Dear aspirant,

Don't loss your hope. The Cut-off score varies each year. So, no one can predict that exaxtly.

But by investigating previous years cut-off, as you rank is 122 in GEN, you can apply to any of the Top IITs and other colleges. 

Hope you will get chance at

In order to get shortlisted in the exam an SC candidate need to have a minimum of 5% marks. With this rank you have very much chances to get an interview call from iits. Moreover you will also have options of some top private colleges including Arch College of Design

Dear aspirant,

CEED Cutoff 2019 - The cutoff of CEED 2019 will be prescribed by IIT Bombay, the exam conducting institute. Aspiring candidates seeking admissions to postgraduate design programmes at IISC Bangalore and the IITs are required to score equal to or above the CEED cutoff 2019.The participating institutes including

Hi,

According to your rank, I'll be listing down the names of colleges and details of few. You can make your decision easily here.

1. ARCH COLLEGE OF DESIGN AND BUSINESS, JAIPUR

Courses:- BDes product design, interior design, jewellery design, BA product design, craft & accessories design.

Average Package:- 3

Hello Aspirant,

 Common Entrance Exam for Design(CEED) is conducted by IIT Bombay. It is a qualifying examination for admission  to Master of Design (MDes) programmes at IISc,IITs and also to Ph.D programmes.The main objective of the exam is to assess the candidate's aptitude for design involving drawing, visual perception ability,

Hello Aspirant,

 Common Entrance Exam for Design(CEED) is conducted by IIT Bombay. It is a qualifying examination for admission  to Master of Design (MDes) programmes at IISc,IITs and also to Ph.D programmes.The main objective of the exam is to assess the candidate's aptitude for design involving drawing, visual perception ability,

You may look at idc mumbai & IIT  hyderabad 

Hello Harsha,

                  CEED is the entrance exam for masters in design at IIT's. so in general CEED exam has two papers A and B. Paper A doesn't add up to your rank. But you must reach the required cutoff percent in paper A for your paper B to be evaluated.  

• Passing a degree/diploma/postgraduate degree programme of four years or 3+2 years (after 10+2 level) is mandatory. However, those appearing for the final exam of such a programme by July 2019 were also eligible to apply.