NATA is for Architecture course, where the MFM is a master course in designing field. So NATA and MFM are completely different. 

What is MFM? 

MFM stands for Master in Fashion Management. It is a postgraduate program of 2 years that focuses on imparting knowledge and skills required to develop industry leaders and top managers in the fashion industry. This course is mainly provided by the National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT) but some other colleges provide M. F. M.  Too.

The average course fees of the MFM course ranges between INR 400,000-INR 450,000.

According to a report by McKinsey, the candidates of the MFM course will be on high demand during the next few years because over 300 new brands are expected to open shops in India and would require managerial candidates. 

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

To study M. F. M. Or any other courses from any colleges, its mandatory to check out the eligibility criteria first. 

• The selection for M. F. M. course is done mainly and only on the basis of NIFT entrance examination and GDPI round. 
• NRI candidates who want to study the MFM course in NIFT must appear for the GMAT entrance exam. 
•  Some colleges prefer to take admission on the basis of the CAT score which is conducted by the IIMs. 
• Candidates must have to complete a minimum 3 years of undergraduate diploma from any NIFT or National Institute of design (NAD) to be eligible for M. F. M. course.
• The candidates must have efficiency in English language as because the medium of instruction is in English in NIFT.
• The candidates must have some basic knowledge about computer application and internet surfing.

These are the eligibility criteria of NIFT to study M. F. M. Course.

Job opportunity after mfm

• Marketing Manager
• Brand Manager
• Visual merchandiser
• Export Sales Manager
• Business Development Executive
• Apparel Merchandiser
• Design Manager

Hope this will help you, Heena!