NATA

Yeah so, with 194 in JEE Main paper 2 and then 97% in 12th, you are pretty much in the eligible zone for B.Arch admission at LPU, because LPU actually considers JEE Paper-2 ( or NATA ) marks, and for eligibility they set a minimum of 60% in 10+2 with Mathematics  , like you are above that. So just go ahead with the online application, upload your JEE Paper-2 score along with your 12th mark sheets, then do the document verification process, after that counselling / seat confirmation, and most likely you'll get the offer letter. Also sometimes students land in merit scholarship brackets based on both your JEE and 12th performance, so it's worth checking those options during application or counselling.

Hi Shahid,

If you are interested only in architecture, then waiting for your NATA result is completely fine because it is one of the important criteria for B.Arch admission at Lovely Professional University. From what I know, LPU offers a good environment for architecture students with design studios, practical projects, workshops and creative learning exposure. I personally feel architecture students at LPU get a good balance of technical knowledge and practical implementation through live assignments and presentations. Once your NATA result is declared, you can easily check your eligibility and proceed with the admission process accordingly. Also, applying earlier can sometimes help regarding seat availability and scholarship opportunities. Overall, if architecture is your passion, LPU can definitely be a good option to consider for B.Arch studies.

Hope this helps. All the best for your NATA result.

Students who are planning to appear for NATA (National Aptitude Test in Architecture) should choose a junior college that offers strong academic support in Mathematics along with guidance for architecture entrance preparation.

In Hyderabad, some students prefer junior colleges that focus on strong intermediate academics while allowing time for external NATA coaching or architecture preparation. Colleges that provide structured academic support and experienced faculty can help students manage both intermediate studies and entrance exam preparation.

One option students consider is Sri Amogha Junior College, which focuses on strong intermediate academic foundations, especially in Mathematics and Science streams. A solid base in these subjects is important for students who later plan to pursue architecture and appear for exams like NATA.