Parul University has extended registrations for the PU-DAT Entrance Exam for its Domestic Vertical – Bachelor of Design (B.Design) programme.

Today, products are not just judged by how they function but also by their user experience. Which means design thinking, innovation, and user-centric problem-solving now define the design industries. This means the Bachelor of Design is no longer limited to aesthetics; it must be a strategic career pathway.
Parul University’s B.Design programme is built around:
Backed by advanced design studios, fabrication labs, and prototyping facilities, PU’s design education reflects how design is practiced in professional environments today.
Expert Insight:
According to IDEO, design thinking is a human-centered approach to innovation that integrates people’s needs, technological possibilities, and business requirements. By emphasizing empathy, experimentation, and creative confidence, the design thinking methodology enables individuals to address complex challenges and develop innovative solutions across industries such as business, education, healthcare, and social innovation.
Source: IDEO
PU-DAT (Parul University Design Aptitude Test) is the official entrance exam for admission into the B.Design programme.
Unlike rote-based exams, PU-DAT focuses on potential, not prior technical expertise, making it accessible to students from Science, Commerce, and Arts backgrounds.
Graduates of Parul University’s B.Design course can pursue careers in:
Industry Insights:
The World Economic Forum consistently ranks creative problem-solving, design thinking, and innovation among top future skills, reinforcing the relevance of design education across sectors.
Source: Future of Job reports.
Students enrolled in the B.Design programme gain access to:
This environment ensures students graduate with strong portfolios, not just degrees which is an essential differentiator in design careers.
With the registration deadline extended to 22nd January, this is a critical opportunity for aspiring designers who want structured, industry-ready education.
The countdown phase (22nd–25th January) is designed to help students:
The B.Design programme at Parul University is designed for students who want to create, innovate, and solve real-world problems through design. With PU-DAT registrations extended, now is the right time to take the first step toward a future-ready design career.
Apply before 22nd January
Appear for PU-DAT on 25th January
Frequently Asked Questions
Students from any academic stream (Science, Commerce, Arts) interested in design careers.
No. PU-DAT evaluates aptitude and creativity, not technical mastery.
Its blend of studio learning, industry exposure, and hands-on prototyping.