CEED Exam Pattern 2019 - IIT Bombay announced the exam pattern of CEED 2019 on September 25. As part of CEED 2019 exam pattern, authorities also released the question paper structure. Common Entrance Examination for Design (CEED) 2019 test pattern gives a fair idea about the entrance exam to the candidates. CEED exam pattern 2019 comprises crucial details like total number of questions, marking scheme, test mode, total time duration, section-wise weightage, language of question paper, and more. Knowing the CEED 2019 exam pattern helps the aspirants in better preparation as it aids them in understanding the various aspects of the entrance test. CEED 2019 was conducted in two parts on January 19. Part A was a screening test for evaluating the candidates for Part B while Part B will be considered for the preparation of merit list. Candidates can check complete details about CEED exam pattern 2019 in this article.
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Highlights of CEED Exam Pattern 2019
Candidates can check the important aspects of CEED 2019 exam pattern below:
CEED 2019 was conducted by IIT Bombay on January 19 for a duration of three hours.
The language of CEED 2019 was English.
CEED 2019 comprises two parts- Part A and Part B. Part A was conducted for one hour, while a total of two hours was given to the test-takers for completing Part B.
Part A was held in online mode for evaluating the candidates for part B, while in part B they were required to attempt the paper on answer sheet provided to them.
Part A of CEED 2019 had objective type questions (MCQ, MSQ and NAT). Part B checked candidates’ designing and sketching ability. Thus, there were design and hand drawing type questions in this part.
Only Part B of CEED 2019 will be considered for preparing the merit list. Only those candidates evaluated in Part B who were shortlisted from Part A.
Apart from CEED exam pattern 2019, candidates can also check below what kind of questions are asked in the entrance exam.
Type of questions asked in CEED 2019
Part A have questions from the following topics:
Design aptitude
Language and creativity
Visual and spatial ability
Analytical and logical reasoning
Observation and design sensitivity
Environmental and social awareness
CEED Exam Pattern 2019 - Question Paper Structure for Part A
Section | Total Number of Questions | Question Number | Marks allotted if correct | Marks deducted if answer is incorrect | Marks given if the questions are not attempted | Total Marks |
NAT | 10 | 1-10 | 3 | 0 | 0 | 30 |
MSQ | 10 | 11-20 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 20 |
MCQ | 25 | 21-45 | 2 | -0.6 | 0 | 50 |
Total | 45 | 1-45 | - | - | - | 100 |
Part B have questions from the following topics:
This part assesses candidates’ drawing, design and writing skills. The questions appear on the computer screen, but answers are to be given on the sheet given by the examiner. The answer sheets will be checked manually.
There are a total of eight questions in this part. Out of these, questions, one to five is of 50 marks each. Candidates have the option to attempt any one of these questions.
CEED 2019 Exam Pattern - Question paper Structure for Part B
Section | Total Number of Questions | Question Number | Total Marks |
Discipline Specific Question | 5 (answer any one) | 1-5 | 40 |
Creativity Question | 1 | 6 | 20 |
Sketching Question | 1 | 7 | 20 |
Visualization Question | 1 | 8 | 20 |
Total | 8 | 1-8 | 100 |
General instructions for CEED 2019 exam day
Test-takers are required to report to the test centre at least two hours before the scheduled commencement of the exam.
Before appearing in the exam, the candidates have to record their biometric information (thumb impression and photograph).
An original photo identity proof should be carried to the test centre along with the CEED 2019 admit card. The list of valid IDs includes college issued identity card, driving license, passport, PAN card, Aadhaar card or Voter ID.
Test-takers should bring their own pencils, sketch pens, poster colours, and other drawing materials.
Notice board at the CEED 2019 exam centre should be checked for the seating arrangement.
Candidates should note that electronic gadgets, mobile phones and calculators are not allowed inside the exam hall.
