NATA

For admission to various professional degree courses, including Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch) programmes offered by various institutions in Kerala, the Commissioner of Entrance Examinations (CEE), Kerala, administers the state-level entrance exam known as KEAM (Kerala Engineering Architecture Medical). The test is broken up into two sections: Paper 1 is for physics and chemistry, and Paper 2 is for math. Candidates must also pass the National Aptitude Test in Architecture to be admitted to Kerala's B.Arch. programme (NATA). The NATA exam is divided into two parts: Part A is a drawing test, and Part B is a test of general intelligence and scientific prowess. 200 points are awarded for passing the exam overall, including 125 points for Part A and 75 points for Part B. While the NATA score is utilised as a qualifying requirement for admission to B.Arch. courses, the KEAM exam score is used to rank students for admission to various courses, including B.Arch. provided in Kerala.

The National Institutes of Technology is one of the most prestigious colleges in India. SPA, JJ School of Architecture, CEPT, etc. Are other good architecture colleges in India. However, you might find that the work culture and environment at a school of architecture and design are drastically different from those at the National Institute of Technology. Technical subjects are taught in a very good technical environment at the National Institutes of Technology, which is crucial to honing your technical skills and practical knowledge of building in addition to aesthetics. When deciding upon the institute, you take into account the reputation of the institute, the quality of the infrastructure, the credibility of the degree, the teachers, and the exposure you will have while a student there. The National Institutes of Technology definitely take the cake here. Also, the National Institutes of Technology offer flexibility in modifying your subjects by means of elective courses along with audit courses.