Industrial / Product Design

Part A contains objective type questions (multiple choice questions, multiple select questions and numerical answer questions) which is a computer based test for 1 hour. Part B is a paper based test for 2 hours, which could include drawing, creative thinking, design problem solving, communication skills etc.

Refer the link:
https://www.shiksha.com/design/industrial-product-design/articles/prep-tips-for-ceed-2016-part-b-exam-blogId-11681.

Hi Dhaval, NATA is an entrance examination for Architecture courses. So, if you want to do interior designing or furniture design course, you should not write NATA. Interior design / Product Design is a B. Des degree and there are different set of exams. You have not mentioned the college name. So check the College website for the Entrance Exam Name.

Of course, you will get job after completing your designing degree. You will be placed in various industries like production, garment manufacturing, ceramics, jewellery and lot more. Big MNCs and establishments like Amazon, Myntra, Reebok, Automobiles hires deginers. Designers have a lucrative lifestyle due to their high profile standards. Main thing is that for getting a lucrative job and lifestyle you need to study in a high profile design institute like NID, NIFT, IIT.

Kindly visit this link:
https://admissions.cept.ac.in/postgraduate/faculty-of-design/master-of-design-in-furniture-design

Hi,
Well, UCEED is conducted to shortlist candidates for the admissions. If one is unable to give the exam, then there is no chance of admission as the candidate's name will automatically be off the roll among the participants.