Is the CEED exam tough?

<p>The CEED exam is an entrance exam that is conducted in computer-based mode. It is conducted to evaluate candidates' aptitude in the field of design and has two parts, Part A consists of multiple-choice questions and numerical answer type questions measuring general awareness, visualisation, and logical thinking and Part B consist subjective questions requiring candidates to sketch or develop designs. Part A is conducted in online mode whereas Part B is an offline test. The overall difficulty level of the CEED exam is moderate to difficult level. Aspiring candidates can make a way through the CEED exam possibly by understanding exam pattern and syllabus well along with Practicing CEED previous year question papers and sample papers regularly.</p>

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<p>The Common Entrance Examination for Design (CEED) is regarded as difficult since it emphasises assessing problems-solving abilities, creativity, visual perception, and design ability. The test is intended to evaluate a candidate's critical and creative thinking skills in addition to their technical knowledge. Part B comprises subjective questions requiring candidates to sketch or develop designs, whereas Part A consists of multiple-choice questions measuring general awareness, visualisation, and logical thinking. Strong design concepts, an acute sense of aesthetics, and time management are necessary, particularly during the sketching stages, which is where the problem lies. For candidates who are willing to put in the work, it is manageable with regular practice, a grasp of design principles, and familiarity with the exam structure.</p>

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<p>The difficulty level of CEED exam has been maintained by authorities over the years. However, most design aspirants share that if difficulty level of all design entrance exams conducted for PG level courses is compared then CEED is slightly easier than NID Entrance Exam. This is primarily because the drawing questions asked in NID that are considered to be tougher than those put forth in CEED exam. Note that CEED exam is for admission to the M.Des courses offered by the eight participating colleges. Meanwhile, the NID that for the M.Des programme has three participating colleges.</p>

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