Please refer to the section on Minimum Eligibility
We suggest students to study the minimum eligibility requirement carefully, before applying to FLAME University.FDAT is an online examination (MCQ based) divided mainly into two parts:
Part one: Part one is the general aptitude test that is based on an online examination (MCQ based) and divided into four sections given below:
- Verbal Ability: 40 questions (50 marks)
- Reasoning Ability: 20 questions (40 marks)
- Quantitative Ability: 20 questions (30 marks)
- General Knowledge: 20 questions (20 marks)
Part two: Part two contains different types of drawing, sketching, and situation analysis questions that test the design and creative ability of candidates. The questions may require the students to sketch based on various situations that are presented to them. This may include objective, perceptual, and imaginative types of sketching. Designs for logos or infographics that are intended to communicate information visually. Analyzing, identifying, and solving problems based on observation.
Part two will consist of four questions with a total of 50 marks.
- Imaginative Sketching: (20 marks)
- Object Sketching: (10 marks)
- Situational Analysis: (20 marks)
The total duration of the FDAT shall be 180 minutes.
The duration of part one is 120 minutes, and part two is 60 minutes
For candidates who have submitted their UCEED/NID/NIFT scores, only an Online Personal Interview will be conducted (FDAT is optional for them).
This part of the admission process will also be conducted online after you complete the FLAME Design Aptitude Test (FDAT) and the Essay. FLAME University's admission panel will conduct the Personal Interview. Possible questions may include your reasons for applying to FLAME, your passions, your role model, your learnings and aspirations. Your responses will help the University to know more about you, your personality, your communication skills and your clarity of thought. It is meant to give you an opportunity to express what may not be stated in your application.
The Online Personal Interview is a part of the FLAME University online admission process. It will be conducted online after you complete the online FLAME Design Aptitude Test (FDAT). Well before your interview is scheduled, you will receive a link to join for the discussion with our faculty panel.
- One will detail the day and time for FDAT (if applicable). The second will communicate the day and time of your Personal Interview. System requirements will also be communicated.
- The Online Personal Interview is a part of the FLAME University online admission process. Applicants shortlisted for online personal interview will receive an email from the university including details such as day-date, timing and a zoom link to join. Please note FLAME University will schedule interviews on any one of the cycle wise scheduled dates between 9:30 AM to 5 PM. We advise you to plan your availability as per the mentioned schedule, as we may not be able to reschedule your interview.
FLAME University has designed the selection process in such a way that each applicant has a fair chance of admission. The university tries to ensure that bright well rounded individuals get admitted to its undergraduate programs.
We have an internal assessment process which considers the following aspects of your application:
- Admission Test (FDAT/UCEED/NIFT/NID)
- Online Personal Interview
- Past Academic Record
- Extracurricular activities/ achievements
- Statement of Purpose (SOP)
- Portfolio (Optional)
We follow a sliding principle for selection, where we shortlist candidates based on their overall performance on all the parameters listed above. As an applicant, if you score below average in your entrance test, but your application is strong in other aspects, chances are you might still get an offer from FLAME University. Obviously, the higher the test score, the better your chances of getting an offer letter. Your chances of selection are brighter if you have a strong academic record, well-articulated SOP, and extracurricular/ professional achievements.