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CEED

Overview

The Common Entrance Examination for Design (CEED) is a gateway to postgraduate design programs in India. Conducted by the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay (IIT Bombay), it assesses a candidate's aptitude for design across various aspects.

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Here's a breakdown of the CEED exam:

Objective

  • Evaluate a candidate's potential for success in design fields.

  • Assess skills like visual perception, drawing ability, logical reasoning, creativity, communication, and problem-solving.

Eligibility

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CEED is Open to graduates from any discipline.

Exam Format 

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  • Two-part exam: Part A (online) and Part B (offline)

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  • Total duration: 3 hours

Part A: 1 hour

Part B: 2 hours

1. Part A:

  • Objective type questions (Numerical Answer Type (NAT), Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs), and Multiple Select Questions (MSQs))

  • Focuses on design aptitude

  • Tests areas like visual and spatial ability, environmental and social awareness, analytical and logical reasoning, language skills, observation, and design sensitivity.

  • Negative marking for incorrect answers.

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2. Part B:​

  • This is a pen-and-paper based test that consists of subjective type questions. It is designed to assess the candidate's drawing and creative skills.

Important to know

  • Validity of Scores: CEED score is valid for one year from the result declaration date.

  • Important to Note: Qualifying CEED doesn't guarantee admission to any program.

  • Shortlisted candidates need to apply to the desired design institutes following their admission process (written tests/interviews).

How to prepare 

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There are a number of resources available to help you prepare for the CEED exam, including coaching institutes, online courses, and mock tests. You can also find a number of books and other study materials that are specifically designed for the CEED exam.​

Preparation Tips 

  • Start preparing early: The CEED exam is a competitive exam, so it is important to start preparing early.

  • Familiarize yourself with the exam pattern: The first step to preparing for any exam is to familiarize yourself with the exam pattern. This will help you to understand the types of questions that will be asked and how much time you will have to answer each question.

  • Practice solving mock tests: There are a number of mock tests available online and in coaching institutes. Solving mock tests will help you to improve your time management skills and get used to the format of the exam.

  • Work on your drawing skills: Part B of the CEED exam is a pen-and-paper based test that assesses your drawing and creative skills. It is important to practice your drawing skills regularly in the lead up to the exam.

  • Focus on your creativity: The CEED exam is looking for creative individuals, so it is important to focus on developing your creativity. There are a number of ways to do this, such as sketching, painting, and designing.

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