AAT 2026 Latest News and Notifications: Application, Dates, Results & more

No. To be eligible for AAT, all of candidates are required to have attempted and qualified JEE Advanced. Only those candidates who have secured minimum passing marks in JEE Advanced will be able to log in and register for AAT. For AAT registration process, candidates will have to give registration number and date of birth. Without credentials, candidates will not be able to register for AAT. No offline applications will be accepted.

No. The authorities will not release AAT admit card. The candidates will have to present their JEE Advanced admit card at the examination centre. Therefore, candidates are advised to keep JEE Advanced admit card carefully since it will be required during the AAT admission process. If the candidates are not able to present the admit card and identity proof to the authorities at the centre, then they will not be allowed to attempt the examination.

No. The authorities will not provide the AAT application form correction facility to the candidates. While registering for AAT, the candidates will have to check the provided details carefully and update it, if necessary. Once the exam centres are selected and submitted, the candidates will not be allowed to make any changes. In case of any issues in the application form, the candidates are advised to immediately contact the authorities.

No. AAT scores will not be considered for BArch admissions into IITs. The candidates are just required to qualify AAT to be eligible for admissions. During the allotment process, the candidate's qualifying status in AAT and JEE Advanced ranks will be taken into consideration by the authorities. Therefore, the candidates are required to accordingly submit their choice of colleges for BArch admissions during the counselling process.

Yes. During AAT registration process, candidates will be able to select choice of exam centre. Once candidates are logged in, candidates will have to select their choice of exam centre from the available list. It is to be noted that the selection of centre has to be done in the order of preference. Since exam centre allotment will be done based on candidate's preferences and availability, candidates are advised to be careful.

Candidates can check JoSAA seat allocation dates on the official JoSAA website - josaa.nic.in.

Authorities will conduct AAT 2026 on June 4, 2026. AAT will be held from 9 AM to 12 PM. AAT 2026 will be conducted as wriiten test, and candidates have to complete examination within 3 hours. AAT will be held in English. The exam will be conducted to check the knowledge of candidates in General Knowledge, Geometry Drawing, 3D Aspects, Freehand Drawing, Imagination, and Aesthetic Sensitivity.