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13 August 2018

NID-DAT 2018 Mdes Answer Key with explanation


Get NID-DAT 2018 question paper here 


Solutions 



1) A


2) A

Majoli is a river island in the Brahmaputra River, Assam and in 2016 became the first island to be made a district in India. While it is often claimed to be the world's largest river island, Ilha do Bananal and many other river islands around the world are significantly larger.

3) C
China

4) C
Jeffrey Preston Bezos is an American technology entrepreneur, investor, philanthropist, and the founder, chairman, and chief executive officer of Amazon, the world's largest online retailer.

5) A
The first color wheel dates to mid-1600s were invented by Sir Isaac Newton. He split white sunlight into red, orange, yellow, green, cyan, and blue beams; then he joined the two ends of the color spectrum together to show the natural progression of colors. Newton associated each color with a note of a musical scale.

6) C

Kalamkari is not a needlework but a hand painting.

Chikan is a traditional embroidery style from Lucknow, India. Literally translated, the word means embroidery. Believed to have been introduced by Nur Jehan, the wife of Mughal emperor Jahangir,[1] it is one of Lucknow's best-known textile decoration styles.

Phulkari (embroidery technique from the Punjab region (divided between India and Pakistan) and Haryana literally means flower work, which was at one time used as the word for embroidery, but in time the word “Phulkari” became restricted to embroidered shawls and head scarfs.

Kalamkari or Kalamkari is a type of hand-painted or block-printed cotton textile, produced in Iran and India.

Kasidakari is the Punjabi and Hindi name for a type of needlework. In Persian, it is called Kashidakari.

The following links will help you with Embroidery study

wikipedia

Craftsvilla


7) A

Edwin Lutyens and Herbert Baker.

Charles Correa famous works -

Laurie Baker famous works

Raj Rewal details -

B.V.Doshi works

Louis Kahn works

Le Corbusier works


8) D

Obvious. Explaining further, the circles of different diameter are not linked and so they together should NOT represent 'Continuation'. The circles increase in dia, which represents 'Rhythm'. Group of such circles circling are often used for Hypnotising people. And, finally, they represent 'Spiral' too.

9) D

Source - Sciencing blog

12 lunar months make up a lunar year. A lunar month can also be defined as the time the moon takes to pass through each of its phases (new moon, half moon and full moon) and return back to its original position. A lunar month takes 29.5 days, although this varies slightly around this average. The difference between a solar and a lunar year is 11 days. (Lunar - 354 days and solar - 365 days)

In every three years, an additional month (13th month) will be inserted into the calendar.

10) A

Bharatanatyam is a major genre of Indian classical dance that originated in Tamil Nadu. Bharatanatyam may be the oldest classical dance tradition of India. Bharatanatyam has been a solo dance that was performed exclusively by women, and it expressed South Indian religious themes and spiritual ideas, particularly of Shaivism, but also of Vaishnavism and Shaktism.

Kuchipudi is one of the eight major Indian classical dances. It originated in a village named Kuchipudi in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh. Kuchipudi is a dance-drama performance, with its roots in the ancient Hindu Sanskrit text of Natya Shastra. It developed as a religious art linked to traveling bards, temples and spiritual beliefs, like all major classical dances of India.

Odissi is a major ancient Indian classical dance that originated in the Hindu temples of Odisha. Odissi, in its history, was performed predominantly by women and expressed religious stories and spiritual ideas, particularly of Vaishnavism (Vishnu as Jagannath). Odissi performances have also expressed ideas of other traditions such as those related to Hindu gods Shiva and Surya, as well as Hindu goddesses (Shaktism).

Kathakali, one of the major forms of classical Indian dance.[1] It is a "story play" genre of art, but one distinguished by the elaborately colorful make-up, costumes and facemasks that the traditionally male actor-dancers wear. The traditional themes of the Kathakali are folk mythologies, religious legends and spiritual ideas from the Hindu epics and the Puranas. Kathakali differs in that it also incorporates movements from ancient Indian martial arts and athletic traditions of South India.

11) A

The below Wikipedia link will help you spot all the sites with their geographical presence in India.
List of sites declared as UNESCO World Heritage site in India

12) D

Guernica is a mural-sized oil painting on canvas by Spanish artist Pablo Picasso completed in June 1937, at his home on Rue des Grands Augustins, in Paris.

13) C

In a landmark decision that will affect the lives of all Indians, the Supreme Court declared that "individual privacy" is a guaranteed fundamental right. The verdict by a nine-judge Constitution bench could now test the validity of Aadhaar, the controversial biometric identification project the government had pushed.


14) B

The Good Design Award is a movement aimed at enriching the lives and society through design. Founded in 1957, it has been commonly known together with the "G Mark", the symbol of winning the award. Good Design Award has recognized various objects surrounding us, including industrial goods, architecture, software, systems, services and so on. No matter tangible or intangible, Good Design Award will take it as design, evaluate and honor its quality, as long as it is created to fulfill certain ideas or purposes.

In Good Design Award, five fundamental themes have been chosen to be the guiding ideals -
Humanity, Honesty. Innovation, Esthetics, Ethics

source - g-mark website 


15) D

A pH higher than 7 is considered basic or alkaline, and pH level of below 7 is acidic. A pH of 0 indicates a high level of acidity. A pH of 7 is neutral. A pH of 14 is the most basic or Alkaline.

Now, Accidity level of
Lemon juice - pH around 2.0 to 3.0
Human blood - 7.35 to 7.45
vinegar - around 2.4
Most soaps tend to fall in the pH range of 9-10.

So, the order in increasing order is
Soap, Blood, vinegar, Lemon juice

16) B

On December 22, 2010, building on the International Year of Biodiversity (2010) and the goal of significantly reducing biodiversity loss, the United Nations General Assembly declared 2011-2020 the United Nations Decade on Biodiversity (Resolution 65/161).

Following the recommendation in the Rome Declaration, the United Nations (UN) Decade of Action on Nutrition (2016–2025) was declared by the UN General Assembly in April 2016.

The International Decade for People of African Descent, 2015–2024, was proclaimed by the UN General Assembly in a Resolution (68/237) adopted on 23 December 2013.

UNESCO leads the United Nations Literacy Decade (UNLD) under the slogan of “Literacy as Freedom” (2003 - 2012). Launched at UN Headquarters (New York) in 2003, the Decade aims to increase literacy levels and to empower all people everywhere.

17) D

This link will help you with GST

Detailed item wise list of exempted items -

18) C 

Five permanent members: China, France, Russian Federation, the United Kingdom, and the United States,

And ten non-permanent members elected for two-year terms by the General Assembly (with end of term date):

Bolivia (2018)
Cote d’Ivoire (2019)
Equatorial Guinea (2019)
Ethiopia (2018)
Kazakhstan (2018)
Kuwait (2019)
Netherlands (2018)
Peru (2019)
Poland (2019)
Sweden (2018)

19) B

The below images will help you.







20) B

Usually, 3 to 3.5 meter is the standard floor height, which when converted to feet would be 3.5*3 (assuming 3 feet = 1 mtr) = 10.5
so, the total no. of floors ( and hence windows) = 100/10.5 ~ 9 (approax)

21) B

Diagonal elements adds up to 12
like:
11 + 1 = 12
9 + 3 = 12
7 + 5 = 12
? + 2 = 12
so ? = 10

22) D

The shown instrument is vernier calipers and with the two bottom  projections, we can measure length, with the top two sharp projections, we can measure the diameter and with the help of the small needle kind at the right end, we can measure the depth.

23) B

24) C

The first person takes hand shake with the rest 11 people,
the second person shakes with the 10 members but not with the first person (coz he already shook his hand). Like this if we count
11+10+9+8+7+6+5+4+3+2+1 = 66

25) C

26) A

27) A

28) d

29) B

30) D

Basically, the options represents the skin texture of elephant from different ages. I guess so. So, the animal on the top of the chain of evolution is nothing but the oldest animal (the anscestor)

31) C

A is the correct version of C. According to the shape of the figure, the building (say) has a top landing with side walls. So, the strip should be as shown in A rather than being continuous on the top as shown in C.
B and D are correct.

32) D

Observe each column. From top to bottom in each column, the no. of sides of the polygon (geometry shape) increases by one and all the shapes has the same color. Say in the first column, triangle = 3 sides, square = 4 sides, pentagon = 5 sides
second column, the no of sides from top to bottm are: 5, 6,7
So, in the third column also, the no. of sides of the shapes should be
4,5,6
So, D is the answer considering the color too.

33) 1
No. of black color pentagons  = 11
No. of white color pentagon  = 1

34) C

35) C

Fish eye view appear in a circle and looks like being in a convex mirror.

36) B
Clearly, the given three images represents objects/products used indoor. In the given options, other thn bulb, all other objects like tree, men with tennis, bicycle are meant to be used outdoor.

37) D

The following figures shows that only (1) and (4) lines/edges coincide in the side view.




38) D

Rotating W first by 180 degrees about the Y axis will result again into 'W'
Rotating the newly formed W about X axis will result into 'M'
And rotating 'M' about the Z axis will neither result into W, M or E, though it will have E structure.

39) C

40) C, D

Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin became the first person in space when he orbited the Earth in a Vostok spacecraft on April 12, 1961. About a month later Alan Shepard, Jr. became the first American in space on May 5, 1961, when he was launched aboard Mercury-Redstone 3.

So, it is not possible that someone would've made the speech before 1961

41) D
The author is feeling kind of homesickness, which is indicated by Nostalgia.

42) B

43) A

44) B

45) A

Count the no. of alphabets in the given word, for example, sabarmati has 9 letters and hence 92, Hoogly has 6 letters and hence 62, you can check the rest too. Similarly, Narmada has 7 letters and hence it should start with 7. Again, regarding the second numeric of the number, it represents the no. of vowels in the given word, Sabarmati has 3 A's and 1 I, so 4 vowels and hence 94, Beas has two vowels and hence 42. Similarly, Narmada has 3 vowels and hence 73

46) A

JST is 3.30 hrs ahead of IST. It means if IST is say 12 JST will be 3.30.
Since Namit started by 12.20 pm from Delhi and the total travel time (adding 2 hr 15 min of layover) would be 12.20 + 9.45 + 2.15 = 24.20pm which is 00.20 AM in the next day morning in the standard IST. Adding 3.30 hrs, we have 00.20+3.30 = 3.50AM

47) A

Trying to solve it mathematically, the following explanation would work. Say the area is 144

circle area is PI*R^2 = 144, which says R = 6.7
Circle perimeter = 2 *PI*R = 2*3.14*6.7 = 42.1

Square area is A^2 = 144, which means A = 12
It's perimeter is 4A = 4*12 = 48

Equilateral triangle of side A is Sqrt(3)*A^2/8 = 144
A = 25.8
It's perimeter is 3A = 77.37

So,  circle < sqaure <perimeter.

48) A

see the below picture for more explanation.


49) D

The combination of red and blue gives Magenta.
Red + Green = Brown
Red + Yellow = Orange

50) 
Unable to get a clue. Any ideas are welcome.

51) D

Example, a circle swept in 3D would result into a sphere. I assume you can imagine the rest solids. Stability of the solid can be determined by keeping the solid on say a flat surface and by giving a slight disturbance to it.
A sphere is the most unstable solid for even a small disturbance would be enough to dispel its static position, next comes the egg shape (from ellipse), the cone is the most stable solid considering that the flat circular surface of it is on ground. So, the order should be (increasing order)

circle, ellipse, star, triangle

52) A

53) C

Note the number of sides of the shape including the number of partitions, for example, the first image has 5 sides and 2 partitions and hence 5*2 = 10
the second shape has 4 sides and 2 partitions and hence 4*2 = 8
the third has 6 sides and 4 partitions, hence 6*4 = 24
Finally, the fourth image has 6 sides and  3 partitions and hence 6*3 = 18

54) A

All the given views are eligible to have the same front and top view.

55) D

The given set of four patterns has the following common features
dark solid rectangles = 2
empty rectangles = 2
straight lines = 4

Based on the above observation, we can say that B is the correct choice

56) C

Clearly, S3 is 3 and S2 is 1

57) C
I guess so.

58) C

The below image should help you.



How did I do?
Quickly draw 8X8 square. consider the base row of the table just created. Choose one cell (other than the corners) and strike out the cells which gets affected because of the queens presence in that cell, like this keep choosing in each progressing from below. You would then be able to identify the required cells where the queens need to be placed.

59) A



20 January 2017

NID-DAT 2017 Bdes Answer Key with explanation


Hi,

For now, I've quickly given the answers with little explanation and supportive images, If you're preparing for NID 2018, remind me to update the explanations. I've denied to many comments and messages in the blog and FB when they asked to solve this paper coz I was running out of time and busy with CEED/UCEED students.  Sorry for my previous rejections :)

Anyway, somehow managed time to cover this. 



Downloadable PDF - A complete list of SYL links for NID-DAT exam (sitemap) 

Solutions 

Answer image to Q30



1) D

Red flames can be from 500 to 800 degrees Celsius, while white flames can be 1,600 C or more. I

2) C
It's nothing but USB

3) C

4) D

Obviously, there should be two or more layers and that too gap filled by air, because air has less conductivity

5) C

6) B

Just breath in and observe :P

7) B

While Garden city of India
Jaipur is the city of Palaces

8)  C

Below image shows the belts of famous rivers,


Only Godavari and Krishna among the options spread from east to west or vice versa, but Krishna in the lower part covering mostly AP and KN.

9) A

It's clear Urjit R Patel is the current 
and the first id Bimal Jalan, so only 1 or 2 applies, if u observe the other names too, you will find A as the correct 


10) C

pretty easy, Thomas Edison invented bulb and Gramaphone


11) B 

Obviously, we're living here :P and others are considered as planetary gods

12) 

Jharkhand - formed on 15th Nov 2000
Uttarakhand - formed on 8th Nov 2000
Arunachal Pradesh - 20th Feb 1987
Chattisgarh - 1st Nov 2000

Just in a matter of days, right!

13) B

14) A

All the rest are south indian dances 

15) D

small size cubes - 9*3 = 27
4 cubes taken together = 8
Whole 27 cubes taken together form 1 cube

Total = 36

16) C

17) B

The Nobel Prize in Physics 1921 was awarded to Albert Einstein for his services to Theoretical Physics, and especially for his discovery of the law of the photoelectric effect

18) A

Yellow and Blue mix to form Green

19) B

20) D

21) B

straight answer
2,4,6,8
j, g, d, a

22) B

As you can see, from left to right more space is visible, i mean whilte space, so obviously area is decreasing. As the bigger part gets into pieces, it's permiter increases

23) D

24) A

25) A

26) A

I don't understand why NID asks this kind of silly questions!

27) C

28) C

29) C

30) A

31) D

32) C, D

33) B

34) C

What I understood is the alphabet with open ends on top has '0' in the decipher, 'u' and 'y' have opened at the top, so their corresponding symbols can have 0. 

35) B or D

36) A

37) C

38) C

Hurricane sandy merged with a winter and not a winter storm as such, so 1 sic not correct
Mammoth hybrid is not another name, but it's the term denoting the gaintness of the storm, 6 is also incorrect

39) D

40) D

41) A

RamPrasad and Rekha are like cousins, so Rekha is Sudhir's Aunt

42) A

43) B

Given
(X+Y+Z)/3 = 32
so,
X = 32*3 - (Y+Z)

Given 
(Y+Z)/2 = 27
so Y+Z = 54

from the above
X = 32*3 - (Y+Z)
X = 32*3 - 54 = 42

They asked to average X and 2X
which will be (X+2X)/2 = 1.5*X = 63

44) A

The pattern tells that all the open crosses must be closed first, in that case transaction from 4th to 6th happen by closing the open at the bottom

45) C

statement (1)  762 - shoes are old
(2) 248 - grandpa is old
(3) 573 - buy good shoes

from the three, we can deduct that

7 - shoes [from (1) and (3)]
2 - old [from (1) and (2)]
6 - are [only 6 left after above two which should be 'are'


46) C

it's like this
8 square - 5 square = 64 - 25 = 39
4 square - 1 square = 16 - 1 = 15
7 square - 4 square = 49 - 16 = 33

47) No correct option (Ans is 15)

Front - 3
right - 3
back - 2
left - 3
top - 3
bottom - 1

48) A

If you observe each pattern, that rectangle alternates in filled and empty, so pattern in R should have empty rectangle (either A or B)
and in each pattern that L shape with a bar at his head, flips and moves in opposite direction, it neither follows clock or anticlockwsie direction in each pattern. So, A suits after Q

49) D

50) B

by observation

51) D

Front - 1
right - 2
back - 2
left - 1
top - 2
bottom - 1

52) C

Four surfaced triangles, that's tetrahedron

53) D

all other options cannot give the relative size, there must be some other object adjacent to it to determine it's size

54) C

K is for sure represent movement, also the outer rectangle in L is not like others which represents conflict, so C should be the answer 

55) B

base row = 3+2+1 cubes
2nd row = 2+ 1 cubes
top row = 1 cube

56) D

57) A

58) B

59) C

60) B

61) D

62) C

63) A

64) B

65) B

Pretty simple, start with top left triangle numbered 1, followed by 4 or 3, after the first three, it's  for sure that we have to use 5

66) C

The question has unnecessary data confusing. But the simple answer is, 
let x,y be the ages of elder and younger bros
A,B be ages of father and mother

given
x-y = A-B
also given that A-B = 4
when the younger has just born, i.e. y =0, so

x-0 = 4
x= 4, when his mother was 30 years
so when the elder is 4, his father is 30+4, since mom and dad age diff are only 4
whent eh elder is just born, i.e. four years back, his father will be 34-4 = 30

67) A

one possible pattern could be
sid, Baldev, Mahesh, Ram, Krish

68) D

69) C

It tells the no. of overlapped rectangles, so '?' should be 3

70) B

say x is the distance to the hill
so, to cover x km, time taken is x/20 hrs
similarlyy time taken downhill to cover same distance = x/60

Now, total distance = x+x = 2x
and total time taken = x/20+x/60 = 4x/60 = x/15

so 2x distance takes x/15 hr
revrsing,
x/15 hr time is needed to cover 2x distance
so, for 1 hr, distance covered = 2x/(x/15) = 30 kms

71) C

72) A

I've shown which pattern will appear in which surface for the third given cube in the question based on rest images i nthe question.



73) A, B

XI + I = X
if you turn the paper by 180 deg

you get 
X = I + IX
equating above two

XI + I = I +IX
XI = IX

So, if you place IX in the place of XI in the first statement, second statement will be valid, so it is possible option

74) A

75) A

B for sure denote Rabbit!




24 December 2015

NID DAT - Resources and study materials

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This blog (stuff you look) is basically started for CEED, later UCEED topics were added. Now that I went through NID DAT syllabus and analysed the pattern, I found that fortunately most of the CEED/UCEED topics are similar to that of NID DAT pattern. So, in this page, I have gathered all those useful topics which are relevant to NID under separate headings as listed in the sample paper (A1,A2 and A3). Also, I have included all those mock tests, which are directly helpful to your preparation. Although bit late, but hopefully you will find these page useful.

Although bit late, but hopefully you will find these page useful. Please note that since the entire syllabus is not known, these collections are based on my pure observation/analysis and need not necessarily covers everything or might cover topics that may/may not appear directly in your exam. So, please co-operate.

This page serves as a collection of links from around the web pages that helps you study relevant topics; including topics and guide materials that I prepared. As of know, I'm just including those topics/NID-related resources that I have with me. I will update with newly found topics whenever time permits. So, keep watching ......


Downloadable PDF - A complete list of SYL links for NID-DAT exam (sitemap) 


A1. Knowledge-based questions test the candidate's ability to remember and recall factual/general knowledge.



Indian cultural GA




More Painting Resources : on wiki pagemost popular painting styles
Artistic Media used - Artistic media on Wikipedia

Check more about famous designers - famous designers here 

A very good facts blog about famous persons around the world

Go through this wiki page in free time about Art movement
  • A list of famous Indian authors - here
  • All about Prime ministers of India - here
  • A very good list of Indian Bank Logo's - here
  • Past to present logo evolution for some famous brands - here

Free time reference study

Materials and manufacturing related

I had detailed and categorized materials as well as manufacturing process with examples of day-to-day products. Don't spend much time on this topic ! Just give a brief overview.

  1. Every day materials - here >>
  2. Plastic materials and manufacturing process - A very good guide for household plastic materials and their manufacturing process. You may not go through manufacturing process, just note for what material, what particular manufacturing process is employed - here >>
  3. Tips for selecting plastic materials - here >>
  4. Top Indian stone and rock carvings - here >>
Color Selection


Let us now see some pdf files, which may help you choose color at different occasions

Signs, symbols and their interpretations

A very lengthy but useful pdf file about signs in design context. Just have a quick glance for now. Later, if you are interest you may go deeply into this book - Signs and symbols with design


A2. Comprehension based questions test the candidates’ ability to understand, explain, compare, infer, summarize, classify, exemplify or interpret.



Inference from Paragraph and pictures

Verbal Reasoning

Data Interpretation
Word/Pictogram puzzles (Rebus puzzles)

Leisure time study - material 1

Paragraph summary

Para summary material - 1
Para summary material - 2

Leisure time study - material 3

English comprehension

Comprehension material 1
Very good exercise with answer key

leisure time study - TOEFL material


A3. Analytical and Reasoning based questions test the candidates’ ability to select, compare, separate, distinguish or differentiate, de construct.



General, Mechanical and Verbal Reasoning questions

Here is a very good online website, where several free PDF files for practicing verbal, non verbal and psychometric tests are available in each page  that you can download and use for your practice - Free PDF's from assessmentday.com

(Detailed Reasoning topics will be added soon)
Most of the sample test papers (PDF files) that I've included here (below) has been taken from Job Test Prep website. Big thanks to the web owner for including free PDF files!

Free time study
Check the details in downloadable (Pdf) from working with geometry objects >>

Learn a way of Solving number of faces on complex objects >>

My solution for tetrahedron tessellation problem - Tetrahedron Tessellation problem solving here>>

Geometry representations by Malati - here>>

Leisure time works

  • A detailed instructions on how to draw a tessellation by David B Sullivan -  here
  • Best tessellations work by Escher from teacherweb - here

General Topics


Standard ISO paper sizes
Go through this link to learn about famous books and others
Check all the image formats list
Learn more about - Pica in wiki page
Learn more drawing terminology here - quizlet blog for drawing terminology
Very good collection of - perspective and non-perspective images


Relevant Mock tests

Although these practice tests are designed for UCEED, practising them is helpful for NID to the fullest. Like I said, the pattern matches to a greater extent to UCEED. So, take time in taking these questions. Also solving CEED Part-A mock tests and previous papers are very helpful. Remember NID subjective questions matches some what to CEED Part-B questions. I will try to group those questions and guide materials too ...... soon.





NID Subjective help



NID-DAT 2015 Prelims Subjective ideas

- Superb book for learning sketching techniques and different facets of design (including perspective, shadowing, shading, texture, architectural facts etc) - Design drawing by Francis D.K.Ching

- A (very famous) complete pdf book "Basic Rendering" from Robert W.Gill, which covers most of the rendering topics including perspective projections (For those wishing to learn sketching/rendering)


You can find more materials related to sketching/rendering - Resources/materials for CEED 

Also:

Answers to 2015 NID-DAT subjective sample paper by Vaishnavi Boradwar

Ideas for NID Strategic Design Management 

The above pdf file is just an attempt (of questions) to give you an idea of the type of questions that could possibly be asked in NID subjective part for SDM stream. Although I don't have idea, hopefully this is worth sharing for your reference. 

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Also check - JEE Mains Paper-2 (Arch) resource and study materials

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