MITID's B.Des admission page links sample papers for applicants. Start with the institute's current sample material and verify which programme and paper format it represents. DAT includes objective questions, written responses and drawing, so preparation should cover all three response modes rather than only multiple-choice questions.

Benefits of sample-paper practice

• Build familiarity with visual design-aptitude prompts and the on-screen test interface.
• Practise concise written responses in the descriptive section.
• Improve observation, visualisation, composition and idea communication for drawing tasks.
• Identify weak areas in logic, analytical reasoning, scientific understanding and awareness.

Download sample papers from the official MITID admission page. Use the current portal and instructions for any question archive, sample file or practice exam. The institute does not guarantee that sample questions will repeat in the live paper.