Can you tell me about the norms of National Institute of Design for application process?

Hi Ruthra, The National Institute of Design Entrance test encompasses 3 aptitude tests that carry a minimum of 60 marks. The main intention of this exam is to assess the aptitude, innovation and perception of the applicants. This exam comprises of the following: Animation Abstract Symbolism Composition Knowledge of Proportions and Perspective Memory Drawing Thematic Colour Arrangement Visual Design This exam does not have a prescribed syllabus. Students will need to have a very good idea on the topics mentioned below: Communication Skills Composition Creativity Drawing Skills General Mental Ability Sensitivity to Environment Subjects of Design *You can also prepare with the guide and reference books. *There are many online materials are available for the aspirants. *The previous year papers are available for the aspirants which help you to be familiarizing with the exam pattern. *Mock Tests. This will also help you to understand your level and areas where you need attention. *Read the newspapers regularly. -Post the written exam, if selected, you'll have a studio test and portfolio interview at the campus. -Studio test checks not only your creativity but also tests your hands-on skills and spontaneity. -Observation and memory retention are other traits you'll be tested for. -In the portfolio interview, you will be required to talk about your work over the past few years and answer questions put forth by the panelist. Coaching Institutes for NID preparation: -AFA India -Bhanwar Rathore Design Studio -Bhardwaj Classes Please refer to the exam page for detailed information: <a href="https://www.shiksha.com/nid-entrance-exam-exampage" style='word-wrap:break-word;'>https://www.shiksha.com/nid-entrance-exam-exampage</a> Hope this information helps. Please feel free to revert. Wish You Luck!

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