CEED 2025 Result - Result Link, Merit List, Cutoff and Download Scorecard/Rankcard

CEED Result 2025

IIT Bombay will announce the CEED result 2025 on March 5, 2025, accessible online at ceed.iitb.ac.in. To view your results, log in using your registered email ID and password. While Part A marks will be available for all candidates, Part B marks will be disclosed only for shortlisted candidates. The CEED 2025 exam was conducted on January 19, 2025. The direct link to check CEED results will be added below:

The CEED 2025 cut-off marks for Part A will be released by IIT Bombay on February 06, 2025. IIT Bombay is also set to release the CEED 2025 Topper List, along with comprehensive exam statistics. This will include details on the total number of participants, registered candidates, and those who successfully qualified for the exam. Stay tuned for these updates! Candidates meeting the cut-off score will be shortlisted, and their Part B answer booklets will undergo evaluation. The CEED 2025 merit list will be determined by assigning 25% weightage to Part A and 75% weightage to Part B. With their CEED 2025 scores or merit ranks, candidates can apply for admission to M.Des and PhD programs at CEED 2025 participating institutes.

CEED Result 2025 Release Date

The candidates can check the list of CEED result 2025 dates for important events mentioned below:

CEED 2025 Results Login Window

Here's how the CEED 2025 result login page appears:

How to Check CEED 2025 Result?

 The steps listed below can be used by applicants to check their CEED 2025 results:

• Step 1: Visit the official CEED website athttp://www.ceed.iitb.ac.in
• Step 2: Select the link for the "Candidate Portal."
• Step 3: Select the Login button.
• Step 4: Enter your email address and password.
• Step 5: Download your CEED result 2025 and print it out.
• Step 6: Keep a printout of the CEED 2025 scorecard for future reference.

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CEED 2025 Scorecard

The CEED 2025 scorecard shall be available soon for all those who are qualified. You have to access the scorecard from the online portal, and IIT Bombay, being the organizing institution, will not send the physical copy of the scorecard by post or email, but you shall download it from their official portal. Preparing using the CEED previous years' question papers as well as CEED 2025 sample papers can give good exposure towards the success of the CEED 2025 exam; since the valid CEED scorecard is just one year from the announcement date of its results.

Participating institutes will verify your CEED scorecard at the time of admission along with other important documents such as a category certificate and proof of eligibility. Keep the scorecard safe until the admission process is over. Another good use of the CEED 2025 answer key is to estimate your scores in advance. This can give you an idea of your performance and plan accordingly.

Details Mentioned on CEED 2025 Scorecard

The following information is listed on the CEED 2025 result scorecard:

• The candidate's name
• Candidate’s roll number
• Photograph scanned
• Scannable signature
• Number of candidates who participated
• Number of qualified candidates
• Qualifying marks for Part A
• Total CEED qualifying score
• Candidates' overall grade point average
• Partially obtained marks by candidates
• Unrestricted rank
• Category ranking

 Check out a specimen of the CEED 2023 result below:

CEED Result Evaluation Criteria

A and B are the two sections of CEED. There are objective-type questions in Exam Part A. Questions in Part B put candidates' design, drawing, and writing skills to the test. Candidates are chosen from a shortlist based on their performance in part A of the exam. This indicates that only those applicants who have been chosen for further consideration based on their performance on Part A of the CEED exam are evaluated in Part B. According to the CEED website, part A will be used to shortlist approximately 10XN candidates for each category if "N" is the total number of seats available in that category across all participating institutes. However, this procedure is only followed if candidates pass Part A of the CEED exam with the minimum required marks or higher.

Category-wise Minimum Qualifying Score in CEED 2025

Given below is the category-wise minimum qualifying score that an individual needs to attain. The table provided below is also mentioned on the scorecard of CEED 2025.

Calculation of CEED Result 2025

Separate rankings will be assigned for each category in CEED. To understand more about the CEED result and rankings, refer to the details below:

• Open Rank: Candidates scoring 38 or higher in Part A and a CEED score of at least 30 will receive the open rank.
• EWS Rank: General category candidates in the EWS will be ranked accordingly. As there is no separate cutoff for EWS, they will also obtain an open rank.
• SC/ST/OBC - NCL Rank: Candidates outside the general category will receive the SC/ST/OBC - NCL Rank based on their birth certificate. To validate this rank during admissions, candidates must present the necessary original documents. If unable to provide documentation, they will only be placed in the open category.
• Open PwD Rank: PwD candidates meeting Part A marks and CEED score criteria of 19 and 15, respectively, will receive the Open PwD rank. Presentation of required original documents during admission is essential for maintaining this rank. Otherwise, they will be placed in the open category if they don't use compensatory time.

Note: If compensatory time is used, a * will appear in the PwD category on the scorecard.

• OBC-NCL PwD Rank: Qualified PwD candidates achieving Part A marks and CEED scores of 34.2 and 27, respectively, will get the OBC-NCL PwD rank. Necessary original documents must be submitted during admission for this rank to be valid. If documents are not provided,
  • OBC-NCL PwD candidates may be considered in the OBC-NCL category if they achieve the OBC-NCL rank without using compensatory time.
  • They are eligible for the Open PwD category if holding the Open PwD rank but not using compensatory time.
  • Consideration for the Open category is possible if they have an Open rank and do not use compensatory time.
  • The scorecard will display * if compensatory time was used by PwD candidates.
• SC/ST PwD Rank: PwD candidates from SC and ST categories will be ranked based on their birth category. Presentation of required documents during admission is necessary for the SC/ST PwD rank to be valid. If documents are not provided,
  • PwD candidates from SC/ST categories may be considered if they have an SC or ST rank without using compensatory time.
  • They are eligible for the Open PwD category if holding the Open PwD rank and not using compensatory time.
  • Consideration for the Open category is possible if they have an Open rank without using compensatory time.
  • The scorecard will display * if compensatory time was used by PwD candidates.

CEED 2025 Exam Stats - No. of Candidates Registered, Appeared & Qualified

The statistics for the CEED 2025 exam, including the number of candidates who registered, appeared, and qualified, will be provided when the CEED 2025 results are announced. You can find information on the exam statistics for the CEED 2023 exam below.

CEED 2025 - Part A Qualifying Marks, Shortlisting, Issue of Merit Ranks

IIT Bombay is set to announce the CEED 2025 cut-off marks for Part A on February 8, 2025. It's important to note that in the previous edition of the exam, the cut-off was presented as mean and standard deviation, with a mean deviation of 22.59 and a standard variation of 11.82.

Key Points Regarding the CEED 2025 Part A Cutoff

• Part A cut-off marks are necessary for shortlisting candidates. It is essential to meet the cut-off criteria in their respective categories to have Part B answer booklets evaluated.
• All candidates meeting the Part A cut-off will receive a CEED 2025 merit rank.
• This merit rank allows them to apply for admission to participating institutes for CEED 2025.
• Candidates who do not meet the Part A cut-off and consequently do not get shortlisted will not be assigned a merit rank.

Expected CEED Part A Cutoff Marks

List of Toppers Based on CEED Result 2025

When IIT Bombay declares the CEED 2025 results, they will also publish a list of high-performing candidates known as toppers. This notification will provide details such as the toppers' roll numbers, Common Rank List (CRL), and their names. Here are some examples of CEED Toppers from previous years.

CEED 2023 Toppers

The table below provides the names of the top 10 CEED 2023 high achievers, along with their corresponding roll numbers and Common Rank List (CRL):

CEED 2022 Topper

Below is the information about the CEED entrance exam toppers over the years, including their scores in each section, overall scores, and other significant details related to the results:

CEED 2019 Toppers

In CEED 2019, Divya Lohia from Delhi secured the top position with Rank 1 and a score of 70.59. Following closely, Anurag Sachan and Alen Antony Francis secured Ranks 2 and 3, respectively:

How to Retrieve Password for CEED 2025 Results?

If a candidate forgets his or her password, he or she can re-create it by following the steps outlined below:

•  Step 1: Go to the official CEED 2024 website at http://www.ceed.iitb.ac.in/2024/.
• Step 2: Select 'Scorecard' or 'Candidate Portal' from the drop-down menu.
• Step 3: Select the 'Forgot Password' option.
• Step 4: Enter your registered email address.
• Step 5: Click the 'Forgot Password' button once more.
• Step 6: Make a new password for yourself.
• Step 7: Enter a new password and navigate through the email link.
• Step 8: Go to the official website of CEED 2024.
• Step 9: Select 'Scorecard' or 'Candidate Portal'.
• Step 10: Enter your email address and a new password.
• Step 11: Select the 'Login' option.
• Step 12: Download and print your CEED results.

CEED 2025 Final Score Calculation - Components and Weightage

The overall score for CEED 2024 will be determined by considering the weightage assigned to both Part A and Part B, as outlined in the table below:

CEED Cutoff 2025

The CEED 2025 cutoff for Part A will be released by IIT Bombay in the first week of February 2024. The CEED cutoff will be published as a mean and standard deviation. The mean and standard deviation for Part-A (CEED 2024) are projected to be 22.59 and 11.82, respectively, based on the previous year's data. Candidates with less than the CEED cutoff 2024 will be ineligible to apply for admission to the participating institutes. To qualify for admission, students must achieve the minimal CEED cutoff or above.

CEED Participating Institutes 2025

The CEED 2024 exam for admissions is being taken by 8 Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs). Aside from that, several other universities and institutions will admit students to their Design programmes depending on CEED scores in 2024. Check out the following list of CEED 2024 participating institutes:

CEED Merit List and Ranks

The CEED 2024 merit list will be made public by IIT Bombay shortly after the results are declared. Only those applicants who would be called to appear for additional admissions rounds and CEED counselling make the merit list. See some of the key elements of the CEED merit list below:

• All candidates who pass Part B of the exam are only placed on the merit list
• The CEED merit list 2024 will be divided into two sections: the final drawing list as well as a waiting list
• Applicants whose names appear on the final drawing list would be assigned seats via CEED counselling
• Any remaining seats will be filled by waitlist candidates

Candidates are assigned ranks in various categories on the CEED scorecard and merit list. Examine the various categories of CEED ranks that are assigned to candidates:

• Open Rank: Candidates who receive an open rank have a total CEED score and Part-A marks that are equal to or higher than the minimum qualifying marks
• EWS Rank: Candidates for the General Category who are members of the Economically Weaker Section (EWS) of society are awarded this rank. As there is no completely separate cutoff for such candidates, they are also given Open ranks
• SC/ST/OBC-NCL Rank:  Applicants who fall under the Scheduled Caste (SC), Scheduled Tribe (ST), and Other Backward Class (OBC) categories receive the SC/ST/OBC-NCL rank. However, these candidates' ranks are only kept if they can present original certificates issued by the pertinent authority during the document verification process. Any candidate will only be considered under the Open category if the required document is not produced
• Open PwD Rank: Candidates in the General category who are physically disabled may apply for this rank. However, just like with the SC/ST/OBC-NCL rank, candidates can only keep their Open Persons with Disability (PwD) rank if they can present the necessary paperwork when the paperwork is being verified
• SC/ST/OBC-NCL PwD Rank: Candidates who fall under these categories and have a physical disability are eligible for this rank. Candidates will be admitted based on their SC/ST/OBC rank or Open rank, as appropriate, if they fail to present the necessary documentation during verification.

What After CEED Results?

A CEED rank doesn't really guarantee admission to universities that accept CEED scores. Candidates must submit separate applications to every college which accepts CEED scores for MDes admissions if they have been shortlisted for admission based on their CEED performance. Candidates must then fulfill the admission requirements outlined by each college, which typically include showing up for an additional written exam/interview round.