IITB CEED 2024 Question Paper Common Entrance Examination for Design : IIT Bombay
Organisation : IITB IIT Bombay
Exam Name : Common Entrance Examination for Design CEED 2024
Document Type : Question Paper
Year : 2024
Website : https://www.ceed.iitb.ac.in/2024/
Scheme of CEED Entrance Examination
1. The total duration of the examination is 3 hours. The question paper contains two parts – Part A and Part B. The duration of Part A is one hour. The duration of Part B is two hours. Part B will start only after Part A ends. Part A cannot be attempted once Part B commences.
2. Questions of Part A and Part B will appear on the computer. Answers to Part A have to be entered in the computer. Answers to Part B need to be given in the answer booklet provided by the invigilator.
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3. Part A carries a total of 150 marks. It contains 3 sections. All questions are mandatory.
The following table summarises the marking scheme of Part A:
Part A Section : I
Type of questions : Numerical Answer Type (NAT)
Number of questions : 8
Marks for each correct answer : 4
Marks for each wrong answer : 0
Marks for each question not attempted : 0
Total marks for the section :32
Part A Section : II
Type of questions : Multiple Select Question (MSQ)
Number of questions : 10
Marks for each correct answer : Partial Marking
Marks for each wrong answer : -1
Marks for each question not attempted : 0
Total marks for the section : 40
Part A Section : II
Type of questions : Multiple Choice Question (MCQ)
Number of questions : 26
Marks for each correct answer : 3
Marks for each wrong answer : −0.5
Marks for each question not attempted : 0
Total marks for the section : 78
4. For each NAT question, the answer is a number. The answer needs to be entered using the virtual keyboard on the monitor. No choices will be shown for these questions. In NATs, the correct answer will be awarded 4 marks. There is no negative or partial marking for NATs.
5. Each MSQ has four choices of which one or more is/are the correct answer(s).
The following is the marking scheme:
Full Marks : + 4 If only (all) the correct option(s) is(are) chosen and NONE of the incorrect options are chosen
Partial Marks : + 3 If all the four options are correct but ONLY three options are chosen
Partial Marks : + 2 If three or more options are correct but ONLY two options are chosen, both of which are correct and NONE of the incorrect options are chosen
Partial Marks : + 1 If two or more options are correct but ONLY one option is chosen and it is a correct option and NONE of the incorrect options are chosen
Zero Marks : 0 If none of the options is chosen (i.e., the question is unanswered)
Negative Marks: -1 In all other cases
6. Each MCQ has four choices of which only one is the correct answer. In MCQs, the correct answer will be awarded 3 marks and wrong answer will be awarded −0.5 marks. Questions not attempted will be awarded zero marks.
7. Scribble pads will be provided for rough work for Part A. These have to be returned to the invigilator at the end of Part A exam.
8. Part B carries a total of 100 marks. It contains 5 questions of 20 marks each. All questions in Part B are mandatory. Each question must be answered on the page(s) designated for that question in the answer booklet. Additional instructions to Part B questions are provided in the answer booklet.
9. In Part B, colour pencils, crayons, sketch pens etc. may be used unless otherwise specified in the questions.
10. Charts, graph sheets, tracing papers, tables, calculators, cellular phones and other electronic gadgets are not allowed in the examination hall.
IITB CEED Question Paper
All questions are mandatory
Q.1 Sketching (20 marks = 4 x 5 marks)
7-year-old Chinnu has collected all her old toys in a carton. The carton weighs around 2 kg. Draw Chinnu lifting the box and keeping it in the top shelf of her cupboard in the 4 frames given in the answer sheet.
Additional Instructions:
** Use only pencils
** Do not use colours
Evaluation criteria:
** Humour
** Expressions
** Body Language
** Anticipation and exaggeration
Q.2 Creativity (20 marks = 4 x 5 marks)
Imagine the human head as a cube. With this scenario, illustrate the following interactions inside the given boxes (in the answer booklet) in this order:
1. Human-human
2. Human-animal
3. Human-environment
4. Human-object
Use only BLACK pencil/pen. Draw only within the boundaries of the boxes. Write the titles below the boxes, in the space provided.
Evaluation criteria:
** Uniqueness: Ability to create unusual images
** Diversity: Variation between each created image
** Clarity: Effective use of visual elements and titles
** Fun: Ability to use humor and surprise in the images and titles
Q.3 Visual Sensitivity (20 marks = 4 x 5 marks)
Shown below are two letters A & B of an ornamental font. Using this font style create the word ‘Forest’ (the first letter in uppercase and the remaining in lowercase).
Evaluation criteria:
** Consistency in visual characteristics
** Font anatomy
** Proportion
** Rendering skills
Q.4 Form sensitivity (20 marks = 5 x 4 marks)
Inspired from the given three-dimensional form, conceptualise, sketch, and render a single seater furniture for a living room.
Evaluation Criteria:
** Consistency with the visual language of the form
** Form should complement function
** Relevant details of the product
** Surface shading
** Quality of lines/strokes
Q.5 Problem identification (20 marks= 5 + 3 x 5 marks)
Shown below is the image of a rural kitchen. There are many challenges in using such setup for cooking and related activities.
Draw and annotate FIVE distinct design problems in this context.
** Use only one visual for each problem.
** Answer in the given space only.
** Adhere to no more than 5 problems.
Evaluation Criteria:
** Significance of the identified problems
** Ability to identify unique problems
** Ability to explain the problem through visuals
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