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Manashjyoti Hazarika

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The difficulty level of CEED exam is maintained by authorities over the years. However, most design aspirants share that if the difficulty level of all design entrance exams conducted for PG level courses is compared then CEED is slightly easier than the NID Entrance Exam. This is primarily because the drawing questions asked in NID DAT are considered to be tougher than those put forth in the CEED exam.

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Check out the important topics for CEED 2026.

Important Topics for CEED 2026
Creative Writing SkillsDrawing Ability and SkillsCommunication Skills
Design ConceptsHow to Develop CharactersLogical Reasoning
Light and ShadowPerspective DesignLogo Design
Problem Identification & Design Problem SolvingScale and ProportionProduct Designing
Basics of Drawing- Lines and ShapesGradation ChartColour Theory, Color Schemes and color Compositions
Still Life Drawings, Eye Levels and Symmetrical Drawing Concepts, Object drawings from everyday lifePerspective- Types and UsageHuman Body Knowledge
Anatomy, Proportions and DivisionsBasic and advanced Human DrawingsHands and Feet Study
Human FeaturesAnimal and Bird StudyColour Rendering and Design
Inspirational DesignMeans of Advertisement-Visual CommunicationGrid Collages
MetamorphosisStudy of Objects and Lateral ThinkingCompositions
Story IllustrationsPictograms and SignageGeometrical and Design Exercise
Compositional sensePlacement of different figures proportionallySense of proportion
Basics of materials and manufacturing processesInteraction Design and Visual CommunicationSketching
Representation techniquesProblem identification & solvingVisual perception
Interface design & Product DesignPoster, Logo, Character designingStory telling
Drawing of human figures of different postures, action, and age groups

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Manashjyoti Hazarika

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Yes, candidates must follow the exam pattern for CEED 2026.  It is because the exam pattern will guide the candidate as to how to prepare for the exam. 

  • As per the CEED 2026 exam pattern, Part A will include NAT, MCQ, MSQ-type questions. These questions will require the candidate to select a correct answer option. So, instead of practicising how to write, long, elaborative answers, the candidate must build the skill to quickly solve the problem and find the solution.

  • On the other hand, Part B will include subjective-type questions. In these types of questions, the examiner doesn't simply want an answer, but also want to see how

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Part A of the CEED 2026 question paper will include three types of questions, NAT, MCQ and MSQ. The number of questions per question type and marking scheme is given in the table below.

Section

Maximum no. of Questions

No.

of Question

Marks awarded for a correct answer

Marks deducted for a wrong answer

Marks if not

Attempted

Maximum Marks

NAT

8

1 — 8

4

0

0

32

MSQ

10

9 — 18

2

-1

0

40

MCQ

26

19 — 44

3

-0.5

0

78

Total

44

1 — 44

   

150

Note that Part B answer booklet will only be evaluated if the candidate qualifies Part A.

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CEED 2026 exam has two sections Part A and Part B. Part A will be conducted in online mode and Part B will be conducted offline. Part A will have three sections, NAT, MCQ and MSQ. Part B will include drawing based questions only. Part A is of 150 marks and Part B is of 100 marks.

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Yes, there is negative marking in CEED question paper. Part A will include NAT, MSQ, and MCQ questions, and there is negative marking for MSQ and MCQ-type questions. There is no negative marking for NAT-type questions. Part B will be a subjective paper and will have no negative marking. 

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CEED question paper will have two sections, Part A and Part B. Both sections are mandatory. Part A will have three sections, MCQ, MSQ and NAT. Part B will include only subjective type questions.

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Manashjyoti Hazarika

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IIT Bombay has’t released any notification notifying changes in the CEED 2024 exam pattern. So, the candidate may follow the old pattern to prepare for the design entrance exam. Aslo, note that even if IIT Bombay decides to may any changes, chances are rare that any wholesale changes would be made.

Nevertheless, the candidate must keep their eyes peeled, because in the race to get a good rank, even a few marks can make a bid difference. And to score well, one must strictly follow the official exam pattern.

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Manashjyoti Hazarika

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IIT Bombay will release the exam pattern for the CEED 2024 exam tentatively in September or October 2024. The exam pattern will be released online at ceed.iitb.ac.in. The candidate may note that IIT Bombay has revised the syllabus for CEED 2024. So, there is a chance that the exam pattern may also be changed. So, keep looking this space for important updates.

When preparing for the CEED 2024 exam, the candidate needs to follow the updated exam pattern only.

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The exam pattern for the SEED 2026 exam is released for B.Des. It is released online at the official website of the Symbiosis Institute of Design (SID) - sid.edu.in. Candidate needs to follow the updated exam pattern when preparing for the SEED 2026 exam.

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