UCEED 2024 Syllabus (Revised): Download subject-wise revised UCEED syllabus PDF and part-wise topics

IIT Bombay has released the syllabus for UCEED 2025. 

This syllabus is followed for drafting the UCEED question paper starting 2024 (onward).

So, if you are planning  to appear in UCEED 2025 exam, you must follow the official syllabus.

The UCEED syllabus contains the topics that candidates need to prepare for the national-level design entrance exam. As per changes made to the UCEED syllabus, Part B question paper now include two questions.

The UCEED 2025 exam will have two sections - Part A and Part B. While the syllabus has been revised for the exam, there are still some topics that overlap. For instance, Part A still continues to have the Analytical and Logical Reasoning, Observation and Design sensitivity, and a few other topics from the various edition. So, candidates can use the previous years papers to practice these topics. For the other topics, the candidate can try out sample papers.

In addition to the syllabus, IIT Bombay has also revised the UCEED 2025 exam pattern.

Part A will now have 57 questions (down from 68), while Part B will have two questions (instead of 1). 

Yes, IIT Bombay has revised the syllabus for UCEED exam that is applicable from 2024 onwards. 

As per the revised syllabus for the UCEED exam, the question paper continues to have two parts - Part A and Part B. Also, Part A will be conducted in a computer-based test (CBT) mode and will have three sections NAT MSQ, and MCQ). However, Part B now has two sections - 1) the Drawing-based section, and 2) the Design Aptitude Section.

Note that Part A will include 57 questions, while Part A will have two questions.

The candidate needs to refer to the detailed syllabus and pattern when preparing for the UCEED 2025 exam.

The UCEED 2025 exam will have two sections - Part A and Part B. While the syllabus has been revised for the exam starting 2024, there are still some topics that overlap. For instance, Part A still continues to have the Analytical and Logical Reasoning, Observation and Design sensitivity, and a few other topics from the various edition. So, candidates can use the previous years papers to practice these topics. For the other topics, the candidate can try out sample papers.

In addition to the syllabus, IIT Bombay had also revised the UCEED exam pattern.

Part A will now have 57 questions (down from 68), while Part B will have two questions (instead of 1). 

The Part A of the UCEED question paper will include questions from Visualization and spatial ability, Observation and design sensitivity, Environmental and social awareness, Analytical and logical reasoning, Language and creativity, and Design thinking and problem solving topics. Note that IIT Bombay will release the detailed syllabus at the time of issue of the admission notification or sometime thereabout. The candidate needs to only follow the updated and detailed syllabus to prepare for the UCEED 2025 exam. Note that each topic will include sub-topics. The candidate must practice these subtopics and sample and previous years question papers to prepare for the exam.

This environment and society section of UCEED 2025 will examine the general awareness of the candidate in environment-related matters, including climate change, population and demography, vegetation, water, pollution, natural resources, etc. The candidate also needs to study the implication of these subjects on design of products, images, infrastructure, and environment. So, the candidate must know how various facets social and cultural connections are intertwined with design, the history of the designed artefact, and socially responsible and environmentally sustainable design responses. The candidate must study, among others, the following topics to prepare for the section: Environmentally Sustainable Designs, Indian Cultural Background & Famous Structures, Musical instruments, Musical Maestros, Dance forms, Crafts and Dresses. History of Indian Art/Design, An overview of World Art, Art and Architecture, Social and Cultural relation with Art/Design.