Architecture

RNS School of architecture offers Bachelors of Architecture course at the UG level. The course duration is five years, including topics about the architecture domain and training to increase exposure for candidates. Candidates must fulfill the eligibility criteria to apply for the course.

RNS School of architecture offers Bachelors of Architecture course at the UG level. The course duration is five years, including topics about the architecture domain and training to increase knowledge and exposure for candidates. Candidates must fulfill the eligibility criteria to apply for the course. 

The fee (in INR) depends on the number of tests and your category:

• Single attempt (General): 1750
• Two attempts: 3250
• Three attempts: 4500

(Fees may vary for SC/ST/PwD/Foreign students.)

Although it is looking tough to get admission but you can go for CSAB round, there are possibilities that you will get your seat here. 

Yes, students appearing for 10+2 or 10+3 Diploma exams in the current year are eligible to apply for NATA. However, eligibility for admission depends on qualifying the exam.

Eligibility to Apply for NATA:

• Candidates who have passed or are appearing for:
• 10+2 exam with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM), or
• 10+3 Diploma with Mathematics as a compulsory subject
  are eligible to apply for NATA.

The mode of NATA application is entirely online, there's no offline submission. You must:

• Visit the official NATA portal (nata.in)
• Complete online registration
• Fill in all required personal, academic, and contact details
• Upload scanned photo and signature
• Pay the application fee at the end of the form
  
  

No, it is not necessary to send the hard copy of the NATA application form. The entire NATA application process is conducted online only through the official website nata.in. Once you have completed the form, uploaded the required documents, and paid the fee, your submission is considered complete.

No, the correction facility is usually free of cost. However, if your correction leads to a change in category or test attempt (e.g., adding another test), additional payment may be required.