M.Des Entrance Exam

Please go through the NID M.Des syllabus. Focused on the topics of yours strength and spent 3 to 4 hrs daily on each topic. The NID that M.Des conducted in two stages as under. Stage 1: Design Aptitude Test (that) Prelims
Stage 2: Design Aptitude Test (that) Mains
The M.Des. That prelims paper is of 100 marks, comprising of a Common Design Aptitude Test and a discipline-specific Test, which together will evaluate the Design Aptitude of the candidate. The that Prelims paper comprises of a mix of objective and subjective questions. Based on the scores obtained in the that Prelims, candidates will be shortlisted for the that Mains. The that Mains for M.Des. Programme consists of two parts:
1. Studio Test: This may consist of tests in different formats. Total marks of the test will be 100 and the duration will be of three hours. The that Mains will be conducted in English ONLY. 2. Interviews: The interviews will be conducted separately for each discipline, immediately after the Studio Test, and at the same centre as the Studio Test. The weightage for various tests is given below.
1. That Prelims - 30%
2. That Mains - 70%
Further the M.Des that test papers are available on NID website can be used for more guidance. Online NID M.Des entrance book of paperback available on Amazon may further helpful in preparation.

Hi Buddy,
MITID that exam pattern is such that there will be both subjective and objective questions in the exam. Maximum marks aspirants can secure in the exam are 100. Besides this, there is no fixed MITID that 2019 exam pattern regarding the number and type of questions, informed a college official. However, questions in the design entrance exam mainly aim at judging the drawing and sketching skills, GK skills, observation skills, and logical reasoning skills of candidates. MAEER's MIT Institute of Design does not specify MITID that syllabus. However, MITID admissions 2019 will be done considering the following abilities of candidates:
Skills
Evaluation Criteria
1. Analytical Skills
Ability to analyse things, situations, and contexts.
2. Internalisation Skills
Ability to identify the essential elements of a given thing or a situation.
3. Problem Solving Skills
Ability to interpret and plan to address any given situation.
4. Observation Skills
Ability to keenly observe any given thing or situation.
5. Learning Skills
Ability to learn as opposed to bookish knowledge.
6. Curiosity
Having an urge to ask questions about things, people, situations etc.
7. Individualistic Skills
Having independent viewpoints and convictions
8. Media Skills
Ability to handle different media which a candidate may or may not be familiar with.
9. General Knowledge
Being aware about what is happening in the world.
10. Communication Skills
Ability to communicate well both verbally and non-verbally (through drawing, sketching, etc. )
11. Team Player
Ability to function as a good team member
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