UCEED

Given the strong demand and restricted number of seats, Delhi Technological University's (DTU) Bachelor of Design (BDes) programme is scheduled to have a tough UCEED (Undergraduate Common Entrance Examination for Design) cutoff in 2024. In the past, admission to UCEED required applicants to place in the top 15-20% of test takers. While the cutoffs might change every year depending on variables like the volume of applications and the difficulty of the test, a rank in the top 200–300 could be a reasonable goal for aspirant students.

Yes, you can get admission to BDes Fashion Design course in several IITs that offer the course, through UCEED exam. The exam is conducted by IIT Bombay every year. There are six IITs that accept UCEED score for admission to BDes courses. These are IIT Bombay, IIT Delhi, IIT Guwahati, IIT Hyderabad,  IIITDM Jabalpur and IIT Roorkee.

You Cannot Join Chitkara School of Planning and Architecture without UCEED for B.Des ( Bachelor in Interior Design) . 

According to the data from the official website, you must qualify the Class 12th Board examination from any Recognised Board or council from any stream with valid score in UCEED Entrance Examination.

You can get admission with the another entrances which are - SAT India and Chitkara University Design and Aptitude Test . 

You must Score minimum 60% marks in Class 12th or 60% Marks in UCEED to get a chance in their institution as per the previous cutoff reports . 

The mean and standard deviation for Part-A in UCEED 2023 are 42.80 and 22.05. Which means the percentile should be above 75. Even though the 75 percentile might increase if the exam which conducted is easy. Note that the Part-B answer booklets will be evaluated only if the candidate meets the Part-A cutoff. If the candidate fails to meet the cutoff in Part-A, then the Part-B answer booklet will not be evaluated. The cutoff might vary every year depending on the difficulty of the exam. 

The Part A cutoff marks are released by IIT Bombay on February 8, 2024. The standard and mean deviations of the cut-off were made public. For Part-A (CEED 2024), the mean and standard deviation are 41.90 and 16.72, respectively. Comparatively, CEED 2023 had a mean deviation of 22.59 and a standard deviation of 11.82. The cut-off is utilised to determine which candidates are the shortest; take notice that only those who are shortlisted will have their Part B answer booklets examined. Furthermore, each candidate who makes the short list will receive a merit rank, making them eligible to take part in the seat allocation procedure.

On its official website, IIT Bombay announced that the UCEED exam, which will begin in 2024, will now follow a new syllabus. The format of the UCEED test has also undergone certain modifications in accordance with the updated syllabus. As an example, the Part B question paper will now have two questions: (1) a drawing question, and (2) a design aptitude question. Recall that Part B included a single, drawing-based question earlier. Additionally, Part B's time has been extended from 30 to 60 minutes.