Thank you for such a wonderful podcast, all of your experiences are really helpful in understanding design better. hope to have such more podcasts and my best wishes to all three of you. Thank you once again.
i am literally in the exact position of joining a design collage in a few weeks and i am more than happy to understand what each of you expressed and it really clarified alot of questions that i had about whether i should go abroad for my masters but i want to reach out to you somehow to clean up the few questions that i have in terms of the exact situation i am in if thats possible. Great videos as always.
Heyy Its there but for some reason its nit showing. Maybe a YT glitch. But you can check description and check timestamps. You can click on them to go to the particular time..
Sir I am a science student studying with pcm as subjects, Sir mujhe ek doubt hai 😢 Science stream student can apply for b.des at iit bombay or not. Please reply me 🙏
Sir I am a science student studying with pcm as subjects, Sir mujhe ek doubt hai 😢 Science stream student can apply for b.des at iit bombay or not. Please reply me 🙏
1:15:07 actually sir, not in india, but i think abroad people like jony ive became billionair just by doing design works, i may be wrong, but thats what i know. if you along with your friend found a company, and you become the CDO, and make your friend CEO, and hire people to do other exicutive works, you might have a chance of becoming a billionair just by doing design works. please correct me if i am wrong.
thx sir for this great podcast .....but can u plz make a podcast on 1. exploring industrial design part or design in foreign country as compare to India
one really major thing i agree with in this video, is giving the exam with a chill mindset. i gave this year's exam without any expectation and and a bare minimum preparation (fine arts 5th subject, a few questions on figure plane counting, skimmed exam patterns the morning of) however, i managed to qualify (didnt get into any iit tho) while people with skills at par with mine, who went to coaching for 2 years, didnt. pressure is a HUGE handicap. without a clear logical mind you will fumble the exam entirely. giving the exam next year with due preparation hopefully. this video is a good kick starter. 2024's exam gave me alot of valuable knowledge. thanks for the video
Hey I'll be thinking of giving it this year for mdes. I don't come from design background. But I love art and designing. But again I feel so left out cuz no one around me is doing anything similar. I just need some guidance. Can you pls. Is there anyway contacting? Insta or anything? I need a clear concept of the whole thing but it feels even the internet lacks so much what I wanna ask or anything. It would be really helpful who has qualified in it and has a basic idea what's going on or what will happen for the entrance exam and stuff.
hello! i dont have any idea about masters in design, and i have heard its quite different from the bachelor's entrance tests that i gave, so i wont be able to answer you on that. (for nid its veryy different too, but i do know 1-2 things about nid's m des entrance tho!) i think i covered my most important pointer with my initial comment. if you have any general questions, ask away! i might know something. feel free to reply under my reply. ill keep refreshing my YT
@@tan8802 thank you for replying. yeah they both might be different but ig it will be little similar too. I'd like to know does both of the exams happen together? Was your exam hard (then I can have gist of how it can level up) did u take coaching for yourself or self preparation ? If coaching the online or offline? If online then which would you reccomend? And if self prep then how did u prepare. Source material and strategy? How long did you prepare( i didn't understand that part where u said prepared for 2 yrs didn't. Are you talking about yourself or others?) ? What would be the strategy you'd reccomend for effective preperation? What one should be better at to clear it? Were quants and others other than art part very much important or how much weightage does it carry in bdes? What was the cutoff during your time? What was your score? Ik it fluctuates and mostly everything differs in masters and bachelors but pls. Which nid are you in? Does every nid differs from one another? Plus have you entered in college or gave a drop like you mentioned giving exam next year with due preperation? How much was prelims and mains differ from another? Did u clear both? How many colleges did you apply for other than nid and iit? Is it important to do so? Ik you're bdes but some general knowledge for myself. It won't be different in mdes entrance exam preparation, the questions that I'm asking. Thank you.
@@mithudhali_ 1. uceed- 2/3rds of the paper (called part A) being english, reasoning, logical thinking, maths. made the exam slightly easier. BUT. you need to get high enough marks in part A for part B (drawing) to be evaluated. you cannot qualify the exam if your part B is unevaluated NIFT- round 1- similar to uceed, but nift really prioritises neatness in drawing. doesnt have the "qualification thing". but nift exam lasts for 6 hours, while nid and uceed are 3 hrs round 2- purely craft based. you have to complete a model with provided material in 1 hr 40 minutes. NID- round 1, 30/100 marks was very basic mcqs. but 70 marks depended on drawing, which made it quite tough. you need time restricted, polished and neat skills. round 2- craziest exam ive ever fcking given. the most bizzard question you can get on an exam. (for mdes. its interview rounds. you give exams based on your chosen course. ill say more on 2nd round later) did i do coaching: yes and no. in short, i got lazy. signed up for online 2 month course, brds, and honestly the quality was good, and you get precious books that guide you well. but dont do online class if pandemic was a very lazy time for you. also online class timings suck, it doesnt cater towards your own schedule. i missed alot of classes due to that. 3. so, i ended up doing a little self study with the books. my strategy was to give the exam with an open mind (as mentioned in my 1st comment) thats really it. it wasnt a serious attempt. 4. how long i prepared- for design, 2 months. but in the longer run, ive been critically drawing for 3 years, and have given alot of reasoning exams since i was a kid, that was a huge help. and i have a smart older sibling, so that was very engaging for my brain for a long time. right now, ive started, mid june. 5. my friends prepared for NID NIFT and UCEED for 2 years, offline. (but theyve gotten into good colleges, nift and UID) i think coaching drives you in a weird direction, what you learn is learnt by 100s of other students. if youre good at not getting distracted by classmates, go for it. 6. time bound skills are SO important. you need to finish an a4 sheet in LESS THAN 30 MINUTES. (for nid, much less time + COLOURING TOO) you should be good at all the little details that define your art. your art style, as well as basic everyday things (cars metals geometric shapes) 7. being able to do art is very important, since its the medium to showcase your ideas from your mind to paper. it has 33-70% weightage (uceed ->nift -> nid) (round 1's weightage is around 40% (nift nid) 8. i didnt get into NID (toughest exam/colleges to get into) (need a daily proper mindset i didnt have last time) nid dont really differ unless you get the lowest cities i think, getting into all of them is tough. you need a dedicated and lovely craze for design (like the AIR guy has) 9. for now ive joined college to have college level mentors and a routine dedicated to design 10. prelims and mains (round 1 round 2) DIFFER SO MUCH. (MCQS + DRAWING vs 3D MODELING) dont ignore round 2, have some hands-on experience (5%) even as you prepare for round 1. start prep for round 2 as soon as round 1 ends. 11. i applied/got offers via uceed for around 14 colleges. aiming a high score for iit nid nift will hopefully bring you offers for slightly lower colleges. dont forget to apply for them. it is very important to fill for 10+ colleges. you cannot rely on your dream college. its hard work and true passion that gets you a dream government college. i hope you dont just think about starting preparation. search up some question, get a feel of it. dont simply dream about it. take action towards your future exam! focus on elements of art that you enjoy and hone it. refine what you love drawing.
So basically gaurav is trying to tell that create because creativity improves and teaches a lot of things - • patience • problem solving • skills • focus *And a lot more, also a great episode btw really learnt a lot from him also watching rob from mad, gaurav they have taught us a lot of things not just art* ❤
sir ko maukaa dena chhaiye talent waste ho rhaa jail m ye chota scam se enhe relif milnaa chhiye log tao 50000cr scam kr k india chor dateee h tab govt. kuch nhi krti he deserve the chance ❤❤ DC sir
Venom headlights will surely get some aftermarket updates, they look a bit thick, I believe they would look good if they're slim and slick (only personal opinion / nobody asked I know). I understand the design, it looks similar to other ns models, not making it much muscular so that it could be daily ridden. Pricing on the other hand is very aggressive. It's hopefully going to crash some other giant company's pocket. All in, it is awesome and grand.
