NID Admission 2023: Registration date extended till December 22; Direct link, how to apply
Sundararajan | December 16, 2022 | 06:48 PM IST | 2 mins read
NID has extended the last date for DAT 2023 registration till December 22. Check the steps to fill out the NID exam form 2023 here.
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NEW DELHI:
The National Institute of Design has extended the last date to fill out the NID DAT 2023 application form from December 16 to December 22, 2022. Applicants can complete the NID DAT registration 2023 at admissions.nid.edu. The application process for the NID DAT exam 2023 comprises registration, filling application form, uploading documents, and payment of fees. In order to complete the NID registration, students should pay an application fee of Rs 3000 (Rs 1500 for SC/ ST/ PwD) in online mode.
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NID DAT 2023 exam date is January 8. Candidates appearing for the NID exam 2023 will be able to download the NID DAT admit card 2023 from January 2. The login details required to download the NID exam admit card is email ID and password.
NID Admission 2023 - Important dates
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Events |
NID DAT dates |
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NID DAT 2023 registration with a regular fee ends on |
December 22, 2022, at 4 PM |
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NID DAT registration by paying a late fee |
December 22, 2022, at 4 PM to December 25, 2022, at 2 PM |
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NID DAT application form 2023 correction window |
December 25, 2022, at 4 PM to December 27, 2022, at 4 PM |
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NID DAT 2023 admit card |
January 2, 2023 |
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NID exam date 2023 - Prelims |
January 8, 2023 |
How to fill out the NID DAT application form 2023?
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Visit the official NID website - admissions.nid.edu.
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On the homepage, find and click on the Sign-up button.
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Next, select the program (B.Des/ M.Des) and fill out the valid details.
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Then, pay the NID exam fee for NID admission 2023.
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After completing the process, preview the details and submit the NID DAT form 2023.
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Take a printout of the NID form for future use.
NID Admission 2023 - Application fee
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Details |
NID exam fees |
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General/ General- EWS/ OBC-NCL |
Rs 3000/- |
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SC/ ST/ General-PwD/ General-EWS-PwD/ OBC-NCL-PwD/ SC-PwD/ ST-PwD |
Rs 1500/- |
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Overseas (Supernumerary) |
Rs 5000/- |
Once the NID registration is over, the authority will open the correction window of the NID DAT 2023 application form on the official website - admission.nid.edu from December 25 to 27, 2022.
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