Questions on Colour Theory - For NATA, NIFT, NID, UCEED & CEED Exams.

In NIFT, NATA, NID, UCEED & CEED Exam many times questions based on Colour Theory are asked.
This Video shows some examples of questions based on colour theory.
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[@pinku6360]

2:31 and 2:50 are having contradicting answers (same question with different answer)
2:50 should be lightness of color right?

[@faseenapt5787]

Expect these like more vedios...This is very helpful..Thanks a lot...😍

[@vedantsharma8983]

Sir questions no 20 green is not a primary colour and after adding 3 primary colour we get brown not white

[@tmeenakshi2136]

Crt bro..green is not a primary

[@amaankhan8199]

@@tmeenakshi2136 in additive color the result is white , and green is considered primary

[@withloveshee]

i think the answer for 15.Q IS a. complementary colours

[@harsha.a5608]

It's really helpful video..pls add more image based questions like principles of design..pls take a new video include this also

[@manikyampalaka2612]

Tq , so much ma'am. It's really very helpful 👍👍. Pls update more videos based on syllabus...🙏🙏🙏. I had a doubt regarding 8 , 9, 10 questions ma'am. Pls clarify them.

[@user-qu8hr9mv7l]

This is very helpful and I like your video music 🥰 it is give the positiveness

[@hariharan.02]

Pls give more ques and ans videos ...tqsm for this

[@greeshmapetla6474]

One small correction sir in Question number 20 .green is not a primary colour.

[@supriyokarmakar6416]

in additive color, red green blue are the primary colours

[@devikaunnikrishnan8129]

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[@tannuchoudhary8189]

Which is the difference btw tertiary(intermediate) and triadic??

[@aayushishah885]

I think tertiary means when we mix primary and secondary color and the 1 color we get is tertiary.but triaduc is the colors on color wheel having 3 colors in between. Like yellow blue red, purple green yellow-orange. It doesnt have to be tertiary in order to be triadic and they are always 3 unlike tertiary

[@soumitaghosh9854]

In question number 20 both white and black obtained. If there is no light then we get black, and if presence of light we get white. Am I right?

[@palakyadav4740]

Yeah

[@abrarshaikh6754]

Thanks for this video😊

[@revatiwakchoure1050]

This video is so useful ☺️

[@luckypiggy6847]

7. Value

[@paramjitkaursohanpal1667]

is colour theory question asked in jee paper 2

[@harithamathivanan4996]

mam , what is mean by triad color scheme?

[@diytech5798]

13=analogous colours. is it correct

[@paporidevidas1580]

Yes

[@anuahlawat]

we need one more vedio on in plz help us

[@shauryasaxena5263]

Tq for this 😊😊

[@mohammedzahin6720]

Can I get crash course?

[@bluearttattoos3069]

Question 10 it's confused

[@wallishasahu737]

Three primary colours are Red, Blue and Yellow not red, blue and green,,, green is not a primary colour,, it is a secondary colour,, please rectify your mistake

[@minalijain811]

Plss provide pdf too

[@KirtiKushwah-qs6sb]

Thanks you mam

[@mitushisinghal2235]

green is not primary !!!!

[@pinku.8011]

Please explain me 20th question 5:30

[@sainikhitha2075]

Red Blue and Green are primary colour right, so if we mix those three colours (Red, blue and green) we get white colour .... that's it . Hope you got it ❤

[@pinku.8011]

@@sainikhitha2075 acha..... ok thanks

[@sainikhitha2075]

@@pinku.8011 I'm sorry I didn't see... it's not green it's yellow ... Red Blue and yellow

[@pinku.8011]

@@sainikhitha2075 it's ok np

[@samarthtyagi8727]

lol
Color is a value is a better answer

[@shambhavimangaonkar5927]

Primary colours are - Red , Yellow & Blue you have given wrong red green & blue

[@swarajdeshmukh9027]

Q4 answer is wrong

[@061_riyaesther4]

What is the answer?

[@dhruvgupta9518]

how??