Architecture Entrance Exam

Amity university takes admission on the basis of board result
(criteria is student should have more than 69% in PCM and English) and they take a interview and a written test.
Amity has started their own exam from now on which they call AMITYJEE.
So, you have to crack AMITYJEE and then you can take admission at Amity University.

Yes, you can apply for NATA, but mathematics is mandatory.

No, you would not get NIT Because
Eligibility For admissions to NITs/ IIITs/ GFTIs, candidates should have secured at least 75% marks in class 12th exam or be in the top 20 percentile in the class 12th exam conducted by the respective board. For SC/ ST candidates, the eligibility criteria is 65% marks in class XII.

Dear Braj,Thank you for showing interest in Ganga Institute of Architecture and Town Planning. Our college is approved by Council of Architecture and affiliated with Maharshi Dayanand University. Yes, you can get admission for B.Arch and the eligibility criteria to take admission in B.Arch is 10+2 pass or equivalent qualification from a recognized board/ University with Mathematics, as a compulsory subject with more than 50% marks. All admissions to Architecture degree course shall be subject to the passing of National Aptitude Test in Architecture NATA conducted by the Council of Architecture or JEE Main 2nd paper.

Congratulations for securing such good mark. Your chances of getting NIT are quite high.
Please have a look at previous year's cut-off.

Probably, you may get SPA-Delhi. But it totally depends on their merit list and selection criteria.

Hello,
I hope you are doing well. No, you can not get any NIT because you don't have sufficient marks in JEE paper 2. Do apply for private college through NATA score. Also, you are not eligible for AAT examination.

Check out cutoffs from various sources or contact Arch students of the college.

No, not a problem at all, creativity is the baseline in Architecture and not sight problems.

Hi, it sounds a little difficult to get a seat in DY Patil COA, you may have a chance, but there are other good colleges, which you may try.