Architecture Entrance Exam

Unfortunately, it is not possible to enroll in Dr. D.Y. Patil College of Architecture for B.Arch without taking the NATA exam. To be eligible for admission to the B.Arch program, you must pass either the National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA) or JEE Paper II. The college strictly requires these exams and does not offer direct admission without them.

Yes, You can take admission in Chitkara School of Planning and Architecture ( B.Arch) without NATA. 

The basic eligibility criteria for getting the admission here is you have to score 50% Marks in the Class 12th Board Examination from Science Stream or with the subject combination of Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics. 

Although, a graduate student who has completed the graduation with the subject of Maths are also eligible to pusue this course. 

And also NATA scores will be marked as valid eligibility, although you can apply without NATA or with the marks of Class 12 ( Subject Combination of PCM ) 

No, The NATA (National Aptitude Test in Architecture) exam is a mandatory entrance exam in India for admission to undergraduate architecture programs. If you are specifically looking to pursue a Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch) degree in India, then the NATA exam is typically a required. 

Congratulations Tanish for scoring 98.9 percentile in JEE Mains paper 2. 98.9 percentile is a good score and you will get into SPA Vijayawada. For reserved category percentile vary from 90-95 percentile. Considering your score, you have great chance of converting it. There is no clear OBC rank vs percentile available. Although at 98.9 percentile the general rank will be around 11000.

Hope this answer helps. 

The Council of Architecture (CoA) has produced and made available online the NATA syllabus. Candidates can now verify the specifics of the themes, topics, and units that need to be studied for the entrance exam using the NATA syllabus. It is recommended that candidates thoroughly review the NATA syllabus in order to ensure they are adequately prepared for the entrance exam. Candidates should know that the syllabus will emphasise evaluating them on their aptitude and drawing abilities, thus they should get ready for NATA in that regard. To prepare, it's necessary to review the official NATA exam pattern in addition to the syllabus.

The authorities plan to administer NATA both offline and online, using a computer. The MCQ portion of the test will be administered online, while the offline drawing and composition portion will be administered offline. NATA will be held at multiple locations by CoA. Every registered candidate must show up at the location designated to them and use the available systems to take the exam.