NIFT Exam Analysis 2019 & Review for MDes Admissions

NIFT Entrance Exam 2019 was conducted on January 20, 2019. Go through paper analysis of NIFT 2019 for MDes exam paper for NIFT admissions 2019. Also, view NIFT Entrance Exam 2019 questions for MDes admissions. By Shaun D'Sa

 

NIFT Exam Analysis 2019 for PG Admissions 2019: NIFT Entrance Exam 2019 was held across 32 test cities on January 20, 2019. Students must be very comfortable with any changes that appear in the pattern of creative exams and this was the case for students who wrote the NIFT PG 2019 paper this year. NIFT Entrance Exam 2019 was the first time wherein two essay questions were asked in the CAT section out of the total of three questions in this part of the exam.

A similar pattern change and trend was seen in NID Entrance Exam for UG admissions this year, which means that students need to prepare across all sections and must have a calm composure and thereafter quickly adapt to any new pattern thrown at them in design entrance exams.

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The questions asked in the Creative Ability Test (CAT) for NIFT Entrance Exam 2019 PG exam are listed below:

S. No.	Question	Marks
1	Design and sketch spectacles for the following groups - Kids, policemen, sports person and people using public transport.	40 Marks
2	Write an essay (400 to 500 words) - What is your experience writing an essay with pen and paper as opposed to typing the same on a laptop	30 Marks
3	Write an essay (400 to 500 words) - If you are blindfolded for a day list 5 tasks that would be really difficult to do and emphasize on one task.	30 Marks

 

 

Coming to the GAT Section of NIFT Entrance Exam 2019, questions were asked from GK and Current Affairs, Numerical Ability, Quantitative Ability etc.

A total of 10 questions were asked from General Knowledge. For the General Knowledge and Current Affairs section questions were asked like:

• Who is the brand ambassador for Grado?
• Who is the nightingale of India (Sarojini Naidu)?
• The Rani ki Vav appears on the bank of which currency note?
• Where are the elephanta caves located?
• A Question was also asked on the Lakme fashion week

The Quantitative Ability saw questions like:

• Work-wages
• Ratio and proportion
• Profit and loss
• Averages etc.

The Communication Ability had regular questions from topics such as:

• Antonyms and synonyms
• Idioms
• Phrases

The Reading Comprehension had questions on:

• Statements and arguments
• Statement and conclusion
• Assertion and reasoning

Analytical Ability had questions from topics like:

• Coding decoding
• Seating arrangements
• Series and sequences
• Blood relations

Overall, NIFT GAT was pretty standard and nothing new was asked, the NIFT CAT had an interesting twist to it but creative writing and essays was an easy adaptation and students would not have found the change difficult to cope with.

Unlike the CEED and NID PG exams where the students literally have no time to breath, the NIFT CAT had plenty of time and students were comfortably able to finish their paper with ample time to present their work well and add in all the details they wanted.

Also Read:

• NID Entrance Exam 2019 Student Reaction for BDes & MDes Admissions
• NIFT Entrance Exam 2019 Student Reaction

• CEED 2019 Student Reaction

• NID Entrance Exam Analysis 2019 by Experts for BDes Course
• NID Entrance Exam 2019 Analysis by Experts for MDes Course
• CEED Exam Analysis 2019
• NIFT Exam Analysis 2019 & Cutoffs for BDes Admissions

About the Author:

Shaun D’Sa has a Master’s degree in Industrial Design from IIT Delhi. He is Director at Design Quotient Labs (DQ Labs), a coaching platform for Architecture and Design entrance exams.

He began his career with General Motors Advanced Design Center at Bangalore, where he had the opportunity to work with design teams for car brands like Hummer, Cadillac, Chevrolet, Holden, Buick to name a few. Shaun has also been a part of many teams of International and Indian designers for design centric ethnographic studies across India and abroad. Due to his passion for Design and Architecture, he has travelled extensively abroad and has been a part of many design workshops in many countries across Europe.