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ARCHITECTURE / UNDERGRADUATE

NATA
Know your next step.

Explore the National Aptitude Test in Architecture, conducted by the Council of Architecture. Build spatial understanding, observation and creative expression for an architecture pathway.

Official exam information ↗

UNDERSTAND THE ROUTE

How the exam works

Understand the test

Read the current NATA brochure for the test format, eligibility and attempt rules before selecting practice material.

Plan your admission route

A qualifying NATA result is one requirement in an admission process. Check the eligibility and application requirements of each admitting authority.

What to practise

Use these preparation themes alongside the current official syllabus. This is a study overview, not a replacement for the examination brochure.

  • Spatial understanding
  • Visual composition
  • Architectural observation
  • Creative & analytical aptitude

AN ORIGINAL PRACTICE BRIEF

Make a start today.

Sketch a shaded reading corner for a small courtyard. Consider sunlight, seating, movement and how people will use the space.

Independent exercise; not an official or past examination question.

A useful question

Does a NATA qualification guarantee a B.Arch seat?

No. Candidates must also meet the prescribed eligibility criteria and the admission requirements of the relevant institution or authority.

Check before you apply

Dates, fees, eligibility, scoring and assessment formats can change by admission cycle. Verify the current programme brochure and amendments.

Read the official source ↗

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