AAT

No, you can get into IITs for B.Tech or any some other Science courses or integrated courses.

Registration for Architecture Aptitude Test commences after the announcement of IIT-JEE Advanced results. Eligibility Criteria for AAT Only the applicants who successfully qualified JEE Advanced can appear for AAT to get admission to B.Arch. Hence you are not allowed for AAT examination because you did not write JEE Advanced.

Registration for Architecture Aptitude Test commences after the announcement of IIT-JEE Advanced results. Eligibility Criteria for AAT Only the applicants who successfully qualified JEE Advanced can appear for AAT to get admission to B.Arch. So if you had given and qualified the JEE Advanced examination only then you will be allowed for AAT.

Registration for Architecture Aptitude Test commences after the announcement of IIT-JEE Advanced results. Eligibility Criteria for AAT Only the applicants who successfully qualified JEE Advanced can appear for AAT to get admission to B.Arch. Hence as you did not appeared for JEE Advanced examination then you will not allowed.

Hello Deepak, Yes for getting admission in IIT for architecture, this exam is a must. But if you have passed JEE Advanced this exam you will surely pass. Do not worry.

You can apply for Dayanadasagar, Acharya NRV, and School of Planning And Architecture.

I guess, AAT is only for pursuing architecture from the IIT's
For NITs, only your JEE marks are enough.
Is this the Architecture Aptitude Test you are talking about?

This rank is enough for your admission in government colleges. You are eligible for getting a merit seat in government engineering colleges.

No, for AAT exam, you need to clear JEE Mains, first then advance and if you got selected in advance then you have to give AAT for which you also require above 75% in class 12th.