Architecture Entrance Exam

After candidates are allotted seats during TANATA counselling process, they will have to confirm admission. It is to be noted that confirmation of admission should be done before the final date. For confirmation of admission, candidates will have to visit their respective college, pay required fee and submit their documents for verification. If candidates are unable to confirm their admission before the final date, then their allotment will be cancelled.

After TANATA counselling registration, candidates will have to verify documents. It is important for candidates to take all original documents along with photocopies to assigned venue to verify it. If candidates are unable to verify documents before last date, then they will not be able to participate in TANATA seat allotment process.

The authorities have not announced the TANATA 2025 seat allotment dates yet. After the choice filling process is completed, the authorities will announce the seat allotment result of TANATA 2025. Separate seat allotment results are expected to be announced for the different rounds of TANATA 2025 counselling. All allotted candidates will have to confirm their admission before the final date. 

During TANATA counselling, candidates will have to complete the choice-filling process. All registered candidates will have to verify their documents and proceed to select their choice of colleges for admission. It is to be noted that selection of colleges has to be done in the order of preference. This is important as it will be considered by the authorities for allotment of seats.

No. The authorities will conduct TANATA counselling as an offline process. All qualified candidates will have to register for the counselling process by filling out the online form. After completing the registration process, the candidates will have to verify their documents at the venue and fill out their choice of colleges. Allotment of seats will be done based on the candidate's rank, preferences, category and seat availability.

As per the official TANATA exam pattern, the total duration of the entrance examination is 180 minutes. The candidates will have to attempt 100 questions within the allotted duration. During the initial 90 minutes of the exam, the candidates will have to attempt 60 objective multiple-choice questions and in the latter 90 minutes, the 40 drawing questions have to be attempted. No extra time will be allotted to the candidates to complete the examination.

Yes. TANATA cutoff will be different for various categories. It is estimated that the admission cutoff will be higher for colleges that have a higher preference from the candidates. Similarly, the general category candidates are likely to have a higher TANATA cutoff range as compared to the reserved category candidates. Various factors will be considered by the authorities while preparing the cutoff.

The authorities will prepare TANATA qualifying and admission cutoff to select candidates for BArch courses offered by the participating institutes. The TANATA qualifying marks will consist of minimum marks that the candidates will have to secure to pass the entrance exam. However, admission cutoff will consist of the range of marks that the candidates have to meet to have higher chances of admission.

While preparing TANATA cutoff, the authorities will consider various factors that are related to the examination and admission process. Some of important factors that the candidates will check to prepare cutoff of TANATA are difficulty level of the exam, previous years' cutoff trends, total number of qualified candidates, total number of seats, etc. All of these factors are thoroughly checked before preparing TANATA cutoff.

TANATA cutoff consists of minimum marks that candidates will have to secure to have a higher chance of admission into their preferred college. However, admissions are not confirmed if candidates meet the cutoff. There are various factors involved in allotment of the candidate. While preparing TANATA cutoff, the authorities will check various examination and admission-related factors.