The National Institute of Design (NID) Prelims is an entrance examination conducted for admission to various undergraduate and postgraduate design programs offered by NID. The subjects that are covered in the NID Prelims may vary slightly depending on the specific program and level of study, but generally include:
Design Aptitude Test (DAT): This is a comprehensive test that evaluates the candidate's analytical and creative thinking abilities, observation skills, visual perception, communication skills, and general awareness.
Drawing Skills: This section evaluates the candidate's ability to sketch, draw, and illustrate using various techniques, such as line drawing, shading, perspective, and composition.
Visualisation and Representation: This section tests the candidate's ability to visualise and represent ideas and concepts in different forms, such as 2D and 3D models, diagrams, charts, and maps.
General Knowledge and Current Affairs: This section evaluates the candidate's awareness and understanding of current events, social issues, cultural diversity, historical events, and scientific discoveries.
English Comprehension: This section tests the candidate's understanding and interpretation of written passages, grammatical skills, and vocabulary.
Quantitative and Logical Reasoning: This section evaluates the candidate's problem-solving skills, logical reasoning, and numerical abilities.
Overall, the NID Prelims is designed to assess the candidate's creative and critical thinking skills, visual and spatial abilities, communication skills, and general knowledge.
