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11 months agoContributor-Level 10
If you approach UCEED 2025 with a systematic plan and constant work, you can prepare for it in six months. Start by fully comprehending the syllabus and exam format. Part A of the UCEED comprises multiple-choice, multiple-select, and numerical problems, whereas Part B concentrates on drawing abilities. For focused preparation, it is essential to understand the syllabus subjects, which include spatial ability, visualisation, observation, and environmental awareness. Make a study schedule that allots time for every course, focussing the first few months on developing a strong foundation in general knowledge, design concepts, and analytic
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11 months agoContributor-Level 10
Solving past years' papers can still be quite helpful for your preparation, even with the updated UCEED syllabus. First of all, it enables you to familiarise yourself with the structure and format of the exam, which might reduce your nervousness on test day. Knowing the kinds of questions that are commonly asked will help you focus your study time and boost your self-esteem. Furthermore, studying with previous exams helps you create efficient time management techniques, which will help you determine how much time to devote to each segment and improve your exam pacing. Additionally, completing these exams might assist you in determining
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11 months agoContributor-Level 10
It is very much possible for candidates to prepare for the UCEED 2025 exam at home.
To prepare for the exam follow these tips:
- Make a study plan
- Divide the syllabus into smaller chunks and allocate time accordingly.
- Refer to the exam pattern
- Take notes during study
- Work on your drawing and visulalization skills
- Work on your creativity.
- Solve sample papers and also previous years' papers.
- Take mock tests.
- Take help from your peers, if need be.
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12 months agoContributor-Level 10
To study BDes at IIT Bombay, candidate must appear in the UCEED and attain the require the neccessary rank. IIT Bombay BDes Cutoff 2025 among the General AI category candidates was 14, in the first round. In 2024 also, the cutoff rank for admission to BDes at IIT Bombay was 14.
Among the OBC AI category candidates, the cutoff rank was closed at 13. The cutoff rank for the OBC AI category candidates was 16 in 2024.
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12 months agoContributor-Level 10
The counseling for UCEED 2025 will commence on March 14, 2025. The counseling process will have five seat allotment rounds.
The candidate is allowed to withdraw seats till the 4th round of counseling. However, after the announcement of the last round of seat allocation, an option to withdraw/decline an accepted/allotted seat is not allowed.
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12 months agoContributor-Level 10
To avoid any last-minute unforeseen transaction issues, the candidate should pay the seat acceptance fee for a round well before the end time/date of the
corresponding round.
Note that if the fee is not paid within the given deadline, the allotment will be cancelled. Also, such seats will be offered to the candidate next in the order of merit.
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12 months agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, the seat-acceptance fee paid by the candidate will be adjusted against the institute fees of the admitting institute at the time of joining. In case the candidate
declines the offered seat after remitting the seat acceptance fee, the refund of the seat acceptance fee will be done per the policies of the admitting institute.
So, carefully go through the counseling process.
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12 months agoContributor-Level 10
The candidate has to pay the seat-acceptance fee only once. If the candidate is allotted another seat (because they chose the ‘float’ option), they aren't required to pay the fee again.
However, the seat-acceptance fee will have to be paid within the given deadline. Or else, the allotment will be cancelled.
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