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Gurpreet Singh

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With a UCEED score of 108 under the EWS category, it is highly unlikely to get admission at NSUT.

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Ribba Mogal

Contributor-Level 7

Yes, but only if you had Maths in Class 12 with 70% marks

Must be from Delhi (NCT)

No Physics/Chemistry required

Outside Delhi students can't apply via UCEED

UCEED rank should be within top ~1000 for good chance

Without Maths, you're not eligible.

 

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Abhi Karn

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Yes on the basis of CEED score he can get admission.

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Lalit Rastogi

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No, furniture is the core component of Interior Designing, and Interior Designers or Decorators select, arrange, and fix furniture in a space, but do not literally design it. 

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Sayeba Naushad

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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)

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Sayeba Naushad

Contributor-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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