UCEED 2025: IIT Bombay released the schedule of UCEED, registration has started, know fees and eligibility.. Newspoint  |  02/10/2024 16:39:07

UCEED 2025: IIT Bombay has started registration for the Undergraduate Entrance Exam for Design (UCEED) 2025. For this, one has to apply by visiting the official website uceed.iitb.ac.in. Its last date is 31 October. The UCEED 2025 exam will be conducted on 19 January 2025 from 9 am.

For UCEED 2025, candidates of the OPEN/EWS/OBC-NCL category should be born on or after 1 October 2000. At the same time, SC/ST/Divyang candidates should be born on or after 1 October 1995. Talking about educational qualifications, candidates should have passed 12th in 2024 or should appear in 2025. Those who have passed 12th in 2023 or before cannot appear in it.

UCEED exam can be given twice
UCEED can appear a maximum of twice. Its score is valid for one year. 12th-pass students of all streams can participate in it.

Important Dates
Registration - from 1 October to 31 October
Registration with late fee - till 8 November
Admit card download - till 3 January 2025
Modification in admit card - 9 January 2025
UCEED exam date - 19 January 2025

UCEED 2025: Application Fee
For female / SC / ST / disabled candidates - Rs 2000
For other category candidates - Rs 4000

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