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Following test locations for CFA exam were opened from November 2025 session:

• Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
• Rabat, Morocco
• Maputo, Mozambique
• Mbabane, Swaziland
• Gurgaon/Gurugram, Haryana, India
• Nashik, Maharashtra, India
• Manipal, Karnataka, India

The Material, Color & Conceptual Test evaluates a candidate's ability to use materials creatively and effectively, visualize and construct 3D forms, and handle different materials skillfully. It also tests observation, idea development, and the ability to generate multiple solutions with clear written explanations based on planning and strategy.

Materials to Bring:

Candidates should carry pens, pencils (HB, 2B, 4B, 6B), scissors, scale, cello tape, paper cutter, fevistick, eraser, compass, and coloring tools such as color pencils, dry pastels, watercolors, and brushes.

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.

It is fast but not "hard" like a puzzle. The biggest challenge is time pressure. You must answer 40 questions in just 35 minutes. The questions are usually straightforward but you don't have time to read slowly. You must skim to finish on time.

To get high score on ACT Reading section, you must begin practice with passages, sourced from official practice tests. Identify the main ideaa and structure of each passage provided to you. Then attempt questions for answering.

Since questions on the Reading section of the ACT exam are based on reading and comprehension, you must primarily focus on actively reading multiple passages, accessing the official ACT study materials and practice tests and understanding the type of questions asked from the given passages, enhancing your vocabulary and practising time management.