what is the syllabus of nid? can anyone provide me? I badly need it, please. it will be very kind.
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16th Nov, 2020
The syllabus of NID for 2021
- No. of Marks : 100 marks.
- Duration of Exam : 3 hours.
- Mode of Exam : The exam will be conducted through offline (pen/paper) mode.
- Language of Exam : English
- Type of Questions : The questions will be of visual & texual type.
DAT Mains for M.Des programme:
- Studio test : Total marks of the exam will be 100 & the duration will be of 3 hours. It will conducted in English language only.
- Interview : It will be conducted separately for each discipline after the studio test.
Syllabus:
The syllabus will be consisting of various topics such as Creativity, Comprehension, Knowledge and Visualization, Drawing Skills, Memory Drawing, General Mental Ability, etc.
For Studio Test, the syllabus will be comprised of the topics such as 3D Modeling, Body Language, Observation Test, Portfolio making, Creative Thinking, etc
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16th Nov, 2020
Hi aspirant!
National Institute of Design prescribed the syllabus of NID DAT which includes all the topics of DAT. The syllabus of NID is as follows:
- Innovation in design
- Theme development
- Exercises on imagination
- Graphics & pictograms
- Principles of composition
- Design theory
- Optical illusion
- Form & function
- Inspiration & design development
- Natural & geometrical form
- Colour, pattern & texture
- Drawing fundamentals
- Lateral thinking
- Design awareness
- Creative thinking & writing
- Ornaments & motifs
- Imagination & doodling
- Understanding light & shade
- Elements & principles of design
- Colour psychology & optical illusions
- 3D visualization
- Lettering
- Developing observation
- Good design vs. bad design
- Optical illusion
- Outline for beginners
- Memory drawing
- Innovation & creation
- Mood, theme & colour inter-relationship
- Visual logic
- Colour terminology
- Presentation techniques
- Picture analysis
- Story datictures
- Usage of colour in compositions
- Natural & geometrical form
- Use of measurements, scale & proportions
- Expression & emotion
- Developing themes & colour associations
- Foreshortening & perspective
For more details view the following site:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/design.careers360.com/articles/nid-dat-syllabus/amp
Thank you!
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