NID DAT Syllabus 2019- To know the topics from where questions would be asked, candidates can go through the syllabus of NID DAT 2019 (prelims and mains). NID DAT 2019 syllabus includes topics from which questions will be asked in the national level design entrance test. Prelims, the first stage of NID DAT 2019, was conducted on January 6, whereas the second and final stage will be conducted on May 12 or May 19. Candidates appearing for the Design Aptitude Test (DAT) should know the NID DAT syllabus 2019 in order to prepare in a better manner. A total of 100 seats will be allotted solely on merit basis in Bachelor of Design in six specialisations across Industrial Design, Communication Design, and Textile, Apparel & Lifestyle Accessory Design faculty. With NID DAT 2019 syllabus, Candidates can know the topics that are to be studied for the exam. Syllabus of NID DAT 2019 for both the stages (prelims and mains) can be checked in this article.
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Natural & geometrical form
Use of measurements, scale & proportions
Expression & emotion
Developing themes & colour associations
Foreshortening & perspective
Inspiration & creativity
NID DAT Syllabus 2019 for Mains
Model making
Material manipulation
Questions generally asked in an interview
Audio-visual exercises
Mock interview
Evolving ideas
Past studio test & interview questions
Importance of body language
Doodling
Creative thinking
Guidance on portfolio making
Interview tips
NID DAT Exam Pattern 2019
Exam pattern of NID DAT 2019 was announced by National Institute of Design for prelims and mains. Candidates appearing for NID DAT 2019 Prelims are evaluated on their knowledge, comprehension, analysis, creativity and visualisation.
It comprises two parts:
Part 1: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) marked out of 30 marks
Part 2: Subjective questions marked out of 70 marks.
The final stage of NID DAT 2019, Mains, will involve tests in different formats such as drawing/sketching, hands-on model making, group discussions and presentations.
It is recommended that candidates should practise the sample papers released by the NID in order to have a better idea about the actual entrance exam.
