UCeed 2026
The Undergraduate Common Entrance Examination for Design (UCeed) is the gateway to the BDes programmes at IIT Bombay, IIT Delhi, IIT Guwahati, IIT Hyderabad and IIITDM Jabalpur. This is the official UCeed 2026 Part A paper, reconstructed from the question paper released by IIT Bombay after the exam, so you sit through the exact paper real candidates faced.
Part A is the objective section that decides whether you qualify for Part B. Strong scoring here is non-negotiable. Take this test under timed conditions to build the speed and decision-making rhythm the actual exam demands.
Best on a laptop. The test was built for a bigger screen.
What's inside
A look at what you'll take
What you'll learn
- How the three Part A question types (NAT, MSQ, MCQ) split your time and mental effort
- Where you currently lose marks: visualisation, observation, or applied reasoning
- How partial-credit MSQ marking changes your selection strategy
- How to handle the −0.71 negative mark on MCQs without leaving easy points on the table
- Your benchmark score against the actual 2026 paper cut-off
Format
57 questions, 120 minutes. NAT × 14 (no negative marking), MSQ × 15 (partial credit), MCQ × 28 (with negative marking).
Marking
NAT: +4 / 0. MSQ: +4 / +3 / +2 / +1 (partial credit when only correct options picked), −1 if any wrong option selected. MCQ: +3 / −0.71 / 0.