Fashion Design

To check the IICD Result, log in to the official IICD admissions portal using your email ID and password—the result scorecard will be available for download there.

Your WWI Statement of Purpose should clearly outline your goals, background, creative interests, and why you want to join WWI. It must be submitted 2 days before the other exam components.

The WWI entrance exam usually includes:

• MECAT (Media & Entertainment Common Aptitude Test)

• CAT (Creative Ability Test)

• SOP (Statement of Purpose)

• Personal Interview, and sometimes a Group Discussion or Performance Test (depending on the program).

The Personal Interview round at IICD is conducted to evaluate a candidate's overall personality, including their aptitude for crafts, intelligence quotient (IQ), communication skills, general awareness about crafts and design, as well as their achievements in academics and co-curricular activities.

The Material, Color & Conceptual Test evaluates a candidate's ability to use materials creatively and effectively, visualize and construct 3D forms, and handle different materials skillfully. It also tests observation, idea development, and the ability to generate multiple solutions with clear written explanations based on planning and strategy.

Materials to Bring:

Candidates should carry pens, pencils (HB, 2B, 4B, 6B), scissors, scale, cello tape, paper cutter, fevistick, eraser, compass, and coloring tools such as color pencils, dry pastels, watercolors, and brushes.

The weightage distribution of the tests and interview components in the IICD entrance exam:

A. General Awareness, Creativity & Perception Test – 35%
B. Material, Color & Conceptual Test – 45%
C. Personal Interview – 20%