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No, enrolling into a coaching institute is not a necessity but getting into one proves to be beneficial only. These institutes tend to give you proper guidance at each and every step in your preparation. - The faculty members teaching at these institutes are extremely well-trained. - They rightly know the exam pattern along with the type of questions that are usually asked. - Moreover, you are updated with the syllabus, exam rules, dos and dots etc. On an everyday basis,
- You can also analyze your preparation simultaneously with hundreds of other fellow students. - Certain tips and tricks by faculty members work great during the exam. While there are pros to entering coaching institutes, there are certain cons as well. - Your pace of studying might not go well with the teachers. - Coaching institute timings might make your schedule hectic. - You might feel under pressure at times. - Hesitation in asking doubts.

Bachelor of Architecture B.Arch under graduate programme is a five year long programme leads up to the award of the B.Arch professional degree. It is approved by Council of Architecture (COA), India. ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION :-
1. All the candidates seeking admission to B.Arch. Shall pass/qualify the NATA (National Aptitude Test in Architecture) conducted by the Council of Architecture, New Delhi. Currently, the pass marks is 80 out of 200 in the NATA. This requirement is to be fulfilled by all candidates including those belonging to Scheduled Castes, scheduled tribes and other classified groups.
2. Candidate must have 2nd PUC/12th with 50% marks in aggregate with Math as compulsory subject. Hence JEE Paper-2 is not acceptabel here.

Hi Hitesh,
Solving previous year question papers is probably the last leg of the JEE preparation. This is preferably the best way to analyze your on-going preparation giving you an actual performance report. Not only you will know the variations in questions that are usually asked but you also get familiar to the pattern of exam, marking scheme and tactics on how to input your time wisely in solving those typical questions. Moreover, it is always better to practice enough for an exam like this. The more you practice, the better it is for you to crack the exam. JEE 2019 second attempt is in April, so start solving these papers and look out for their solutions also for improved scores.