NID DAT M.Des 2020 Result Rechecking Window opens

Gurugram - The National Institute of Design opened the rechecking window for NID DAT M.Des result on February 24 at 6 pm. NID DAT Result for M.Des was announced on February 21. If candidates find any discrepancies on the result of NID DAT, then they can submit a request for re-evaluation of the result on the official website (admission.nid.edu) till February 26, 4 pm. Students have to pay Rs 2000 as a rechecking fee.

NID DAT Result - Important Dates

NID DAT Prelims Result Rechecking is confined to the following aspect

1. Re-evaluation if all the answers have marked.

2. Rechecking if there has been any error in summing of marks for each question in the Part - II of answer booklet and transferring the marks correctly onto the cover page of the answer booklet.

Few Other Important Points to be noted

• Any candidate, person or organisation will not have the privilege to claim the rechecking or disclosure or inspection of the answer scripts or copies of it as the NID admission cell considered these as most confidential.

• If there is any mistake found on rechecking the answer booklet, an amendment will be made on the marks accordingly.

• Candidates will be conveyed about the revision of marks (if any) to the registered email id.

• Any loss or damage or any inconvenience caused to the candidates resulting in the revision of marks will not be a responsibility for the Institute. Moreover the Institute does not entertain any claim on this subject. The revision marks will be treated as final score.

• Candidates must submit the rechecking request along with the scanned copy of the admit card duly signed by the invigilator and the seal of the exam centres on the official website only. Students must note that the authority does not accept rechecking requests over email.

About NID DAT

NID DAT is a national level exam conducted by NID to offer admission for postgraduate and undergraduate courses in design programmes at different institutes of NID. NID DAT is held on the basis of pen and paper mode.