NATA

Hello,
Yes, you can take admission in B.Arch but you should have at least 50% marks in your 10+2 exam and as you score well in NATA, it's a plus point for you.
All the best.

Hi Namrata,
The admission process will tentatively begin in the month of May-June 2019 and the semester will begin tentatively in the last week of July 2019.

Of course. You need to check the eligibility criteria as below. Candidates now need to secure a minimum of 50% aggregate marks in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. Earlier, candidates needed to study only Mathematics as one of the compulsory subjects in 10+2
Students pursuing Humanities courses can also pursue B.Arch provided they take additional exams conducted for Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics by CBSE.

Below is the link which contains all available Shiksha question papers for NATA exam. If you need more such question papers, request you to kindly search for it on the internet. https://www.shiksha.com/architecture-planning/nata-exam-question-papers.

Please visit the following link to know about the colleges accepting NATA scores: https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/articles/list-of-popular-colleges-accepting-nata-scores-blogId-10681.

AIEEE - All Indian Engineering Entrance Examination. It has nothing to do with Architecture courses.

As per the new eligibility criteria, you are not eligible for NATA test, but it is wrong eligibility criteria which is not matching with the universities criteria. 50% marks should be in the aggregate and not in an individual subject. I have mailed to COA.
NATA eligibility criteria is technically wrong, no university demands such type of eligible criteria.

Preferably about 90% in your HSC and 100+ in NATA can get you a seat in Sir JJ College of Architecture.

Hi Supran,
150+ is a very good NATA score. When it comes to JJ college, both your NATA score and your board exam score will be taken into account that is 50% of your board marks and 50% of your NATA score. You need have 150+ on an average. So, it seems quite difficult for you to get in there. You have a bright future in architecture, no matter what college you are in.
Good luck.

Hi Roshini, Please refer to the link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/architecture-planning/exams-st-12.