AIDAT 2023: All India Design Aptitude Test Set to Shape Creative Futures
New Delhi : In a much-awaited announcement, the All India Design Aptitude Test (AIDAT) 2023 is gearing up to become a pivotal moment for aspiring designers across the nation. Scheduled to take place on October 28, 2023, this prestigious entrance examination opens doors to a world of creative possibilities. The result for the AIDAT exam will be out on the 3rd of November 2023.
"AIDAT is a game-changer in the design education landscape. It provides students with a comprehensive toolkit for success, including study materials, industry insights, and personalized career guidance. The platform not only evaluates design aptitude but also empowers candidates with the knowledge and resources they need to succeed. AIDAT is a crucial resource for the design education ecosystem , " said Dr. Shweta Choudhary, the Founder of CODE.
AIDAT Eligibility Criteria -
For Undergraduate (UG) Diploma & Degree Programs: Prospective candidates should have successfully cleared their 10+2 examinations from a recognized institution or board. This requirement sets the foundation for nurturing young talents who aspire to delve into the vibrant world of design.
For Postgraduate (PG) Diploma & Degree Programs: Candidates aiming for the postgraduate level should hold a bachelor's degree from a recognized institution or college. This criterion acknowledges the academic prowess of individuals ready to pursue advanced studies in design.
AIDAT 2023: Embracing the Digital Age -
AIDAT 2023, in a bold move toward technological innovation, will be conducted entirely in an online mode. This progressive step enables candidates to participate in the examination from the comfort of their preferred digital devices, be it a mobile phone, laptop, or desktop. This flexible approach not only accommodates a wide range of candidates but also aligns with the digital age's demands and convenience.
Guidelines and Exam Portal Access -
To facilitate a smooth and informed examination experience, AIDAT 2023 has set clear guidelines and procedures in place. Within 24 hours of registering for AIDAT, candidates will receive a comprehensive exam guide and a direct link to the AIDAT exam portal via email. It is imperative that candidates carefully peruse the exam guide, as it contains crucial information to help them navigate the examination process effectively.
The exam guide will not only elucidate the structure and format of the test but also offer insights into essential instructions and protocols. Adhering to these guidelines is of utmost importance to ensure a fair and transparent evaluation process.
An Opportunity to Unleash Creativity -
As October 28, 2023, approaches, aspiring designers are urged to register promptly for AIDAT 2023, keeping in mind the eligibility criteria. In the coming weeks, thousands of creative minds will converge online to compete in this prestigious examination, each with the dream of shaping a brighter, more innovative future through design. As the countdown to AIDAT 2023 begins, the creative landscape of India eagerly anticipates the unveiling of the next generation of design visionaries.
Let's have a look at what students say about AIDAT-
Nikita Agarwal, a student from Lucknow, said , " AIDAT is more than just an entrance exam; it's a transformative experience for any aspiring designer. The career guidance and counseling I received were invaluable in shaping my design journey. The platform not only prepared me for the exams but also broadened my horizons about the design world. It's not just an exam; it's a stepping stone to a world of possibilities."
"I stumbled upon AIDAT when I was desperately searching for guidance to crack the tough design entrance exams. Little did I know that it would turn out to be a game-changer in my life. The reading material and mentorship provided by AIDAT were instrumental in helping me prepare effectively. AIDAT not only paved my way into a top design institution but also instilled in me the confidence and skills to succeed in the world of design, " said, Rohit Mehrotra, a student from Delhi.
