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What is the Syllabus of a MIT DESIGN Course?

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Aisha Agarwal 30 Sep, 2022 19:43 PM

MIT DAT syllabus is not specified. Candidates need to start their practice at least three months before the exam is scheduled. For the academic session 2023-24 the examination is scheduled to hold on January 22, 2023. Candidates are normally evaluated as per the below-mentioned criteria:

  • Analytical Skills
  • Internalization Skills
  • Problem Solving Skills
  • Observation Skills
  • Learning Skills
  • Curiosity
  • Individualistic Skills
  • Media Skills
  • General Knowledge
  • Communication Skills
  • Team Player

As per the reliable internet site of DAT, candidates having the following capabilities will be given choice for admission:

  • Sharp capability to analyze things, situations, contexts and map the situation
  • Sharp ability to discover the constituent factors of a given issue or a situation and an ordinary assessment of the equal (internalization)
  • Sharp potential to synthesize, i.e., having the capability to interpret, graph, and evolve instructions or techniques to address any given state of affairs or set of problems (attitude toward problem-solving)
  • Ability to keenly take a look at any given issue or scenario (keenness of perception). This goes past just "looking" at an aspect alternatively than greater of "seeing"
  • Ability to relevantly classify and categorize information that is being rolled out and thereby discover connections, and relationships to draw rational inferences("pattern-seeking")
  • Ability to "learn" as antagonistic to bookish knowledge. Capacity for learnability with the aid of being mentally agile and bendy (learning to learn)
  • From the above, the ability to generate information and its application
  • Ability to cope with specific materials and media that can also or might also now not be familiar
  • Ability to emphasize - being sensitive towards feelings, desires, and thoughts of others and to have the capability to relate oneself with others in more than a few contexts, unique situations, occasions, etc.
  • Having unbounded curiosity toward things, people, conditions, etc, A sense of wonderment, a regular urge to ask questions, and an urge to discover the what's, whys, how's, and when's about the world and beyond.
  • Being individualistic i.e., having impartial viewpoints and convictions (as antagonistic to stubbornness)
  • Being very lots conscious about what is going on in the world and past and having a "worldview"
  • Good ability to communicate - each verbal exchange and non-verbal communication(maybe thru drawing, sketching, and other media)
  • Ability to feature or work as a top crew member
  • Having the capacity to be tenacious - no longer "giving up" easily
  • Attitude towards neatness, precision, and manufacturing of fine work 
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