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Hi,
Organized by National Institute of Design, it's a design aptitude test held particularly to determine the design capabilities of aspirants. NID serves as an entry pass into the sphere of design sector, which is tagged among the most flourishing fields. Every year, thousands of aspirants appear for NID test to make their dream come real of being a fashion designer; be it in industrial, communication, IT, textile or integrated design. The examination is conducted in Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Bhopal, Chennai, Delhi, Guwahati, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Lucknow, Mumbai and Nagpur.
In this entrance exam, question will be asked on basics subjects which include communication abilities, Composition, Creativity, Drawing capabilities, mental capacity and sensitivity to environment and subjects of design.
NID pattern:-
The design aptitude tests will be conducted in stages:
level 1: design aptitude test - Prelims
level 2: design aptitude test - Mains
The design aptitude test - Prelims usually evaluates every candidate on the following abilities:
Knowledge
Comprehension
Analysis
Creativity
Visualization
Wish you all the best.

Below listed are the most important topics to focus in UCEED:
1) Famous designers and iconic products
2) General knowledge and current affairs
3) Art history and movements (including literature and sculpture)
4) Architectural history, monuments, elements, terminology
5) Verbal and non-verbal reasoning
6) English vocabulary and comprehension skills
7) Logical reasoning
8) Basic Maths like mensuration, geometry theory, statistics etc.
9) Basic Science fundamentals, mechanisms like gears and pulleys
10) Biomechanics
11) Color theory
12) Typography
13) Popular logos - automobiles, companies or organizations
14) Animation techniques like walk cycle, etc.
15) Photography terms and techniques
16) Mirroring, tessellations, sociography, lights and shadows
17) Globally recognized Indians in the corporate or technology sector, sports or Olympics, Performing and fine arts, and also any famous international personalities.
One can solve the Practice Tests from
https://www.shiksha.com/design/fashion-design/articles/uceed-2017-practice-test-blogId-12007
Some of the sample questions can be found at
https://www.shiksha.com/design/fashion-design/articles/uceed-2017-sample-questions-blogId-11978

Yes, one should go for a JRF in journalism and mass communication, only if the person wants to study further, like Ph.D in the subject. Normally to appear for the JRF, one needs apply for NET examination, and there are three sets order papers. Paper 1 has all the general knowledge, competitive questions and paper 2 and 3 has subject related questions. All the questions will be MCQ. so to prepare for the exam one can go through the books which are generally available for NET examination or you also can join any tuition Centre, where they will make you prepare to give the exam just like JEEE, IITEEE, you'll be asked to give the mock tests there, that might also help you to sit for the NET examination.

Radio Jockeying is a course which makes a candidate capable of voice modulation as well as bring in immediate changes in the script - as and when required. While most of the radio jockeys prefer private jobs as they give an opportunity to explore their creativity better, but government job opportunities also come handy.
One of the best opportunities being working as a radio jockey at All India Radio (AIR) - a Public Service Broadcaster. But one should be ready beforehand that this is not a commercial channel and deals strictly with news/public service information.
Another avenue of government job after completing a radio jockey course can be opened if a person has a Master's Degree/Ph.D or clears NET. Once either of these check boxes are ticked, one can take up the job of a professor/assistant professor in government colleges/universities and teach the students here.

The answer is a big no.
Audio-video editing requires a candidate to not only learn the intricacies of the software, but also learn minor things like how to dump an audio/video file from the camera/any other recording equipment to the computer. This isn't something one can mug up from text books or internet because it requires the concerned person to learn the skills over time and enhance them for the better under able guidance of the teachers who can help in sorting of the pros and cons one needs to take care of during editing.
Also, an audio/video editor should also have a better insight into how can one record/shoot a certain audio/video in a way that least editing is required on the system. Without practical experience at the editing desk, this will be a task which will be very difficult to complete.
And this holds true for India as well as abroad.