Part A · Aptitude
Build visual, analytical and design-awareness skills through regular problem-solving practice.
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DESIGN / POSTGRADUATE
CEED
Know your next step.
Understand the Common Entrance Examination for Design and prepare to communicate thoughtful design solutions. Review individual institute admission requirements alongside the examination.
Official exam information ↗UNDERSTAND THE ROUTE
How the exam works
Part B · Design response
Practise drawing, creativity and written or visual communication. Institutes may have further admission requirements beyond a CEED score.
What to practise
Use these preparation themes alongside the current official syllabus. This is a study overview, not a replacement for the examination brochure.
- Visualisation & spatial ability
- Design sensitivity
- Creativity & problem solving
- Drawing & communication
AN ORIGINAL PRACTICE BRIEF
Make a start today.
Redesign a medicine organiser for someone with limited hand movement. Show the user need, opening mechanism and how the product is used.
Independent exercise; not an official or past examination question.A useful question
Does qualifying CEED guarantee admission?
No. Qualifying CEED does not guarantee admission. Applicants must satisfy institute-specific eligibility and selection requirements.
Check before you apply
Dates, fees, eligibility, scoring and assessment formats can change by admission cycle. Verify the current programme brochure and amendments.
Read the official source ↗Not verified: programme routes and preparation themes. Source links are provided; the record-level review is pending.