AAT 2025: Result, Counselling, Admission Process, Eligibility

No. To be eligible for AAT, all of the candidates are required to have attempted and qualified JEE Advanced. Only those candidates who have secured the minimum passing marks in JEE Advanced will be able to log in and register for AAT. For AAT registration process, the candidates will have to provide their registration number and date of birth. Without the credentials, the candidates will not be able to register for AAT. No offline applications will be accepted.

The authorities conducted AAT 2025 in June 2025. The entrance examination will be held from 9 AM to 12 Noon for all eligible and registered candidates. AAT 2025 will be held as a pen-and-paper-based test and the candidates have to complete the examination within 3 hours. The examination will be held in English and the candidates will be assessed in their knowledge of General Knowledge, Geometry Drawing,  3D Aspects,  Freehand Drawing,  Imagination and Aesthetic Sensitivity.

AAT 2025 application form will be available online. The eligible candidates will be able to access the AAT application form 2025 at jeeadv.ac.in. The final date to fill out and submit the application form of AAT 2025 will be in June. No applications will be accepted after the final date. Candidates will be able to access the AAT application form online at jeeadv.ac.in. Since there will be less time provided to register for AAT 2025, the candidates are advised to complete the process as soon as possible.

No. AAT scores will not be considered for BArch admissions into IITs. The candidates are just required to qualify AAT to be eligible for admissions. During the allotment process, the candidate's qualifying status in AAT and JEE Advanced ranks will be taken into consideration by the authorities. Therefore, the candidates are required to accordingly submit their choice of colleges for BArch admissions during the counselling process.

Through the AAT result, the candidates will be able to check important information relevant for their counselling and admission process. Along with personal details, the result of AAT will consist of the candidate's registration number, category and examination qualifying status. The scores obtained in the entrance examination will not be provided in the AAT result. Only the qualifying status is required for BArch admissions into the participating IITs.

AAT result will be released online at jeeadv.ac.in. No other mode will be used to declare the result of AAT. To access the AAT result, the candidates will have to provide their JEE Advanced registration number, date of birth and mobile number. After logging in, the candidates will be able to check the qualifying status for the counselling and admission process. No scores will be provided in the AAT result.

Seat acceptance fee, once paid, is not refundable. However, if a candidate later validly withdraws from the seat allocation process, then the seat acceptance fee paid will be refunded after deducting the JoSAA withdrawal processing charges of INR 7000. If a candidate’s seat is cancelled due to not meeting the eligibility criteria or due to unresolved discrepancy(ies) in the uploaded document(s), then the seat acceptance fee paid will be refunded after deducting the JoSAA processing charges of Rs. 5000. However, in general, the refund policies for counselling fees may vary depending on the institution and the specific circumstances surrounding the payment. It is best to check the official website of JoSAA or contact their helpline for the most up-to-date information on their refund policies.

After completing registration in JoSAA, candidates need to fill in their choices of branches and colleges in order of preference. According to the qualifications of candidates, the available choices for admission will be listed. Once the choices are entered, candidates will be able to arrange them according to their preference by selecting "Arrange Filled Choices".

Read More: https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/josaa-counselling-application-form

To check the JoSAA seat allocation dates, you can visit the official JoSAA website or refer to the information bulletin provided by JoSAA. The same information is also updated on this page. The authority usually releases a detailed schedule outlining the seat allocation process, including dates for various rounds of counselling and seat allotment.

For AAT registration, the candidates will have to visit the official website at jeeadv.ac.in and click on the registration link. The candidates will have to log in using their JEE Advanced registration number and date of birth. The details have to be similar to their JEE Advanced registration Only those candidates who have qualified JEE Advanced will be eligible for AAT. Once the candidates are logged in, the candidates will have to also check the other details that was submitted during JEE Advanced.

Yes. During the AAT registration process, the candidates will be able to select their choice of exam centre. Once the candidates are logged in, the candidates will have to select their choice of exam centre from the available list. It is to be noted that the selection of centre has to be done in the order of preference. Since the exam centre allotment will be done based on the candidate's preferences and availability, the candidates are advised ot be careful.

No. The candidates will not be able to make any changes once the AAT application form is submitted. Since the authorities provide less time for the candidates to complete the AAT registration, they are advised to carefully and quickly complete the process so that they are registered for the entrance examination. No correction facility will be provided. In case of any mistakes or problems in the AAT application form, the candidates are advised to immediately contact the authorities.

AAT syllabus will be prepared and released online by the authorities online at jeeadv.ac.in. No other mode will be used to release the AAT syllabus. Candidates will be able to check the topics and concepts that they will have to prepare for the examination through the syllabus of AAT. All candidates are advised to check the official syllabus carefully before commencing their preparation so that they are able to plan out their studies accordingly.

Yes. Candidates are advised to study and prepare the entire AAT syllabus. Since the question paper will be prepared based on the official syllabus of AAT, it will be helpful to the candidates if they are familiar with the entire syllabus. Being familiar with the syllabus will also allow the candidates to plan out their preparation and be aware of the kind of questions that may appear in the examination.

The list of topics and concepts that the candidates will have to prepare for the entrance examination will be available through the AAT syllabus. The syllabus has been prepared so that the candidates are assessed for their knowledge in Freehand Drawing, Geometrical Drawing, Three-Dimensional Perception, Imagination and Aesthetic Sensitivity and Architectural Awareness. Therefore, the topics are picked accordingly so that the candidates are assessed well for the exam.

As per the official AAT exam pattern, the duration of the entrance examination is 3 hours. During the examination, the candidates will have to attempt 16 questions. No extra time will be provided to the candidates to complete the examination. There is no sectional duration for the examination. All of the questions have to attempted and completed before the examination. 

No. The authorities will conduct AAT offline i.e., as a pen-and-paper-based test. The candidates will have to attempt the examination offline by marking the answers in the OMR sheet or drawing the answers. No other mode will be used to conduct AAT. The examination will be prepared to assess the candidate's General Knowledge,  Geometry Drawing,  3D Aspects,  Freehand Drawing and Imagination and Aesthetic Sensitivity.

AAT paper is divided into five sections. The total number of questions available in the paper will be different for every section. For Geometry Drawing, 3D Aspects, Freehand Drawing and Imagination and Aesthetic Sensitivity, there will be 3 questions in each section. However, for the General Knowledge section, the candidates will have to answer 4 questions. The total number of questions in the AAT paper are 16 questions.

No. The authorities will not release AAT admit card. The candidates will have to present their JEE Advanced admit card at the examination centre. Therefore, the candidates are advised to keep their JEE Advanced admit card carefully since it will be required during the AAT admission process. If the candidates are not able to present the admit card and identity proof to the authorities at the centre, then they will not be allowed to attempt the examination.

While reporting at the AAT exam centre, the candidates will have to carry their JEE Advanced admit card. Along with the admit card, the candidates will also have to present their photo identity proof to the invigilators. In case the candidates are not able to present their JEE Advanced admit card and identity proof, then they will not be allowed to attempt the examination. Therefore, the candidates are advised to read the guidelines carefully before reporting to the exam centre.

The JEE Advanced 2025 admit card will be issued a few days before the exam day. The exam will be held on May 2025, tentatively. The conducting IIT will release JEE Advanced admit card under the respective logins of the registered candidates at jeeadv.ac.in. To login, candidates have to use their JEE Main 2025 application number and date of birth. The JEE Advanced admit card 2025 will be available for download until exam day. The exam date, time, reporting time, exam centre venue and all important instructions for exam day will be mentioned on the JEE Advanced 2025 admit card.