Well almost the same in my case as I have been using calculator for 1 and a half yrs now... but for getting a grasp in maths, I think u should go through the topics covered in the respective exam which you'll be giving and then go on solving many questions in a go... initially you will give a lot of time just for solving one question but after solving 15 questions or so you'll possibly get into the flow and this way you should also practice for non verbal reasoning.

Hope this helps!

There are a good number of architecture colleges in Pune like Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Architecture(BVCA), Sinhgad College of Architecture(SCOA), BKPS Pune, Minerva College of Architecture, MIT Art, Design and Technology University(MITADT) etc.

Out of the above mentioned colleges Sinhgad College Of Architecture, D.Y Patil college of Architecture, Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Architecture are few good options you can consider but not the best for sure. If possible try to get colleges in other cities like Mumbai.

Yes, you can crack NID and UCEED 2019 given you work hard for the next four months. Starting now theres almost four months left for the NID 2019 exam. Go through the syllabus carefully to see which topics you are comfortable with and which topics need more attention. Start with basic problems and clear your basics for each topic in the initial few weeks.

when you are done with your basics, start solving difficult problems or past year question papers to see where you lack.Along with this start giving mocks on a regular basis and analyze them properly. Giving mock tests will help you for the main exam by preparing you to solve questions in a time bound manner.

Now coming to your question for average drawing, if you think you are not able to prepare by yourself and not making any improvements then I'll suggest you to join a coaching institute to help you in this. If you are based in Bangalore, Pune, Chennai or Mangalore then you can visit DQ Labs centre to join their coaching program.

For tips on how to crack NID and UCEED 2019 you can visit the article section or visit this link.

there could be two scenarios here,

1. you are in 12th standard
2. you have cleared your 12th board exam

if you are in the first category then i will suggest you not to think about the results right away, you still have months to go for your 12th board exams.Work hard and focus on your studies and try to get the maximum result out of your 12th board exams. Higher the better otherwise if you scored less then you will have to compensate that with your NID/UCEED score and rank.

if you have completed your 12th board exams and score less or average then again no need to worry, whats done can not be changed now so its pointless to think about that. What you have in hand is your NID/UCEED preparation, get a very good rank in NID/UCEED exam as it will compensate for your average 12th marks but be prepared to justify why you scored less in 12th.

I hope you got your answer.

its good to see you have a clear picture as to which college you are targeting. It is important to list down the colleges of your interest. By doing this, you will get to know how much dedication and hard-work you need to do in order to get a seat into one of these premier institutes.

Now coming to your question, cutoff for NIFT entrance exam changes every year depending upon the difficulty of the paper. You can refer the below mentioned ranks to check the last merit rank admitted in the Mumbai campus through NIFT 2017 entrance exam. The ranks are given for both P.G and UG courses(M.Des and MFM).

Last merit rank admitted in NIFT Mumbai - 2017 (For General Category):-

Courses - Rank

1. FD - 97
2. AD - 190
3. TD - 457
4. KD - 464
5. FC - 118
6. BFT - 139
7. M.Des - 49
8. MFM - 61

The question is indeed very vague and your alternate answers do make sense... but if the answer key says that it is Mercury, then i guess there's no other option than to learn it that way...

Seeing the past few years trend in the UCEED exam what I can say is if you are from general category then target a rank under 20 to increase your chances of getting a seat in IIT Bombay.

The rank changes every year depending upon the cutoff and difficulty level of the exam. In 2017, the last merit rank admitted in NIFT Bangalore for the respective program is given below:-

Last merit admitted in General category

1.) FD- 319

2.) AD - 354

3.) TD - 617

4.) KD - 706

5.) FC - 230

6.) BFT - 179

If you are considering masters from NIFT Bangalore then below is last years trends

7.) M.Des - 80

8.) MFM - 79

9.) MFT - 52

I hope now you will have a fair idea for which rank to target to get into NIFT Bangalore

For single point perspective, you need to choose a 'vanishing point' , that is. the point at which all objects vanish.

Then, draw lines from this point to where you want to draw the objects and then draw the objects' outlines based on that.

Also, do keep in the mind the fact that the sizes of the objects that are closer to you are larger and vice versa.