Industrial / Product Design

Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bombay conducts Undergraduate Common Entrance Examination for Design 2018 (UCEED 2018) under the guidance of the UCEED Admissions Committee 2018. Aspirants looking to secure admission in Bachelor of Degree programme (B.Des) need to appear for UCEED exam.
UCEED 2018 score is valid for admissions for the 2018-2019 academic session only. Candidates are informed that appearing for UCEED exam or securing a spot in the UCEED 2018 rank list does not guarantee admission in BDes programmes offered at IIT Bombay. Candidates who have qualified UCEED need to separately apply for admission as per the procedure prescribed by the college. Admissions in B.Des course will be made on the basis of merit in each category.

Try solving previous papers and see if you score up to the level. If yes then practice similar questions from different exam papers. They are no reliable study materials for UCEED. I would recommend this blog for resources =&get; Materials for UCEED exam preparation
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Do, absolutely, go for it. It is much better than going for an MBA (unless the MBA serves a grand plan of yours). With an M.Des in hand, sooner or later you'll find yourself wanted badly by the industry. The Indian manufacturing/services mindset is changing, and we are moving towards more of a 'build a brand' mindset. The things that'd get us there are:
a) Greatly designed products and services
b) Great marketing
A design course would not just give you the skills that the industry needs, but also a way of thinking that unlocks doors.
I personally have not gone for a Master's degree after Bachelors in engineering, but being in touch with designers has made me hold them in high respect.
For entrepreneurs:
Design thinking makes you see opportunities, and that's great for an entrepreneurial mind.
For professionals:
The pay may be low (though that's changing too), but some of the projects you might be on will have a potentially great impact.
That said, it's really hard work being a designer if you're up for it and for a prolonged period of struggle, a world of wonder awaits you.