NID DAT 2021 admit card released at admissions.nid.edu; Direct link here
Lilina Naorem | March 4, 2021 | 04:19 PM IST | 2 mins read
Candidates can now download the NID DAT admit card 2021 from the official website admissions.nid.edu. NID DAT 2021 to be held on March 14.
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Download NowNEW DELHI: The National Institute of Design has released the NID DAT 2021 admit card today, March 4 at 4 pm on its official website admissions.nid.edu. Candidates can now download the NID DAT admit card 2021 by providing the required login credentials. NID Design Aptitude Test is conducted every year to offer admission to aspirants interested in various BDes and MDes programmes. NID DAT 2021 is scheduled to be held on March 14 in 23 cities across the nation.
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NID DAT admit card 2021 - Important Dates
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Events |
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Issue of NID DAT 2021 admit card |
March 4, 2021 |
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NID DAT 2021 |
March 14, 2021 |
How to download NID DAT admit card 2021?
Following are the steps to download the NID DAT 2021 admit card.
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Visit the official website - ( Click here )
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Click on the “NID DAT admit card” tab
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Enter the credentials details - email id and date of birth
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Click on the “Submit” button
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NID DAT admit card instruction will be displayed on the screen
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Read the instruction carefully and click tick against the declaration box
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Then click on 'Proceed to download' button
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NID DAT 2021 hall ticket will be displayed on the screen
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Download the admit card and take the printout of the same
Details mentioned in the NID DAT exam admit card 2021
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Candidate’s name
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Candidate’s signature
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Application number
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Candidate’s roll number
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Exam date
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Exam time
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Exam centre
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Code of the exam centre
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Date of birth
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Reporting time
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Name of the programme
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Exam day guidelines
COVID 19 Guidelines
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Candidates have to wear face masks at the exam centres. Candidates will not be allowed to enter the exam centres without the face masks.
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Students will be asked to remove the face mask at the entry gate for identification purposes.
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Thermal checking will be done at the entry gate.
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Students showing COVID 19 symptoms will not be allowed to enter the test centres.
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It is mandatory to maintain the social distancing norm at the exam centres.
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Candidates must carry their own transparent hand sanitizer bottle and use it periodically during the entrance exam.
Other Details
In case of a discrepancy in the details mentioned in the admit card of NID DAT 2021, candidates must report to the concerned authorities immediately for rectification. NID DAT admit card is an important document which candidates must carry to the exam centre along with a valid identity card. Candidates are strictly prohibited to carry any electronic devices and study materials at the exam centres. Candidates must report to the exam centres at least 2 hours before the entrance exam.
Students must note that the entry gate of the exam centres will be closed 30 minutes prior to the commencement of the entrance exam after which none of the candidates will be allowed to enter the test centres under any circumtances.
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