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    This document appears to be a test for admissions to the National Institute of Design in Ahmedabad, India. The test has 3 sections and lasts 1 hour and 30 minutes. Section 1 asks the test taker to draw a 3D sketch of an object, describe its material, and suggest 5 alternative uses. Section 2 asks them to design a postage stamp honoring a product that brought significant change to their life. Section 3 asks them to draw either a crow, donkey, or elephant with a human figure for scale.

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    NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF DESIGN

    Paldi

    Ahmedabad 380 007

    ADMISSIONS : GDPD
    Test No. 1
    Time : 1hr.30 mts.

    Total Marks : 50

    Invigilators Signature:

    1.1 You are given an object. Make a detailed 3-dimensional drawing of the given object in the
    largest possible size in the space given below.

    1.2

    Marks 7

    Write below whatever you know about the material/s of the object:

    .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
    .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
    .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

    What is the approximate weight of the given object:

    1.3 Suggest through sketches and brief discription five different uses or functions of the given object
    other than its normal use.

    Marks 20

    2.

    Marks 10

    Name the product which according to you has brought about the most significant change in your life.
    Imagine that the Government wants to bring out a postage stamp recognising the importance of this
    product. Design the postage stamp. The size of the stamp should be 16 cm. X 16 cm.

    Explain below your idea in 50 words :

    Draw any one of the following subjects with an adult human figure, in proportion and in any relevant
    posture with maximum possible details.

    Crow

    Donkey (full grown)

    Elephant (full grown)

    Marks 10

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