UCEED was first introduced in 2015 as a standardizedentrance examination for aspiring design students. Over the years, it has gained prominence as one of the key exams for undergraduate design education in India. The exam is organized by IIT Bombay under the guidance of the UCEED-CEED Implementation Committee.[4]
Eligibility criteria
Candidates who have passed the qualifying examination (Class XII or equivalent) in any stream (Science, Commerce, or Arts & Humanities) are eligible to appear for UCEED.[5] There is an age limit for candidates, which is different for general and reserved categories.[6] Candidates can attempt UCEED a maximum of two times in consecutive years.[7]
Visualization and Spatial Ability: Assessing the understanding of practical and conceptual aspects of design and drawing.
Observation and Design Sensitivity: Gauging the ability to observe and respond to the details, context, and the subtle differences in visual properties.
Environmental and Social Awareness: Testing the knowledge of general awareness of environmental factors and the impact of design on society.
Analytical and Logical Reasoning: Evaluating the candidates' capacity to analyze and logically interpret data and situations.
Language and Creativity: Understanding of English language proficiency and creative writing skills.
In addition to these institutes, several other institutes and universities also accept UCEED scores for admission to their design programs.[12][13]These institutions, known as result-sharing institutes, require candidates to apply directly to them for admission. The list of such institutes includes:[14]
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