CEED Sample Papers 2019

CEED Sample Papers 2019 –The sample papers of CEED 2019 released by IIT Bombay, the exam conducting institute for postgraduate design admissions. By solving the CEED 2019 sample papers, the aspiring candidates get familiar with the test pattern, difficulty level and types of questions of the actual exam. CEED sample papers are the question papers that were used in the previous years. Candidates must note that practicing these CEED sample papers/model papers is an imperative part of the preparation process which ensures a higher rate of success in CEED 2019. The sample papers of CEED 2019 can easily be downloaded from the table given on this page. CEED sample papers 2019 comprises questions from part A and Part B. Along with the model papers of CEED 2019, candidates should also take mock tests to polish their question-solving ability, drawing and sketching, communication, and analytical & creative skills.

LATEST - CEED Result 2019  released on March 4

CEED Sample Papers 2019

Aspiring candidates can download the CEED question papers/sample papers of previous years by clicking on the corresponding link in the table below. They can prepare for CEED 2019 in a better manner by solving these model test papers.

CEED Sample Paper and Question Papers

CEED 2019 was held on January 19 for M.Des. admissions, and it was of total three hours. Part A of CEED 2019 was a computer-based test while the responses of part B were given by students on the physical answer sheet. Candidates were given one hour to complete part A of CEED 2019 and two hours for part B (for shortlisted ones only). However, only qualifying in the CEED examination does not guarantee admission. The qualified candidates will be required to apply for admissions at the individual participating institute. These institutes may also conduct their interviews or tests for offering admissions into M.Des. programme.

Knowing the CEED Exam Pattern 2019 is also crucial. The design entrance exam comprises two parts- part A and part B. The first part (A) is a computer-based test having MCQs. The responses of the second part (B) is given on a physical answer sheet. It comprises questions that test candidates’ drawing and sketching skills. Part A is of one hour and part B is for two hours. Candidates are shortlisted on the basis of their performance in the first part, and they have to appear for the second part.