Cross sections of two-nucleon pickup reactions in the 13 C+d system, i.e. 13 C(d, α0) 11 B and 13 C(d, α1) 11 B * reactions have been measured for 180-350 keV deuterons. The angular distributions were measured in steps of 20 keV at 14 angles ranging from 30 • to 164 • , while the excitation functions were measured at 90 • in steps of 10 keV. The excitation functions of 13 C(d, α0) 11 B and 13 C(d, α1) 11 B * reactions with 5 • 167 and 3 • 307 MeV Q-values, respectively, exhibit smooth variations of cross section with energy. The angular distribution of 13 C(d, α0) 11 B reaction is asymmetric. With decreasing deuteron energy, the degree of asymmetry increases and below 220 keV deuteron energy the angular distribution is backward-peaked. This indicates a dominating contribution from the direct reaction in this channel below 220 keV deuteron energy. The angular distribution of 13 C(d, α1) 11 B * reactions are highly symmetric about 90 • , indicating a dominating compound nucleus contribution over this energy range. The trends of angular distribution of 13 C(d, α0) 11 B and 13 C(d, α1) 11 B * are consistent with the results of Putt (1971) at higher deuteron energies.