TDV Entrance Exam

Some of the ways in which candidates can prepare for TDV Entrance Exam are:

• Practice daily sketching and visual storytelling

• Build a strong and unique portfolio

• Stay updated with current design trends and topics

• Improve your communication and interview skills

Yes, all stages are compulsory for final selection. The Stages include DAT, Portfolio Review, and Personal Interview. The exam and interview are generally conducted in English. The duration of the Design Aptitude Test (DAT) is usually 2 hours.

The TDV interview evaluates:

• Clarity of Thought and Expression

• Awareness of Design and Society

• Motivation to Join TDV

• Communication Skills

The TDV portfolio round evaluates:

• Originality and Diversity of Work

• Storytelling and Concept Presentation

• Understanding of Design Process

• Personal Interests and Exploration in Art/Design

There is no officially prescribed TDV syllabus, but candidates should prepare topics related to:

• Design Thinking

• Visual Storytelling

• Logical Reasoning

• Sketching and Composition

The TDV DAT includes both objective and subjective questions that test:

• Creativity and Imagination

• Drawing and Visualisation Skills

• Observation and Awareness

• Analytical Thinking

TDV DAT is generally conducted offline at designated test centers. However, TDV may also conduct online interviews and portfolio reviews, depending on the admission cycle.

The eligibility criteria which is generlly followed by TDV for B.Des Programme are:

• Candidates must have completed or be appearing for their 10+2 examination from a recognised board.

• A minimum of 50% marks is generally required.

The TDV Entrance Exam includes the following steps:

1. Application Form Submission

2. TDV Design Aptitude Test (TDV-DAT)

3. Portfolio Review

4. Personal Interview

The TDV exam usually consists of:

• Design aptitude questions

• Drawing and creative thinking assessments

• Observation and storytelling

• Logical reasoning