Sakshi Kulkarni
UX Designer
I am thankful to Vinayak Sir for his guidance given to me throughout my Design education journey right from how to prepare which institutes to apply and finally what specialization to choose.
(NID, UCEED, NIFT & MITID Entrance Exam Preparation)
An exhaustive 2-year Design preparation program offered to learners after completion of Grade 10.
Duration: 2 years
(NID, UCEED, NIFT & MITID Entrance Exam Preparation)
An exhaustive fast track 1-year Design preparation program offered to learners after completion of Grade 11.
Duration: 1 year
(NID, CEED, NIFT & MITID Entrance Exam Preparation)
An exhaustive fast track 1-year Design preparation program offered to learners completing their final year of graduation or who have completed their graduation.
Duration: 1 year
UX Designer
I am thankful to Vinayak Sir for his guidance given to me throughout my Design education journey right from how to prepare which institutes to apply and finally what specialization to choose.
Visual Communication Designer
It was Vinayak Sir’s guidance and motivation that shaped my career. The guidance he has given to me right from preparation to admission and even further in selecting the specialisation area has helped me in shaping my career.
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Learning at The Design Habitat lays a strong design foundation, ignites creativity, and equips aspirants with the skills and knowledge to navigate the dynamic world of design. The curriculum takes a holistic approach, focusing on five key pillars that integrate knowledge and skills at every level.
Sharpen your skills and fuel creativity through collaborative learning with your peers.
The Design Habitat ignites your design passion and equips you with the skills to thrive in the creative world.
Vast experience in the field of Design and innovation. Team of educational and teaching backgrounds from institutes of repute such as IIT, NID and MITID.
Check the official NID website for the latest information on age limits, educational qualifications, and any specific requirements for different programs.(https://admissions.nid.edu/)
The NID Design Aptitude Test (DAT) typically consists of multiple-choice questions (MCQs) and subjective sections, including drawing exercises. The specific format may vary slightly depending on the program you're applying for.
Familiarize yourself with the exam pattern and syllabus. Practice drawing, sketching, and problem-solving skills. Develop an understanding of design principles and current trends. Consider mock tests and past year question papers for practice.
Currently, portfolios are generally required only for M.Des. aspirants during the NID Mains stage. However, working on a portfolio to showcase your design skills is still recommended for B.Des. applicants, especially for the interview stage (if applicable).
The exam dates typically vary each year. Check the official NID website for the latest schedule. (https://admissions.nid.edu/).
Familiarize yourself with the exam pattern and syllabus. Practice drawing, sketching, and problem-solving skills. Develop an understanding of design principles and current trends. Consider mock tests and past year question papers for practice.
Familiarize yourself with the exam pattern and syllabus. Practice drawing, sketching, and problem-solving skills. Develop an understanding of design principles and current trends. Consider mock tests and past year question papers for practice.
No, NID admissions are based on their own DAT scores.
UCEED is open to students from any academic stream (Science, Arts, Commerce) appearing for or having passed Class 12. Check the official UCEED website for the latest age criteria. (https://www.uceed.iitb.ac.in/)
UCEED consists of two parts: Part A (objective, multiple-choice) and Part B (drawing and visual ability).
UCEED focuses on design aptitude, not specific knowledge. Practice observation skills, critical thinking, drawing, and visual communication. Consider mock tests and past year papers for practice. There are no official UCEED prep materials, but design institutes or coaching centers might offer resources.
The application window typically opens in November/December. Check the official website for specific dates.
Yes, a Bachelor's degree in Design is a common qualification for CEED. Check the official CEED website for the latest eligibility criteria. (https://www.ceed.iitb.ac.in/2024/)
CEED is a two-day exam with objective questions, design aptitude tests, and a drawing test.
Similar to UCEED, focus on design fundamentals, observation skills, visual communication, and critical thinking. Look for past year papers and mock tests designed for CEED. Coaching centers or design institutes might offer specialized preparation programs.
The application window typically opens in November/December. Check the official website for specific dates.
UCEED scores are accepted by IIT Bombay, IIT Guwahati, IIITDM Jabalpur, and many other design institutes in India.
CEED scores are primarily used for admission to Master's programs in Design at various IITs, IISc Bangalore, and some other design institutes.
Check the official NIFT website for the latest information on age limits, educational qualifications (usually passed Class 12 or appearing for it), and any specific requirements for different programs offered by NIFT campuses. (https://www.nift.ac.in/admission)
The NIFT entrance exam typically consists of two parts: Creative Ability Test (CAT): This section assesses design aptitude, observation skills, and creative thinking through drawing exercises, composition, and problem-solving tasks.General Ability Test (GAT): This section tests your analytical and comprehension skills with multiple-choice questions in English, Quantitative Ability, General Knowledge, and Current Affairs.
Familiarize yourself with the exam format and syllabus provided by NIFT. Practice drawing, sketching, and design exercises regularly. Develop an understanding of design principles, color theory, and composition. Brush up on your English language skills, basic mathematics, and general knowledge. Consider mock tests and past year question papers for practice. There are also design institutes or coaching centers offering NIFT preparation resources and courses.
Portfolio submission requirements might vary slightly depending on the specific NIFT campus and program you're applying for. Some campuses might require a portfolio during the selection process after the written exam, while others might not. However, working on a portfolio to showcase your design skills and interests is still recommended, even if not mandatory.
The exam dates typically vary each year. Check the official NID website for the latest schedule. (https://admissions.nid.edu/).
The exam dates typically vary each year. Check the official NIFT website for the latest schedule.
The weightage for each section might change slightly year-to-year. Refer to the official NIFT website or exam brochure for the most recent weightage breakdown. Generally, the weightage for the CAT section is higher than the GAT section.