Atlas SkillTech University, School of Design and Innovation

ISDI scholarships are students so that they can pursue their education without any hurdles. Candidates must meet the eligibility criteria set by the university to avail of the ISDI scholarships. More details regarding the ISDI School of Design & Innovation scholarships are mentioned below.

Merit Scholarships 90% or above in all subjects in class IX, X, XI and XII from a recognised board (CBSE, ICSE, CIE or State Government Board) 90% or equivalent in class XII from a recognised board + 75% in Graduation + ISDI Challenge (Entrance Exam) scores A letter of recommendation from the School Counsellor or principal + Proof of extra-curricular activities

Need-based Scholarships- The maximum annual gross income of the household is INR 18 LPA or less.

ISDI School of Design and Innovation does not accept NID DAT scores for admission to B.Des programs. ISDI has its own admission process called ISDI Challenge. Candidates are admitted to ISDI based on their performance in the ISDI Challenge, which consists of three stages:

1. Portfolio upload or Design Project (100 marks, 40% weightage) 
2. Online Design Aptitude Test (DAT) (100 marks, 40% weightage)
3. Online Interview (100 marks, 20% weightage)

There is no minimum percentile or cutoff required in NID DAT to apply for B.Des programs at ISDI. Candidates are shortlisted for admission based on their combined performance in the three stages of the ISDI Challenge.Shortlisted candidates have to appear for an online interview where they have to present and discuss their portfolio and design thinking process.

To get admission into ISDI School of Design & Innovation Mumbai, candidates have to appear for the ISDI Challenge. The ISDI Challenge comprises: Design Aptitude Test (DAT),  Personal Interview and Portfolio Review

Students are selected for admission based on their combined performance in these components of the ISDI Challenge. There are no specific cut-off scores, but higher scores improve the chances of admission.

The Design Aptitude Test evaluates the candidate's:Creative ability,  Graphic skills,  Spatial visualization and Knowledge of design fundamentals

It contains questions from:Visual arts,  Design concepts,  General knowledge and Logical and analytical reasoning

The DAT is followed by a personal interview where candidates have to present and discuss their portfolio. This evaluates their design thinking process, creativity, communication skills and passion for design. There is no minimum scores disclosed for the ISDI Challenge. But in previous years, candidates with: DAT score above 75% and Good portfolio and Interview performance has secured admission.

Though ISDI does not disclose official cutoffs, based on previous years' data, scoring above 75-80% in the DAT along with good performance in the portfolio/project and interview increases your chances of admission significantly. Class 12 marks also matter for undergraduate programs.

Since you have scored 70% in the DAT, focus on preparing well for the:

• Portfolio/Design project round
• Personal interview

Highlighting your strengths, passions, motivations and vision for a career in design can help boost your overall score in the ISDI Challenge and improve your chances of admission.

Hope this provides some clarity on ISDI's admission process and cutoffs! Let me know if you have any other questions.

ISDI - School of Design and Innovation does not release official cutoffs for admission to their undergraduate and postgraduate design courses. But do check out college page for the same. Admission is based on performance in the ISDI Challenge exam followed by an interview round. The ISDI Challenge comprises: Portfolio/Design Project Design Aptitude Test (DAT) Personal Interview Candidates are given admission based on their overall performance in these stages. There are no hard cutoffs but higher scores improve the chances of admission. The key points regarding ISDI admission cutoffs are: Undergraduate Diploma Programs Admission is primarily based on merit in Class 12. Students with higher Class 12 marks have an edge. Eligible candidates are shortlisted based on their Class 12 score and called for the ISDI Challenge. Admission is granted based on performance in the ISDI Challenge and interview round.