Woxsen Design Test to be held on December 16

The entire admission process is conducted online, facilitating applications from students across the country, regardless of geographic location.

Woxsen University

Woxsen Design Test (WDT) will be held on December 16, 2023. The national-level online entrance test of Woxsen University is held for candidates aspiring to take admission to the BDes (Hons) programme at Woxsen University.

The questions vary based on the specific design specialisation chosen by the candidates — from fashion, interior, industrial and communication design. This assessment aims to “meticulously gauge aspirant’s aptitude in alignment with Woxsen’s academic standards.”

Benefits of Woxsen Design Test:

1. Composite Score Assessment: Woxsen University adopts a holistic approach, considering the composite scores from the preliminary test, psychometric evaluation, and personal interview rounds while accepting admissions.
2. Accessibility: The entire admission process is conducted online, facilitating applications from students across the country, regardless of geographic location.
3. Domain-Specific Questions: The preliminary test questions are tailored to each design specialisation, ensuring relevance and specificity to the chosen field of study.

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Dr Adity Saxena, dean of the School of Arts & Design, Woxsen University said, “ At Woxsen, we make students future-ready by equipping them with skills to collaborate across diverse sectors and make a meaningful impact as designers. For students who aspire to partake in this transformative experience, WDT is your gateway. The whole process is online making it easily accessible to students throughout the country.”

About Woxsen University:
Woxsen University, located in Hyderabad, is one of the first private universities of Telangana. Renowned for its 200-acre state-of-the-art campus and infrastructure, Woxsen University offers new-age, disruptive programs in the fields of Business, Technology, Arts & Design, Architecture, Law, Sciences and Liberal Arts & Humanities.