The Common Entrance Exam for Drawings is an all India based entrance exam which is conducted by the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay. This exam is on the behalf of the Ministry of Human Resource Development which is authorized by the Indian Government.

Qualification required for the exam:

The minimum eligibility that one should have to meet a bachelor’s degree in engineering, architecture, interior design or its equivalent degree from a well renowned university or institute. The aspirants have the professional diploma degree (4 year) from a reputed university are also eligible for this exam. Students have the master’s level degree in arts, science and computer application can also apply for this exam. After the higher secondary exam, the candidates have the B.F.A (four year professional course) are also eligible for this entrance exam.

Scores and negative markings:

There are no negative markings allotted in any kind of questions asked from the Drawing Abilities and Skills Papers and the questions have different markings.

Mode of exam:

Generally the Common Entrance Exam for Drawing is not belongs to the online mode and it requires pen/pencil to write the answers on the answer sheet provided to all the candidates.

Format of the exam:

The Drawing Abilities and Skills Papers basically contain both objective and explanatory questions.

Paper pattern:

The paper pattern is very simple and it includes simple four questions which merge to build a single question of 20 marks.

Markings:

The marks carried by the Drawing abilities and skills papers are 20.

Schedule:

The entire paper is a merge form of four or five papers and the time allotted for that is three hours.

Books recommended:

New Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain Workbook: Guided Practice in the Five Basic Skills of Drawing