Industrial / Product Design

To calculate your UCED (Undergraduate Common Entrance Exam for Design) score, the procedure involves calculating the total score by combining the marks from Part A (objective type questions) and Part B (subjective or drawing-based questions). Since you've mentioned your total for Part A is 83.74, you need to consider the marking scheme and weightage for each part of the exam.Here's a general approach:Part A: The marks you've obtained here are 83.74. This part generally consists of 180 marks, covering questions from Numerical Ability, Reasoning and Visualisation, and Environmental Awareness.Part B: This part generally consists of drawing-based questions, and you need to score as high as you can here as well. The score for Part B will be scaled down and added to Part A's score.Final Score Calculation: The final UCED score is the sum of your scaled score from Part A and scaled score from Part B.You can find your final rank and percentile once UCED releases the official scorecard and normalizes the marks across candidates.For the exact formula or specific weightage, check the official UCED exam website for updated details.

Hi there,No, LPU does not accept UCEED 2018 scores for admissions. LPU typically has its own entrance exams like LPUNEST for different courses, including engineering and design programs. UCEED is an entrance exam primarily for admissions into Bachelor of Design (BDes) programs in some institutes, but LPU follows its own admission process.For design-related courses like BDes, LPU conducts LPUNEST and evaluates candidates based on their performance in this test. If you are interested in pursuing a specific course, it's best to refer to the official LPU website for the latest information on eligibility, entrance exams, and admission guidelines for that program.Hope this helps!

It is highly competitive to secure Bachelor of Design (B.Des) seats in top institutions through Undergraduate Common Entrance Examination (UCEED). Based on your All India Rank (AIR) 3125 and OBC Rank 690, getting into top design institutes like Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) can be tough, as their completion ranks are usually very low for OBC categoryUCEED Cutoff Ranks for OBC category last year:IIT Bombay: At the finish lineIIT Delhi: Completing orders around itIIT Guwahati: Finishing rank aroundIIT Hyderabad: Closing near 36thIIITDM Jabalpur: Work around has been suspendedcollegeConsidering that your OBC rank is 690, which is more than this graduation degree, it is not possible to get admission in these IITs for B.Des programme.  

Admission to the B.Des Product Design course at NSIT (Netaji Subhas University of Technology) typically depends on the UCEED (Undergraduate Common Entrance Examination for Design) rank, and each institution sets its own cutoff based on factors like the number of applicants, available seats, and reservation criteria.Given that your open rank is 1685 and All India Rank is 1703, it seems you have a competitive chance, but the exact cutoff for the B.Des Product Design course at NSIT will depend on the specific year's trends. NSIT is a popular institution, and the competition can be tough, so the cutoff rank might be higher or lower each year.To confirm, I recommend:Checking the previous years' cutoff ranks for UCEED at NSIT (for the open category).Keeping an eye on the official UCEED counseling notifications or the NSIT admissions page for the final cutoff.It's a good idea to apply and participate in the counseling process to secure your chance.

Despite careful preparation it can be quite disheartening to receive subpar outcomes in such a scenario. Although NID and other design colleges generally do not publish individual answer sheets you might get in touch with the exam officials to find out about particular evaluation criteria or feedback. If it's within their policies they might occasionally offer general feedback on the performance.It's crucial to concentrate on the other options such as studying additional coursework in the design-related subjects or getting ready for the upcoming exam cycle if your ward was unable to gain admission based on the results. Remain inspired and investigate additional prestigious design schools.?

The Somaiya School of Design (SSD) at Somaiya Vidyavihar University provides a B.Des in Product Design degree with a curriculum that emphasizes building abilities in design, technology, business, and humanities: CurriculumStudents will learn how to create solutions for products, screens, graphics, and services. They also learn how to determine whether a product is cost-effective and sustainable. SSD offers world-class labs like as FABLAB, SMAC lab, BIOLAB, and XR LAB for prototyping purposes. SSD has strategic connections with firms in healthcare, robotics, mobility, education, and entertainment. SSD provides field visits, projects, and internships for experiential learning. SSD offers international student exchange programs at colleges in Europe and the US. After completing the B.Des degree, students can pursue careers as Product Designers, UI/UX Designers, and more.