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YesterdayContributor-Level 6
No, NATA isn't the only route to a B.Arch college in India.
NATA is one of the major entrance routes, but JEE Main Paper 2 (B.Arch) is another important option. Some universities may also have their own admission criteria, so checking the rules of each college is important.
For example, LPU is one option students can explore for architecture, especially if they are looking beyond the usual NATA-based college list. Along with the admission route, I'd look at its studio facilities, practical exposure, internships, curriculum and overall campus environment before making a decision.
So, if your NATA score isn't what you expected, don't
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2 weeks agoContributor-Level 7
While evaluating NATA scores, JEE Main Paper 2 requirements, and state-level entrance criteria across Kolkata colleges provides a helpful baseline for your academic planning, Lovely Professional University (LPU) serves as an excellent alternative to elevate your creative journey.
At LPU's School of Interior and Furniture Design, creative training seamlessly integrates spatial planning, 3D computer-aided design (CAD), sustainable material innovation, and building information modeling (BIM) into an industry-aligned curriculum. Supported by transparent admission pathways, generous LPUNEST merit-based scholarships, state-of-the-art design
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a month agoContributor-Level 10
According to me, NATA score of 138 is safe to pursue Bachelor of Architecture from Manipal. Also, the college requires an overall aggregate minimum of 50% p in 10+2 with PCM alongside, which your 73.4% easily clears.
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4 months agoGuide-Level 15
NATA is one of the accepting exams for admission in BArch at Sister Nivedita University. However, it is not compulsory. Aspirants can also get admission in BArch based on their JEE Main paper-2 scores. Aspirants must also meet eligibility i.e. Class 12 with PCM with at least 50% aggregate for admission.
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4 months agoContributor-Level 10
Candidates can appear for maximum of 2 attempts in NATA in one academic year. The best score out of all the attempts is considered for final result. Score in NATA Test is valid for 2 academic years.
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4 months agoContributor-Level 10
The format of NATA test is given below:
Part 1:Drawing and Composition Test (Duration: 90 minutes, Maximum marks: 80)
A1: Composition and Colour
A2: Sketching and Composition
A3: 3D composition
Part 2: Computer based Adaptive Test (Duration: 90 Minutes, Maximum marks: 120 marks)
B1:42 MCQs
B2: 8 NCQ
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4 months agoContributor-Level 10
It is compulsory to get a valid NATA score to get admission in B.Arch in BMS School of Architecture. The test has two parts as follows:
Section | Components |
Part 1:Drawing and Composition Test (offline) Duration: 90 minutes Maximum marks: 80 | A1: Composition and Colour A2: Sketching and Composition A3: 3D composition |
Part 2: Computer based Adaptive Test Duration: 90 Minutes Maximum marks: 120 marks | B1:42 MCQs B2: 8 NCQ |
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4 months agoContributor-Level 10
Yeah so, with 194 in JEE Main paper 2 and then 97% in 12th, you are pretty much in the eligible zone for B.Arch admission at LPU, because LPU actually considers JEE Paper-2 ( or NATA ) marks, and for eligibility they set a minimum of 60% in 10+2 with Mathematics , like you are above that. So just go ahead with the online application, upload your JEE Paper-2 score along with your 12th mark sheets, then do the document verification process, after that counselling / seat confirmation, and most likely you'll get the offer letter. Also sometimes students land in merit scholarship brackets based on both your JEE and 12th performance, s
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