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Sameer Staff answered 7 months ago
The Common Entrance Examination for Design (CEED) is conducted by the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bombay on behalf of the Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India. CEED is a national-level entrance exam for admission to Master of Design (M.Des.) programs offered at various premier design institutes in India. Here are the complete details regarding eligibility for the CEED exam:
Educational Qualification:
Candidates must have completed a degree or diploma of a minimum of four years duration after 10+2 (i.e., 12th standard), or must be appearing for the final examination of such a program by July of the examination year. This can include Bachelor’s degree in Engineering/Architecture/Design/Interior Design or equivalent (4 years duration after 10+2), Professional Diploma in Design (NID/CEPT or equivalent of 4 years duration after 10+2), or B.F.A. (4-year professional program, after 10+2).
Candidates with a Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts (BFA) with a minimum of 4 years of professional experience or Bachelor’s degree holders in Architecture/Design/Interior Design can apply for the CEED exam.
Age Limit:
There is no specific age limit to appear for the CEED exam.
Number of Attempts:
There is no limit on the number of attempts for the CEED exam. Candidates can appear for CEED any number of times.
Note: Qualifying in CEED does not guarantee admission to any of the participating institutes. Candidates also need to fulfill other requirements such as eligibility criteria of the respective institutions and the portfolio review/test/interview, etc., as specified by the respective institutions.
Candidates should refer to the official CEED website and information brochure for the most accurate and updated information regarding eligibility criteria, exam pattern, syllabus, application procedures, and important dates.
raman Staff answered 5 months ago
The Common Entrance Examination for Design (CEED) is an entrance exam for admission to postgraduate design programs at some of the premier institutions in India, such as the IITs and IISc. Here are the eligibility criteria for the CEED exam:
CEED Eligibility Criteria
Educational Qualification:
Qualifying Degree: Candidates must have completed a degree/diploma/postgraduate degree program of a minimum of 3 years (after 10+2 level), or must be appearing for the final examination of such a program by July of the year of admission.
Discipline: There is no restriction on the discipline of the qualifying degree. Candidates from any field (engineering, design, architecture, fine arts, etc.) can apply.
Age Limit:
There is no age limit to appear for the CEED exam.
Number of Attempts:
Candidates can appear for the CEED exam any number of times. There is no restriction on the number of attempts.
Documentation:
Candidates must provide proof of qualifying degree, such as a degree certificate or provisional certificate. If the candidate is appearing for the final examination, they must submit a certificate from the Principal/Head of the Department/Registrar/Director of the institution/university stating that they are appearing for the final exams.
Additional Requirements
Design Portfolio: While not mandatory for the exam itself, having a strong portfolio is crucial for the admission process into design programs. Most institutions will require a portfolio review as part of their admission procedure.
Admit Card: Candidates must download the admit card from the official CEED website and carry it to the examination center on the day of the exam.
Exam Pattern and Syllabus
Exam Pattern: CEED is divided into two parts – Part A and Part B.
Part A: Computer-based test with multiple choice questions (MCQs), multiple select questions (MSQs), and numerical answer type questions (NATs).
Part B: Pen and paper-based test which evaluates design, drawing, and writing skills.
Syllabus:
Part A: Visualization and spatial ability, environmental and social awareness, analytical and logical reasoning, language and creativity, design thinking and problem solving, observation and design sensitivity.
Part B: Drawing, creativity, communication skills, problem identification, and problem solving.
Registration Process
Online Registration: Candidates need to register online on the official CEED website.
Application Form: Fill out the application form with personal, academic, and contact details.
Upload Documents: Upload scanned copies of the required documents, including photograph, signature, and qualifying degree certificate/provisional certificate.
Application Fee: Pay the application fee online through the available payment methods.
Admit Card: Download the admit card once it is released.
Important Points
Ensure that you meet the eligibility criteria before applying.
Regularly check the official CEED website for updates and important announcements.
Prepare thoroughly for both Part A and Part B of the exam, focusing on the syllabus and exam pattern.
For the most accurate and updated information, always refer to the official CEED website and the official information brochure for the year you are applying.
Anvi Staff answered 1 month ago
The Common Entrance Examination for Design (CEED) is an entrance test in India for students seeking admission to postgraduate programs in design (M.Des) and Ph.D. programs at top institutions like the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) and the Indian Institute of Science (IISc). Here are the key eligibility criteria for the CEED exam:
1. Educational Qualification
Degree Requirement: Candidates must have completed or be in the final year of a bachelor’s degree program (10+2+3 level) in fields like Engineering, Architecture, Design, Interior Design, Fine Arts, or related disciplines.
Diploma Programs: Those who have completed a Professional Diploma in Design (after 10+2) from institutions like NID or CEPT are also eligible.
Postgraduate Program: Candidates with a master’s degree in Arts, Science, or Computer Applications (M.A./M.Sc./M.C.A.) are eligible as well.
2. Age Limit
There is no specific age limit for the CEED exam.
3. Attempts
Candidates can attempt the CEED exam multiple times without restrictions on the number of attempts.
4. Final-Year Students
Students in the final year of their qualifying degree (e.g., bachelor’s or diploma) can apply, provided they complete their course by July of the admission year.
CEED is primarily aimed at evaluating candidates’ aptitude for design, visual perception, logical reasoning, and creativity, which are essential for admission to design programs. It’s important to note that qualifying in CEED does not guarantee admission; applicants must meet the specific criteria of each institution they apply to, and some institutes may have additional rounds of evaluation like interviews or skill tests.