Architecture

You need to upload:

• Recent passport-size photograph
• Signature
• Valid ID proof (like Aadhar, Passport, etc.)
• 10th and 12th mark sheet (if available)

You can typically correct details like:

• Personal information (name, DOB, gender, etc.)

• Educational qualifications

• Exam center preferences

• Uploaded documents (photo, signature)

The application fee for NATA varies by attempt and category. For a single test:

General category: INR 1750

SC/ST/PwD: INR 1350

Outside India: INR 10,000
(Fees increase with multiple attempts)

Yes, you can apply for more than one NATA test in a year.

The Council of Architecture (CoA) allows candidates to appear for up to three attempts of NATA in a single academic year (Test 1, Test 2, and Test 3).

• You must register separately for each test.
• You'll need to pay the application fee for each attempt.
• The best score out of all attempts will be considered for admission.

This gives you a better chance to improve your score and target top architecture colleges.

You will need:

• Recent passport-size photograph (as per specifications)
• Scanned signature
• Valid ID proof (Aadhar/Passport/PAN/etc.)
• Class 10 & 12 marksheets (if available)
• Category certificate (if applicable)

NATA is conducted up to three times in a single academic year. Candidates can register for one, two, or all three sessions in a year—each held on designated weekends from March/April through June/July, subject to the number of registered students. The Council of Architecture (CoA) confirms that candidates may appear for a maximum of 3 tests per academic year, and the best score among those attempts is used for admission 

A good score in NATA typically depends on the college you are aiming for, but in general:

• 120+ out of 200 is considered a good score.
• 130–150+ can help you secure admission in top architecture colleges like SPA Delhi, CEPT Ahmedabad, and top private universities.
• Scores above 90–110 are usually sufficient for mid-tier colleges.

Remember, admission also depends on your Class 12 marks, reservation category, and college-specific cutoff.