Purpose

This assessment is designed to evaluate the domain knowledge and practical skills of candidates aspiring to become Bachelor of Engineering Technology- BTech. It focuses on assessing their understanding of industry-relevant tools, processes, and safety protocols within the Engineering sector. This assessment helps employers identify sem 2 professionals who are prepared to contribute effectively in technical and operational roles.

Overview

The Engineering Graphics and Design Assessment consists of 25 multiple-choice questions designed to evaluate a student’s grasp of technical drawing fundamentals, projection methods, line conventions, dimensioning, and standard practices. The questions cover the use of drawing instruments like compasses, dividers, protractors, and set squares, as well as the application of projection techniques such as orthographic, isometric, oblique, and perspective views. Students are tested on their ability to interpret hidden details using sectional views, apply scales for enlargement or reduction, and understand tolerance in engineering contexts. The assessment also explores geometric constructions involving curves such as cycloids, ellipses, parabolas, and hyperbolas, while emphasizing adherence to Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) guidelines and conventions. Overall, this assessment ensures that learners not only understand the theory behind engineering graphics but can also apply it practically in design and drafting.

• Industry: Engineering
• Level: Sem 2
• Tag: Bachelor of Engineering Technology- BTech
• Total Questions: 32

Skills

• Technical Drawing Proficiency
• Visualization & Projection
• Analytical Thinking
• Attention to Detail
• Standards & Professional Practice