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7 months agoContributor-Level 10
The final CEED score is calculated by combining your performance in Part A and Part B of the exam, but with different weightages.
Here's how it works:
Part A (Objective section) - 25% weightage
Part B (Drawing and Design section) - 75% weightage
Final CEED Score = (Part A score * 0.25) + (Part B score * 0.75)
New answer posted
7 months agoContributor-Level 10
A good score in CEED typically depends on the year's difficulty level, overall performance of candidates, and cutoffs set by individual institutes.
In general:
A score above 45-50 in Part A is considered safe for qualifying.
A final combined score (Part A + Part B) of above 60-65 out of 100 is usually considered very good for getting calls from top institutes like IIT Bombay, IIT Delhi, and IISc Bangalore.
For the the highest-ranking institutes, candidates often need a rank within the Top 100 to have a strong chance.
- CEED does not have a fixed qualifying score each year; the cutoffs vary based on the exam difficulty
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9 months agoContributor-Level 10
CEED 2026 scorecard will become available for download from March 10, 2026 to July 31, 2026. After this, candidates will not be able to download the scorecard. CEED Scorecard can be downloaded from the official website.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
IIT Bombay conducts the CEED entrance exam for M.Des and PhD courses. So, yes, you can take the CEED 2026 exam if you plan to get admission to the PhD program offered by participating colleges.
Fill out the CEED 2026 application form before the last date. Applications will open in the first week of October 2025.
If you qualify in the CEED exam, you will have to apply directly to the participaiting institute. The institute may have additional admission rounds or eligibility criteria.
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a year agoContributor-Level 9
The CEED exam is an entrance exam that is conducted in computer-based mode. It is conducted to evaluate candidates' aptitude in the field of design and has two parts, Part A consists of multiple-choice questions and numerical answer type questions measuring general awareness, visualisation, and logical thinking and Part B consist subjective questions requiring candidates to sketch or develop designs. Part A is conducted in online mode whereas Part B is an offline test. The overall difficulty level of the CEED exam is moderate to difficult level. Aspiring candidates can make a way through the CEED exam possibly by understanding exam pat
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
IIT Bombay will not conduct any Joint Seat Allotment process for CEED 2026 qualified candidates. Instead, the candidate will have to apply directly to any or all of the eight participating institutes for admission. Note that IIT Bombay conducts a Joint Seat Allotment process for UCEED.
To get admission to a CEED 2026 participating institute, the candidate needs to go to the admission portal of the institute and fill in the counseling registration form. The registration form will open soon after the CEED 2026 results are declared.
Note that the participating institutes may conduct further admission rounds, like interview, before publishin
New answer posted
a year agoContributor-Level 10
The result of CEED 2026 will be prepared by giving weightage to CEED Part A and Part B. Part A will carry 25% weightage, whereas Part B will carry 75% weightage. Final score is calculated using formula
CEED Final Score = 0.25 x Marks obtained in Part A + 0.75 x Marks obtained in Part B.
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