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NationalEntrance2026 cycle

MIT ID DAT

MIT Institute of Design, Pune

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Overview

Conducting body

MIT Institute of Design, Pune

What you get

Admission to B.Des at MIT ID Pune

Latest content cycle

2026

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Exam pattern

Qualification pathway

Clear each applicable stage in order

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Selection sequence

  1. 1

    MITID DAT (Design Aptitude Test)

    Required

    Based on scores obtained from MITID DAT, shortlisted candidates are called for the second phase. This phase applies to B.Des and B.Des Fashion. For M.Des the first phase is instead a Portfolio and Statement of Purpose review.

    Studio Test And Interview BDes To: 2026-05-13

  2. 2

    Studio Test and Personal Interview

    Required

    The result of shortlisted candidates for the second phase is announced on the MITID website. No separate call letters are sent. Attending the studio tests and interviews completes the process of selection. 'The Admission Committee decides the procedures, grades and weightage every year.'

    Studio Test And Interview BDes To: 2026-05-13

Paper and stage details

What each stage contains

2 records

MITID DAT (Design Aptitude Test)

Computer-based objective MCQ test, computer-based descriptive/subjective test, and an offline drawing test on A4 sheets provided at the centre

Questions

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Studio Test and Personal Interview

On campus, in person

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Syllabus

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Design Inclination questions based on visual clues & general awareness.0 chapters · 0 trackable topics

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Analytical questions based on scientific understanding (PCM).0 chapters · 0 trackable topics

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Logical Thinking skills0 chapters · 0 trackable topics

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Communication Skills – verbal & nonverbal abilities of expression.0 chapters · 0 trackable topics

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Personality Trends – test of individual stand point.0 chapters · 0 trackable topics

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Sharp ability to analyse things, situations, contexts and to map the situation0 chapters · 0 trackable topics

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Sharp ability to identify the constitutent elements of a given thing or a situation and an overall assessment of the same(internalisation)0 chapters · 0 trackable topics

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Sharp ability to synthesise, i.e., having an ability to interpret, plan and evolve directions or strategies to address any given situation or set of issues(attitude towards problem solving)0 chapters · 0 trackable topics

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Ability to "learn" as opposed to bookish knowledge. Capacity for learnabilty by being mentally agile and flexible(learning to learn)0 chapters · 0 trackable topics

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From the above, capacity to generate knowledge and its application0 chapters · 0 trackable topics

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Ability to handle different materials and media which may or may not be familiar0 chapters · 0 trackable topics

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Ability to emphatise – being sensitive towards feelings, needs and emotions of others and to have an ability to relate oneself with others in various contexts, specific situations, events etc.0 chapters · 0 trackable topics

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Having unbounded curiosity towards things, people, situations etc,. A sense of wonderment, having a constant urge to ask questions and an urge to find out the what's, whys, how's, when's about the world and beyond.0 chapters · 0 trackable topics

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Being individualistic i.e., having independent viewpoints and convictions (as opposed to stubborness)0 chapters · 0 trackable topics

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Being very much aware about what is going on in the world and beyond and having a "worldview"0 chapters · 0 trackable topics

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Good ability to communicate – both verbal communication and non verbal communication(may be through drawing, sketching and other media)0 chapters · 0 trackable topics

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Ability to function or work as a good team member0 chapters · 0 trackable topics

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Having an ability to be tenacious – not "giving up" easily0 chapters · 0 trackable topics

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Attitude towards neatness, precision and production of quality work0 chapters · 0 trackable topics

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Important dates

2026 cycle

Latest confirmed cycle has concluded

M Des Last Date Of Application: 2026-06-30

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M Des Last Date Of Application

Completed

2026-06-30

Final List Date

Completed

2026-05-20

Studio Test And Interview BDes To

Completed

2026-05-13

Studio Test And Interview MDes To

Completed

2026-04-30

Result Date

Completed

2026-04-28

Studio Test And Interview MDes From

Completed

2026-04-24

Exam Date

Completed

2026-04-12

Last Date Of Application

Completed

2026-03-15

Applications Open

Completed

2025-10-17

Job profile & salary

Notes

MITID DAT is an admission test for design degree programmes at MIT Institute of Design, Pune. It is not a recruitment examination and carries no post, pay scale or job profile.

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Previous-year papers
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MITID DAT B.Des sample paper 2024Open ↗
MITID DAT B.Des sample paper 2024, Part BOpen ↗
MITID DAT B.Des sample paper 2023Open ↗
MITID DAT B.Des sample paper 2022Open ↗
MITID DAT B.Des sample paper 2019Open ↗
MITID DAT M.Des sample paper 2019Open ↗
MITID DAT Fashion Management & Marketing sample paper 2019Open ↗
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Official & trusted free resources
TitleUrlPublisher
Admission Process 2026-27 (B.Des / B.Des Fashion)Open ↗MIT Institute of Design, Pune
Admission Process for M.DesOpen ↗MIT Institute of Design, Pune
Admissions Guidelines (MITID DAT test guidelines and format)Open ↗MIT Institute of Design, Pune
Important Dates - Admission Schedule and Test CentresOpen ↗MIT Institute of Design, Pune
MITID Admission Brochure 2026-27Open ↗MIT Institute of Design, Pune
MITID DAT registration portalOpen ↗MIT Institute of Design, Pune
How to apply
Open official application page
  1. 1Fill the online registration form. Register for MITID DAT with your email id and mobile number on www.dat.net.in.
  2. 2An automated verification link is sent to your registered email ID. Activate your account by clicking the link.
  3. 3Proceed to the payment option and pay Rs. 3000 for Indian applicants, or Rs. 4500 for NRI, PIO, OCI and Foreign Nationals.
  4. 4Provide the required details in the application form and upload the necessary documents.
  5. 5Accept the declaration and submit the online application form.
  6. 6On scrutiny, verification and acceptance of the application form, the admit card is generated and sent to the candidate's registered email id. Candidates can also download the admit card by logging in to their profile on the MITID DAT portal.
FAQs
Does MIT Institute of Design, Pune still conduct its own entrance test?

Yes. MITID DAT is MIT Institute of Design's own design entrance test for B.Des and B.Des Fashion, run through its own portal at dat.net.in and held at centres across India. It is not routed through JEE Main, CUET or a state common entrance test.

What does the MITID DAT paper actually look like?

The Institute describes it as a combination of online and pen-paper questions. There is a computer-based objective MCQ section with options shuffled per candidate, a computer-based descriptive section answered in a text box, and an offline drawing section done on A4 sheets supplied at the centre, which are then collected, scanned and uploaded for evaluation. The Institute does not publish a question count, total marks or duration.

What is tested?

Design inclination based on visual clues and general awareness, analytical questions based on scientific understanding (PCM), logical thinking, verbal and nonverbal communication skills, and personality trends. The Institute says the weightage of each parameter can be changed by the paper setting committee.

What happens after the DAT?

Shortlisted candidates are called for Phase 2, a Studio Test followed by a Personal Interview at the MITID campus in Pune. Results of the shortlist are announced on the MITID website and no separate call letters are sent.

I want to do M.Des. Do I sit the same written test?

No. For M.Des, Phase 1 is the submission of a Portfolio and a Statement of Purpose, which the examination committee reviews. Shortlisted candidates then attend a Studio Test and Personal Interview on campus. M.Des candidates still register on the same dat.net.in portal.

What does it cost to apply?

Rs. 3000 for Indian applicants and Rs. 4500 for NRI, PIO, OCI and Foreign Nationals. The fee is non-refundable in any case, including where the application is rejected for not meeting eligibility.

What were the dates for the 2026-27 cycle?

Per the Institute's published Admission Schedule for Academic Year 2026-27: applications opened 17 October 2025, the DAT was held on 12 April 2026, DAT results were due 28 April 2026 after 5 pm, the B.Des studio test and interview ran 6 to 13 May 2026, and the final lists were published on 20 May 2026 after 5 pm. The M.Des application deadline was 30 June 2026. The Institute marks the schedule as tentative.

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