The Undergraduate Common Entrance Exam (UCEED) was conducted today, i.e. January 19, 2025 by IIT Bombay. The UCEED 2025 exam was held from 9 AM to 12 noon. As the UCEED exam has been concluded, aspirants can read the students' reactions in this article.
Also Check: Unofficial UCEED answer key 2025 | UCEED part A cutoff
As the UCEED exam was completed and the candidates expressed their views on the difficulty levels of the UCEED question paper. Many aspirants have their thoughts about the UCEED questions in the exam and the comparison of preparation that they have gone through. Overall, the difficulty level of the UCEED question paper 2025 was easy to moderate.
To students' surprise, many GK questions were asked in the UCEED entrance exam 2025. There were more than 5 GK questions.
For the majority of the students, part A of UCEED 2025 was easy. However, student’s reaction to UCEED 2025 part B varies. For some aspirants, part B UCEED paper was easy but lengthy, while for others it was on a difficult side.
The part-B section that involved drawing tested the candidate’s creativity and visualisation skills. Not all candidates, but some found this section to be difficult to complete on time with the given details. The students who prepared well for this exam and referred the previous sample papers found to be more confident than other candidates.
Moreover, MCQ asked in UCEED 2025 question paper was tough as compared to previous years. NAT section was easy.
The UCEED paper had two parts A and B, where part - A was objective and part - B was drawing. There were a total of 68 questions in part-A that included 3 sections. Those were NAT, MCQ, and MSQ in part-A. According to the candidates who appeared for the UCEED exam, the questions asked in these sections were moderate and also some were difficult. Hence, they managed to set the time to complete the paper.
The students who appeared for the UCEED exam will be waiting for the release of the official UCEED answer key. Meanwhile, candidates can calculate their estimated scores using the UCEED predictor to know the marks. On an overall basis, UCEED 2025 challenges the students to obtain design admission at their desired university and build their confidence.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
The UCEED exam was moderate to difficult based on the sections.
The UCEED 2025 exam was conducted on January 19 from 9 AM to 12 noon.
On Question asked by student community
Hello Dear Student,
With UCEED AIR 130 (Open category) and currently allotted IIITDM Jabalpur under the FLOAT option, your chances after Rounds 4 and 5 depend on how many higher-ranked candidates withdraw or move to their preferred institutes.
Based on recent Round 5 Open-category closing ranks:
Hello Anvi, as you have to apply for design programs other than NIFT, NID and UCEED. There are various institutions which provides fashion design courses such as, Pearl University , MIT institute of Design , Symbiosis Institute of Design , FDDI , BITS Design School and many more. These colleges
Hello,
With an SC category rank of 92 in UCEED, you may be eligible for admission to some IITs, depending on the cutoff and seat availability during the counselling process. The cutoff varies each year, so you can check the details for the previous year's cutoff here: UCEED Previous Years
Hi! To check the UCEED 2025 opening and closing rank, click on the link provided below.
Link:
UCEED 2025 cutoff
You can estimate your chances more accurately using the predictor here:
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