Hello Saumya,

As of now, Netaji Subhas University of Technology (NSUT) has not officially released the specific opening and closing UCEED ranks for B.Des admissions for candidates from outside the Delhi region. The available information primarily focuses on the selection process and seat allocation.

Selection Priorities for B.Des at NSUT:

1. First Priority: Candidates who have cleared the UCEED exam conducted by IIT Bombay.
   
   

2. Second Priority: Candidates with a rank in a national-level design entrance examination (or allied fields) for a four-year course at any centrally funded institute/university.
   
   

3. Third Priority: Candidates with a rank in a state-level design entrance examination (or allied fields) for a four-year course at any state government-funded institute/university.

For Outside Delhi Region Candidates , 15% of the seats are allocated.

Given the limited availability of seats and the prioritization criteria, securing admission as an outside Delhi candidate is competitive. It's advisable to aim for a high UCEED rank to enhance your chances.

Recommendations:

• Regularly Check Official Sources: Keep an eye on NSUT's official website and the UCEED portal for any updates on cutoff ranks and admission criteria.
  
  

• Prepare Thoroughly for UCEED: Achieving a high score will significantly improve your prospects, especially given the competitive nature of the program.
  
  

• Consider Backup Options: Explore other reputable design institutes that accept UCEED scores to broaden your opportunities.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to ask. We will be happy to assist you.

Thank You and wishing you a bright future ahead.

Hello Tanishk,

Based on your score of 72 in Section A of UCEED 2025, and considering that you couldn't clear the overall cutoff, it's challenging to predict an exact rank. The UCEED rank is determined by the combined scores of Part A and Part B . For the Open category, a score above 135 is generally considered good . Since your score is below this threshold, it's likely that your rank would be lower, and admission to top design institutes might be challenging. However, exact rankings can vary each year based on the exam's difficulty and the performance of other candidates.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, then feel free to share your questions with us, we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

Hello,

With an SC category rank of 321 in UCEED 2025 , your chances of securing admission to the B.Tech. in Computer Science and Design (CSD) program at IIIT Delhi are promising. So it is very likely that you will get admission to IIIT Delhi.

All the Best !

Hello Daksh,

Your son narrowly missed the UCEED Part 1 cutoff but can still explore private design colleges that accept UCEED scores, such as MIT Pune, UPES Dehradun, Srishti Bangalore , and Anant National University .

Alternatively, he can apply for B.Des programs through NID DAT, NIFT, or other private universities offering strong design courses. If he’s passionate about design, he can also prepare for UCEED 2026 and reattempt.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, then feel free to share your questions with us, we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello Tanmay,

Considering your criteria, here are some design colleges in India with total fees up to Rs. 15–16 lakh, offering good ROI, placement opportunities, and infrastructure:

1. National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT) :

   • Campuses: Multiple locations across India, including Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru.
   • Courses: Bachelor of Design (B.Des) in various specializations.
   • Fees: Approximately Rs. 12–13 lakh for the entire course.
   • Highlights: Reputed institute with strong industry connections and good placement records.

2. Symbiosis Institute of Design (SID), Pune :

   • Course: B.Des in Communication Design, Industrial Design, Fashion Communication, and Fashion Design.
   • Fees: Around Rs. 18.7 lakh for the full course.
   • Highlights: Known for quality education and robust placement support.

3. MIT Institute of Design (MITID), Pune :

   • Course: B.Des in various specializations.
   • Fees: Approximately Rs. 17 lakh for the complete program.
   • Highlights: Offers a comprehensive curriculum with a focus on practical skills and industry exposure.

4. Indian Institute of Art and Design (IIAD), New Delhi:

   • Course: B.Des in Communication Design, Fashion Design, and Interior Architecture & Design.
   • Fees: Around Rs. 18.98 lakh for the entire course.
   • Highlights: Provides industry-oriented programs with strong placement assistance.

5. Maharashtra Institute of Technology - Institute of Design (MITID), Pune :

   • Course: B.Des in various disciplines.
   • Fees: Approximately Rs. 17 lakh for the full program.
   • Highlights: Emphasizes a blend of creativity and technical skills, with good infrastructure and placement records.

Please note that fees are approximate and may vary.

Hope you find it useful !

Scoring 140 marks in Part A of UCEED 2025 is a great achievement. To assess your chances of getting into an IIT, let's look at the previous year's cutoffs.

In UCEED 2023, the cutoffs for the general category were:

- IIT Bombay: 1-16

- IIT Guwahati: 17-59

- IIT Hyderabad: 21-53

- IIITDM Jabalpur: 55-93

Considering your score, you might have a good chance of getting into IIT, especially if your drawing marks are decent. However, please note that the cutoffs can vary from year to year.

To give you a better idea, the mean and standard deviation for Part-A (UCEED 2025) are 61.50 and 25.69, respectively. The cutoffs for Part-A marks to shortlist candidates in the OPEN category will be calculated based on these values.

Keep in mind that the final merit list will be prepared based on the combined scores of Part A and Part B. So, it's essential to perform well in the drawing section as well.

I recommend checking the official UCEED for the latest updates on cutoffs and merit lists.

Hello there,

In the case of UCEED , if you mistakenly draw or write your answers in the wrong sections (e.g., answering the first question in the second question's answer sheet), it typically gets evaluated based on the content and clarity of your response.

However, to avoid any confusion or errors in evaluation, it’s always recommended to:

• Clearly follow the instructions and write in the designated sections.
• If you realize the mistake during the exam, try to cross-check your answer sheets to correct it.

If you’re unsure, it’s advisable to reach out to the UCEED conducting authorities and inform them of the error. They may be able to guide you further regarding any special instructions for such cases.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hello,

If you did not tick the "Attempted" box in Part B of the UCEED 2025 exam, don't worry too much. The evaluation of your answer should still be considered.

Focus on your performance and let the official evaluation process take its course.