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NATA
National Aptitude Test in Architecture. Aptitude, visual reasoning and drawing-oriented preparation for architecture aspirants.
NATA tests aptitude as much as academics. Preparation combines mathematics fundamentals with reasoning and observation skills, developed through steady practice.
National Aptitude Test in Architecture is conducted by the Council of Architecture. Check eligibility, exam dates and the exam pattern on the official website before applying.
Areas covered
- Mathematics fundamentals
- General aptitude
- Visual reasoning
- Analytical thinking
- Drawing and observation skills
Preparation focus
- Practice
- Revision
- Observation exercises
- Analytical thinking
How preparation works
- Mathematics fundamentals are strengthened through the regular Science timetable.
- Aptitude and visual-reasoning practice builds comfort with the question styles.
- Drawing and observation exercises develop the skills the drawing component relies on.
- Revision and practice are repeated through the year.
NATA at a glance
Who can apply
Students who have passed or are taking Class 12. B.Arch admission needs Physics and Mathematics plus one more subject such as Chemistry, Biology or Computer Science, with 45% aggregate.
Exam pattern
200 marks in two parts: Part A, drawing and composition (offline, 90 minutes, 80 marks), and Part B, a computer-based aptitude test (90 minutes, 120 marks). Up to two attempts in the main phase, with the best score counted.
When it is held
Tests run from April to June; registration usually opens in March.
Source: Council of Architecture NATA 2026 Brochure, checked November 2026. Rules, patterns and dates can change each year, so confirm them in the latest official notice before applying.
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