 2 -- 2

MANAGEMENT
MDFT 403 SOFT SKILL P 2 -- 4 4

DEVELOPMENT II
MDFT404 FINAL PROJECT PB 12 -- -- 9
TOTAL 28 2 4 30

ELECTIVE E1- NON LEATHER FOOTWEAR
PRACTICAL/
LECTURE TUTORIAL PROJECT HRS IN A
WEEK
IN HOURS
MANUFACTURING
MDFT403-E101 T 6 4 -- 2 6
PROCESS & TECHNIQUES
PRODUCTION
MDFT403-E102 SYSTEMS & EFFICIENCY IN PB 3 3 -- 3 6
MANUFACTURING- NLF
MDFT403-E102 QUALITY ASSURANCE - T 3 -- -- -- 3

L NLF
ELECTIVE E2 - LEATHER FASHION FOOTWEAR

COURSE CODE MODULE TITLE: NATURE CREDITS /PROJECT HRS IN A
WEEK
IN HOURS
MANUFACTURING
MDFT403-E201 PROCESS & T 6 4 -- 2 6
TECHNIQUES
PRODUCTION
SYSTEMS &
MDFT403-E202 EFFICIENCY IN PB 3 3 3 -- 6
MANUFACTURING -
LFF
QUALITY ASSURANCE-
MDFT403-E203 T 3 3 -- -- 3
LFF

ELECTIVE E3 - SAFETY FOOTWEAR
PRACTICAL/
LECTURE TUTORIAL PROJECT HRS IN A
WEEK
IN HOURS
MANUFACTURING
MDFT403-E301 T 6 4 -- 2 6
PROCESS & TECHNIQUES
PRODUCTION SYSTEMS
MDFT403-E302 & EFFICIENCY IN PB 3 3 3 -- 6
MANUFACTURING -SF
MDFT403-E303 QUALITY ASSURANCE- SF T 3 3 -- -- 3
ELECTIVE E4 - INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
PRACTICAL
LECTURE TUTORIAL
/PROJECT HRS IN A
WEEK
IN HOURS
INTERNATIONAL
MDFT403-E401 TRADE & BUSINESS T 6 6 -- -- 6
ENVIRONMENT
INTERNATIONAL
TRADE PRACTICES,
MDFT403-E402 PB 3 3 -- 3 6
PROCEDURES AND
DOCUEMNTATION
INTERNATIONAL
MDFT403-E403 HUMAN RESOURCE T 3 3 -- -- 3
MANAGEMENT

ELECTIVE E5 - FOOTWEAR RETAILING & E-COMMERCE
PRACTICAL/
COURSE CODE MODULE TITLE NATURE CREDITS PROJECT
WEEK
IN HOURS
MDFT403-E401 RETAIL BUYING T 4 4 -- -- 4
MDFT403-E402 NON-STORE RETAILING T 3 3 -- -- 3
SUPPLY CHAIN
MDFT403-E403 T 2 2 -- -- 2
MANAGEMENT
MDFT403-E404 RETAIL SOFTWARE P 3 1 -- 5 6
ELECTIVE E6 – DESIGN CAD
PRACTICAL/
COURSE CODE MODULE TITLE NATURE CREDITS PROJECT
WEEK
IN HOURS
MDFT401-E601 SOLE DESIGNING P 2 1 -- 3 4
MDFT403-E602 SOLE DESIGNING T 2 2 -- -- 2
VIRTUAL PRODUCT
MDFT403-E603 PB 4 -- -- 8 8
DESIGNING
DESIGN VALIDATION &
MDFT403-E604 T 2 2 -- -- 2
MANAGEMENT
MDFT403-E605 MARKET SEGMENATION T 2 2 -- -- 2
MDFT403-E606 PRODUCT COSTING T 2 2 -- -- 2
MDFT403-E607 GRAPHIC DESIGNING PB 2 1 -- 3 4

i. PROGRAM - M.B.A (RETAIL & FASHION MERCHANDISE)
SEMESTER I
CORE/
CODE TOTAL
HOURS/ CREDITS NATURE NON-
HOURS
S. NO. COURSE TITLE WEEK CORE
RETAIL CONCEPTS AND

1 ENVIRONMENT
MRFM 1001 2 2 T C 32
2 MARKETING MANAGEMENT MRFM 1002 4 4 T C 64
3 FASHION TRENDS MRFM 1003 4 4 T C 64
RETAIL MERCHANDISING AND
4 BUYING -I
MRFM 1004 2 2 T C 32
5 ORGANISATIONAL BEHAVIOUR MRFM 1005 2 2 T NC 32
6 ACCOUNTING FOR MANAGERS MRFM 1006 4 4 T NC 64
7 VISUAL MERCHANDISING MRFM 2107 4 2 P C 64
HUMAN RESOURCE
8 MANAGEMENT
MRFM 1008 2 2 T NC 32
9 SOFT SKILLS MRFM 1109 4 2 P NC 64
10 MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS MRFM 1010 2 2 T NC 32
TOTAL 30 26 480
PROGRAM - M.B.A (RETAIL & FASHION MERCHANDISE)

SEMESTER II
CORE/ TOTAL
S. NO COURSE TITLE CODE HOURS CREDIT NATURE
NON-CORE HOURS
RETAIL MERCHANDISING AND

1 MRFM 2001 4 4 T C 64
BUYING -II
SALES AND CUSTOMER
2 MRFM 2002 4 4 T C 64
RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT
PRODUCT KNOWLEDGE IN
3 MRFM 2003 4 4 T C 64
APPARELS
4 RETAIL RESEARCH MRFM 2004 2 2 T NC 32
5 CONSUMER BEHAVIOR MRFM 2005 2 2 T C 32
6 RETAIL FINANCIALS MRFM 2006 2 2 T NC 32
7 IT APPLICATIONS MRFM 1107 4 2 P NC 64
RETAIL SUPPLY CHAIN
8 MRFM 2008 4 4 T C 64
MANAGEMENT
9 CORPORATE SKILLS MRFM 2109 2 1 P NC 32
SITE SELECTION AND MALL
10 MRFM 2010 2 2 T C 32
MANAGEMENT
TOTAL 30 27 480

SEMESTER III
CORE/ TOTAL
NON-CORE HOURS
MERCHANDISING
1 MRFM 3001 2 2 T C 32
MATHEMATICS
RETAIL BRAND
2 MRFM 3002 4 4 T C 64
MANAGEMENT
PRODUCT KNOWLEDGE IN
3 MRFM 3003 2 2 T C 32
FASHION ACCESSORIES
E-COMMERCE & DIGITAL
4 MRFM 3004 2 2 T C 32
MARKETING
5 STORE DESIGN MRFM 3005 2 2 T C 32
6 RETAIL OPERATIONS MRFM 3006 4 4 T C 64
7 INTERNSHIP MRFM 3007 -- 10 FW C
TOTAL 16 26 256

SEMESTER IV
CORE/ TOTAL
NON-CORE HOURS
LUXURY AND LIFESTYLE
1 MRFM 4001 4 4 T C 64
RETAILING
STRATEGIC RETAIL
2 MRFM 4002 2 2 T C 32
MANAGEMENT
QUALITY ASSURANCE IN
3 MRFM 4003 2 2 T C 32
RETAIL
RETAIL PROMOTIONAL
4 MRFM 4004 2 2 T C 32
STRATEGY
5 ADVANCED RESEARCH MRFM 4005 4 4 T NC 64
6 RETAIL ERP MRFM 4106 4 2 P C 64
PERSONALITY
7 MRFM 4107 4 2 P NC 64
DEVELOPMENT
8 DISSERTATION MRFM 4008 6 12 FW C 96
TOTAL 28 30 448

21 ANTI RAGGING POLICY:
A. WHAT IS RAGGING?
(As defined by the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India)
Any disorderly conduct whether by words spoken or written or by an act which has the effect of
teasing, treating or handling with rudeness any junior student, indulging in rowdy or indiscipline
activities which causes or is likely to cause annoyance, hardship or psychological harm or to raise
fear or apprehension thereof in a fresher or a junior student or asking the student(s) to do any act
or perform something which the student will not do in an ordinary course and which has the effect
of causing or generating a sense of shame or embarrassment so as to adversely affect the physique
or psyche of a fresher or a junior student.
The cause of indulging in ragging is deriving a sadistic pleasure or showing off power, authority or
superiority by the seniors over their juniors or fresher.
B. Following will also amount to an act of ragging
i. To address seniors as ‘Sir’.

ii. To perform mass drills.
iii. To copy class notes for the seniors.
iv. To serve various errands.
v. To do menial jobs for the seniors.
vi. To ask/answer vulgar questions.
vii. To look at pornographic pictures to shock the fresher out of their innocence.
viii. To force to drink alcohol, scalding tea, smoking, etc.
ix. To force to do acts which can lead to physical injury/mental torture or death?
x. To force to do acts with sexual overtones, including homosexual acts.
xi. To force any obscenity.
C. Recommendations approved by the Supreme Court.
i. The punishment to be meted out has to be exemplary and justifiably harsh to act as a
deterrent against recurrence of such incidents.
ii. Every single incident of ragging where the victim or his parent/guardian or the Head of
institution is not satisfied with the institutional arrangement for action, a First Information
Report must be filed without exception by the institutional authorities with the local police
authorities.
iii. Any failure on the part of the institutional authority or negligence or deliberate delay in
lodging the FIR with the local police shall be construed to be an act of culpable negligence on
the part of the institutional authority. If any victim or his parent/guardian of ragging intends
to file FIR directly with the police, that will not absolve the institutional authority from the
requirement of filing the FIR.
iv. In the prospectus to be issued for admission by educational institutions, it shall be clearly
stipulated that in case the applicant for admission is found to have indulged in ragging in the
past or if it is noticed later that he has indulged in ragging, admission may be refused or he
shall be expelled from the educational institution.
v. It shall be the collective responsibility of the authorities and functionaries of the concerned
institution and their role shall also be open to scrutiny for the purpose of finding out whether
they have taken effective steps for preventing ragging and in case of their failure, action can
be taken; for example, denial of any grant-in aid or assistance from the State Governments.
vi. Anti-ragging committees and squads shall be forthwith formed by the institutions and it shall
be the job of the committee or the squad, as the case may be, to see that the Committee's
recommendations, more particularly those noted above, are observed without exception and
if it is noticed that there is any deviation, the same shall be forthwith brought to the notice of
this Court.
vii. The Committee constituted pursuant to the order of this Court shall continue to monitor the
functioning of the anti-ragging committees and the squads to be formed. They shall also
monitor the implementation of the recommendations to which reference has been made
above.
“FDDI is proud of the fact that our Institution aims at maintaining a healthy and congenial
academic environment that shall be free from the menace of Ragging”
Actions taken by the Institute:
viii. Formation of Committees & Squads: Complying with the directives of the Hon’ble Supreme
Court of India, the Institution shall form the following Anti-ragging committees & Squads for
overseeing the implementation of the provisions of the verdict with immediate effect:
The Institution level Anti-ragging Squads and Hostel level Anti Ragging Squads shall work in
co-ordination with the Institution level Anti-ragging committee and oversee the
implementation of the recommendations.
ix. Notice for Students: Notice pertaining to Zero Tolerance Policy against ragging is displayed at
all the Notice Board in the FDDI Campus and Hostels. The names of the members of Anti-
ragging Committees & Squads along with their mobile numbers will be displayed for the
students.
x. Undertaking from Students and Parents:
Each student of the Institute and his/her parents and, or Guardian are hereby required to
submit a combined undertaking at the time of registration, in the prescribed format as
attached to this order, which is mandatory for registration.

D. Anti-Ragging Cell
To deal with the menace of ragging, an anti-ragging cell has been established at the institute, this
will constitute -An anti-ragging committee and squad these two bodies will work for restriction of
violation of the civil code of conduct against any junior or fresher.
E. Role of Anti Ragging Committee:
Any complaint received against any student /students will be dealt by the committee in this
manner.
i. A letter will be issued to the involved students by the Chairperson of the committee seeking
explanation for the breach of policy
ii. On obtaining the response from the involved students, the matter will be discussed by the
committee. The participants would be called to the meeting for interrogation .The committee
may call others for facilitating the enquiry
iii. If found guilty, the committee will lodge an FIR & may take one or an appropriate combination of
following disciplinary actions against the students:
 Expulsion from the institute

 Expulsion from Hostel
 Suspension for a specified period
 Fine & Public apology
 Repeating the course again with junior batch
 Withdrawal of placement services
 Any other.
F. COMPOSITION OF THE ANTI RAGGING COMMITTEE AND SQUAD (Noida Campus only)
Session
Students in distress owing to ragging related activities can contact any of the following persons-
Committee Members Contact No.
Mr. Aritra Das 9953576359
Ms. Shweta Saini 9810770317
Ms. Sweta Kumari 9811638185
Ms. Krishi Sarin 9818521039
Mr. Mayank Bhatt 9911142554
Flying Sqd. Members Contact No.

Mr. Sunil Talekar 7738778277
Mr. N B Lal 9868611537
Ms. Prachi Sharma 9811026345
Mr. Abhishek Sinha 8527425510
Mr. Amit Sengar 9810544454
Ms. Pushpa Wadia 9412824589
The decision of the committee will be forwarded to Executive Director and his decision will be
final.
22 FACILITIES AT THE INSTITUTE
A. MESS FACILITY
FDDI has a adequate mess facility on campus The Kitchen staff provides the students and staff
nutritious and hygienic food. A variety of food and snack items are served. Campus shall
endeavor to run the mess on a no profit no loss basis and shall fix rate of meal accordingly. As
the alternative to the campus running the mess by itself as per the requirement, Executive
Director may also decide that mess in a campus be run by a faculty-student mess committee
on a cooperative basis. The collected mess fee shall then be provided to such a committee.
B. MEDICAL FACILITY
i. First Aid facility is available at the Campus. In case of medical emergency, the Course
Coordinator/Mess Warden should be immediately informed and nearby hospital should be
contacted for ambulance service. Ambulance contact numbers are displayed on the hostel
notice board.
ii. Every student is covered with Mediclaim cover upto Rs.50,000/- However they are advised to get
medical health checkups done periodically to avoid any health complications.
C. SPORTS FACILITY
i. Certain indoor and outdoor sports facilities like TT, carom, chess, badminton, basket Ball, volley
ball and cricket are being provided, which can be used by all the students.
ii. Table Tennis/Badminton rackets are provided however the students have to get their balls and
shuttles.
iii. Intra and Inter Campus sports meet may be organized to promote harmony within the students
and inculcate spirit of sportsmanship.
23 RESERVATION OF RIGHTS
The Institute reserves the right to add, delete, modify or change any of the requirements for
admission, course content, fee charged, scholarships, awards and regulations affecting students,
or make any other suitable modification, should they be deemed necessary in the interest of the
students, the Institute or the profession etc.

24 FORMS:
A. LEAVE APPLICATION FORM
B. ANTI-RAGGING (AFFIDAVIT)
C. REQUEST FORM FOR ATTENDING EXTERNAL DUTY
D. CONSENT SLIP
E. INDEMNITY BOND
F. STUDENT UNDERTAKING
G. GUIDELINES FOR PROJECT COURSE

Form No. A: Leave Application Form
Name: Date:
B.Des./ BBA/MBA/M.Des.______ Time:
Roll No.
Session
From To No. of Days
Absenting from class
Reason for Leave
Medical Certificate Attached / Not Attached

(In case of Medical Leave)
Signature of the student)
Leave of absence from the class granted/Not granted
Concerned Faculty Members: -
_______________ _______________ _______________ _______________
Course Coordinator
Head of the Department

Form No. B: (Affidavit) Anti Ragging
AFFIDAVIT BY THE STUDENT
I,……………………………………………………………………..……………………………...
………………………………………………….......................................................................
…………………………………………….. (full name of student with admission/ registration/ enrolment
number) s/o, d/o Mr./Mrs./Ms. ………………………………….., having admitted
to……………………………………………………………………………….. (name of the institutions), have received a
copy of the UGC Regulations on Curbing the Menace of Ragging in Higher Educational
Institutions, 2009, (hereinafter called the “Regulations”) carefully read and fully understood the
provisions contained in the said Regulations.
2- I have, in particular, perused clause 3 of the Regulations and am aware as to what
constitutes ragging.
3- I have also, in particular, perused clause 7 and clause 9.1 of the Regulations and am fully
aware of the penal and administrative action that is liable to be taken against me in case I
am found guilty of or abetting ragging, actively or passively, or being part of a conspiracy
to promote ragging.
4- I hereby solemnly aver and undertake that
a- I will not indulge in any behavior or act that may be constituted as ragging under clause
3 of the Regulations.
b- I will not participate in or abet or propagate through any act of commission or
commission that may be constituted as ragging under clause 3 of the Regulations.
5- I hereby affirm that, if found guilty of ragging, I am liable for punishment according to
clause 9.1 of the Regulations, without prejudice to any other criminal action that may be
taken against me under any penal law or any law for the time being in force.
6- I hereby declare that I have not been expelled or debarred from admission in any
institution in the country on account of being found guilty of, abetting or being part of a
conspiracy to promote, ragging, and further affirm that, in case the declaration is found to
be untrue, I am aware that my admission is liable to be cancelled.
Declared this ………… day of …………….. month of …………… year.
….……………………...
Signature of deponent
Name:

Verification
Verified that the contents of this affidavit are true to the best of my knowledge and no part of
the affidavit is false and nothing has been concealed or misstated therein.
Verified at ………. (place)………..(day)………… of ……… (month)………. (year)
……………………..
Solemnly affirmed and signed in my presence on this the ……………(day) of ……………. (month)
…………… (year) after reading the contents of this affidavit.
OATH COMMISSIONER
(Affidavit on the stamp paper of Rs. 10/- and should be notarized)

AFFIDAVIT BY PARENT / GUARDIAN
I, Mr./Mrs./Ms. …………………………………................. (full name of parent/guardian)

father/mother/guardian of ………………………………………………. ( full name of student with
admission/registration/enrolment number), having been admitted to ……………………………………
…………………………………… (name of institution), have received a copy or the UGC Regulations on
Curbing the Menace of Ragging in Higher Educational Institutions, 2009, (hereinafter called the
said “Regulations”.), carefully read and fully understood the provisions contained in the said
Regulations.
2- I have, in particular, perused clause 3 of the Regulations and am aware as to
what constitutes ragging.
3- I have also, in particular, perused clause7 and clause 9.1 of the Regulations and am fully
aware of the penal and administrative action that is liable to be taken against my ward in
case he/she is found guilty of or abetting ragging, actively or passively, l or being part of a
conspiracy to promote ragging.
4- I hereby solemnly aver and undertake that
a- My ward will not indulge in any behaviour or act that may be constituted as
ragging under clause 3 of the Regulations.
b- My ward will not participate in or abet or propagate through any act of
commission or omission that may be constituted as ragging under clause 3 of
the Regulations.
5- I hereby affirm that, if found guilty of ragging, my ward is liable for punishment according
to clause 9.1 of the Regulations, without prejudice to any other criminal action that may
be taken against my ward under any penal law or any law for the time being in force.
6- I hereby declare that my ward has not been expelled or debarred from admission in any
institution in the country on account of being found guilty of, abetting or being part of a
conspiracy to promote, ragging, and further affirm that, in case the declaration is found to
be untrue, the admission of my ward is liable to be cancelled.
Declared this ………….. day of ……………… month of ………………… year.
…………………………..
Name
Address
Telephone/Mobile No.

VERIFICATION
Verified that the contents of this affidavit are true to the best of my knowledge and no part of
the affidavit is false and nothing has been concealed or misstated therein.
Verified at ………………. (place) on this the ………………(day) of …………………. (Month), ……………….

Year.
………………………
Solemnly affirmed and signed in my presence on this the …………….. (day) of ……………(month),
……………….. (year) after reading the contents of this affidavit.
OATH COMMISSIONER
(Affidavit on the stamp paper of Rs. 10/- and should be notarized)

Form No. C: Request form for attending external duty
The Course Coordinator,

Footwear Design & Development Institute
Noida
Sir/ Madam,
Sub. Request for representing the institute
I would like to represent the institute for:
(a) Presenting a paper in the conference organized by ____________________________
(b) Participating in Management event organized by _____________________________
I may please be granted leave for attending the same, from____________ to___________
Thanking you,
Yours faithfully,
Signature
Name:
Programme:
Roll No. :

Form No. D: Consent Slip

Ministry of Commerce & Industry
Government of India
CONSENT SLIP
EDUCATIONAL / INDUSTRIAL TRIP FROM …………………….. TO ……………………….
Dear Sir / Madam,
I agree to send my ward at my responsibility for the Educational Trip from …………………… to
…………………… at …………………………….
Name of the Student : ______________________________________
Course : ______________________________________
Cohort : ______________________________________
Father’s / Mother’s Name : ______________________________________
Address : ______________________________________
______________________________________
______________________________________
Telephone (Res.) : ______________________________________
Telephone (Off.) : ______________________________________
Mobile : ______________________________________
Blood Group : ______________________________________
Any Special Allergies : ______________________________________
Any Prescribed Medicine : ______________________________________
I hereby confirm to full responsibility for his / her conduct during the Trip.
Signature of Father / Mother/ Guardian: ……………………………………..
Date: ………………………………………………………………

Form No. E: Indemnity Bond

Ministry of Commerce & Industry
Government of India
INDEMNITY BOND
In consideration of _______________________ student of whom I am legal/ natural guardian

who is undertaking a study tour/ visit/ excursion to _________________________ I undertake
and agree that neither I nor my executors or administrators or other legal representatives will
make any claim against the Footwear Design & Development Institute or any employee of the
FDDI or against any person in the service of FDDI in respect of any loss or injury to property or
person including injury resulting in the death which the said student ______________________
may suffer while the said student is or in consequence or the said students being so or whilst he /
she is on this excursion/ visit/ trip and I understand and agree that no compensation will be paid
by the FDDI or any administrators or employees in service of FDDI. I further agree so as to bind
myself, my heirs, my executors & administrator to indemnify you and any employee or person of
the FDDI of them arising out or any act or default on the part of the said student during or in
connection with any such journey undertaken towards the said trip/ tour/ visit/ excursion.
It is further declared that stamp duty payable on this undertaking shall be borne by me.
Dated ___________________ Day of ___________________
Sign. of Witness ________________________ Sign. Of Guardian ________________
Name _________________________________ Name ___________________________
Occupation _____________________________ Occupation _______________________
Designation ____________________________ Designation _______________________
Address _______________________________ Address___________________________

______________________________________ _______________________________

Form No. F: Students undertaking
I ………………………………………………………………………………. Son / Daughter of

………………….……………………….. Admitted to …………………………. Programme hereby gives
undertaking in respect of the following:
1. I will not smoke in the FDDI campus.
2. I will not take liquor or drugs during any training in FDDI in the campus, hostel or in any FDDI
related centers or places.
3. I will not indulge in ragging directly or indirectly and will not resort to any undesirable activities,
which may tarnish the image of FDDI.
4. In case of any harassment to others, or me I will bring immediately the facts to the notice of the
Secretary / Executive Director/ Warden or any other immediate available officer of FDDI.
5. I certify that I have studied the rulebook and I will abide by all rules and regulations prescribed in
this rulebook.
6. I will abide by the above undertaking and all instructions given to me orally as well as in writing
from time to time. If I am found breaking the rules and instruction in any way at any time, I am
liable to be debarred from continuing with my course or be subject to any other action deemed
fit by the FDDI authorities.
PLACE: SIGNATURE_____________________________
DATE: NAME: ___________________________________
ADDRESS: __________________________________________________________
EMERGENCY CONTACT NO.: ______________

Form No. G: Hostel Fee Refund NOC format
Name of the Student

Father's Name
Campus
Course
Semester
Starting Date
Ending Date
Reason of Vacating Hostel
Hostel Fee Paid

(Most Recent) Rs.
Mess Fee Paid
(Most Recent) Rs.
Hostel Occupancy
From Date To
Key Submitted on
Total Occupancy
(in Months)
Verified By
Mess Facility Utilized

From Date To
Total Utilization time
(in months)
Verified By
Name of the Parent

(Fill in case if Student does not
have a bank account. Refund
cheque to be made in this
name)
For Office Use only

Name of the Student
Refund Amount
HOSTEL WARDEN Approved by Manager, Accounts

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FOOTWEAR DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE

An Institution of National Importance under FDDI ACT 2017

STUDENT HAND BOOK

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6 EXAMINATION & EVALUATION POLICY

7 FEES AND PAYMENT SCHEDULE

11 RULES FOR RESOURCE CENTER & LIBRARY

12 RULES FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENT (COMPUTER CENTER)

13 STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES

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16 STUDENT EDUCATIONAL TRIP

17 SAFE KEEPING OF CASH & OTHER VALUABLES

18 IDENTITY CARD & LIBRARY CARD

21 ANTI RAGGING POLICY

22 FACILITY AT THE INSTITUTE

A. LEAVE APPLICATION FORM

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“Our Mission as an institution is to provide world-class education, foster research and

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I. BACHELOR DEGREE PROGRAMMES

Bachelor of Design (B. Design): Duration: 4 Years

B. Des. (Footwear Design & Production)

Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA): Duration: 3 Years

BBA (Retail & Fashion Merchandise)

II. MASTER DEGREE PROGRAMMES

Master of Design (M. Des.): Duration: 2 Years

M. Des. (Footwear Design & Production)

Master of Business Administration (MBA): Duration: 2 Years

MBA (Retail & Fashion Merchandise)

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Semester schedule for Master Degree Programmes

Semester 3 From Mid of July till end of December of academic year

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B. Assessment Methodology: The assessment of a student in a particular course/ subject shall be

Assessment Parameter Weightage for Theory

Assessment Parameter Weightage for Practical

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iv. If re-evaluation is sought by the student/guardian through an application in

H. Promotion: The promotion of a student for semester/year shall be as follows:

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The grade system to be followed is as follows:

Grades Grade Marks Band Letter

i.e. CGPA = ∑(Ci x SGPAi)

Illustration of computation of SGPA

Credit Grade Grade point Credit Point (No

SGPA= 163/20 =8.15

vii. Illustration of computation of CGPA

Semester 1 Semester 2 Semester 3 Semester 4 Semester 5 Semester 6

Credits-20 Credits-22 Credits-25 Credits-26 Credits-24 Credits-20

SGPA-8.15 SGPA- 6.8 SGPA-5.6 SGPA-7 SGPA- 6.5 SGPA- 6.7

Thus CGPA= 20x8.15+22x6.8+25x5.6+26x7+24x6.5+20x6.7

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(i) Every Department Topper will be awarded Silver medal;

7. FEES AND PAYMENT SCHEDULE

A. FEE STRUCTURE FOR BACHELOR DEGREE PROGRAMMES

2021-2022 2022-2023 2023-2024 2024-2025

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2021-2022 2022-2023 2023-2024 2024-2025

B. FEE STRUCTURE FOR MASTER DEGREE PROGRAMMES

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Fee for Other campuses (Chennai, Chandigarh & Patna)