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CREATIVE ABILITY QUESTIONS NIFT 2026 PREPARATION

 

🎨 Creative Ability Test (CAT) – Sample Questions

The CAT section focuses on assessing creativity, observation, and design skills:

  1. Futuristic Design: Visualize and sketch a household appliance (e.g., refrigerator, washing machine) as it might appear in the year 2050. Use colors to enhance your design.

  2. Shape Composition: Using only geometric shapes (circle, square, triangle), create a composition representing a musical concert. Provide a brief explanation of your design choices.

  3. Sequential Art: Illustrate a four-panel comic strip depicting the transformation of a caterpillar into a butterfly. Ensure clarity in each stage of the metamorphosis.

  4. Poster Design: Design a poster promoting environmental conservation with the theme "Save Our Planet." Incorporate relevant imagery and a compelling slogan.

  5. Product Illustration: Sketch a new design for a school backpack that incorporates sustainable materials and ergonomic features. Label key components and materials used.

🎨 Creative Ability Test (CAT) – Sample Questions

  1. Futuristic Design: Visualize and sketch a wearable gadget that could be commonly used in the year 2050. Describe its features and functionality.

  2. Shape Composition: Using basic geometric shapes (circles, squares, triangles), create a composition that represents a bustling marketplace. Provide a brief explanation of your design.

  3. Sequential Art: Illustrate a four-panel comic strip showing the transformation of a seed into a blooming flower. Ensure clarity in each stage of growth.

  4. Poster Design: Design a poster to promote the theme "Clean India, Green India." Incorporate relevant imagery and a compelling slogan.

  5. Product Illustration: Sketch a new design for an eco-friendly water bottle. Highlight its unique features and materials used.

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