CEED 2018

CEED 2018(Common Entrance Exam For Design) was conducted by IIT Bombay on Saturday, January 20, 2018 in 21 cities across the country. This year a total of 6,423 candidates registered and 5,507 candidates appeared for the exam. Of these, 1,003 candidates qualified. The top-ranked candidate is Ms.AFSHAAR of Bengaluru with a CEED score of 77.53. She is followed by Ms. HIMANI ABHAY DESHPANDE from Thane in the second rank with a CEED score of 75.08, and Mr.AKSHAY ARVIND KAMTHE from Pune in the third rank with a CEED score of 71.42.

CEED 2018 Question 1 Solution It's my point of view

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01. Shown below are two views of the same object. How many surfaces does the object contain?


Answer: 62




Total 62 Surfaces:

In Video at 1:06 that surface will confuse you, that is similar to 0:50. That whole surface is consider as a single surface. So don't get confused like me 😉

Front View: 10

Right View: 12
Top View: 11
Left View: 09
Back View: 10
Bottom View: 10

According to my view there are total 62 surfaces

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