NATA

You can secure admission to the Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch) programme at Lovely Professional University (LPU) based on your NATA (National Aptitude Test in Architecture) score. LPU evaluates NATA scores as a key admission criterion, along with fulfilling specific academic eligibility requirements.The minimum NATA score required for admission varies each year based on the competition and number of applicants. Typically, a score between 70-80 is considered competitive, but this may change depending on the admission process.To be eligible for the B.Arch programme at LPU, candidates must:Have completed 10+2 (or an equivalent qualification) with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks.Have Mathematics as a mandatory subject in their qualifying examination.Possess a valid NATA score, as per the cut-off determined by LPU.LPU also considers NATA scores for scholarship eligibility, making the programme more affordable for meritorious students. Higher scores in NATA can lead to tuition fee concessions under LPU's scholarship schemes.

Firstly, check the NATA official website for their exam pattern. Understand their exam patterna and syllabus.Prepare for the syllabus and match the common subject with your academics so that you can work more hard on them. Check the eligibility for 10+2 for NATA so that you not get problem after 12 class.Topics you cover parallely solve the PYQ'S of the same topics.Improve your 3D Drawing. Architectural Drawing, Geometry, Architectural knowledge thier structure & history. Focus on the Shadows, Light & proportion on architecture in drawing.Memory drawing and creative drawings.Strong you mathematics of 11&12 especially Trigonometry like topics.Strong your speed and accuracy in drawings and answers.Use right studey material and refer to books and youtube videos of previous students for guidance.Improve the Time management so that your academics graph don't get low also during exam.Take mock tests regularly and solve the PYQ'S

The minimal scores needed to gain admission to Sir J.J. College of Architecture, Mumbai, via the National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA) vary depending on the cutoffs set by the college and the candidate's category (general, SC, ST, OBC). Since Sir J.J. College is one of the best architectural schools in India and there is fierce competition, open-category students often have a better chance of getting admitted if they score more than 120–140 out of 200 on the NATA. Cutoffs are frequently a little lower for reserved categories. A strong academic record in your Class 12 examinations is also necessary, with at least 50% of your points coming from maths, physics, and chemistry combined. 

After completing the application submission process, candidates will have to make the payment of the prescribed NATA application fee for enrollment in BArch course at JNTUK. The application fee can be paid using Netbanking / Credit Cards / ICICI Isure Bank Challan.ParticularsFee of one testFee for two testsFee for three testsGeneral/OBC Male CandidatesINR 1,750INR 3,250INR 4,500General/OBC Female CandidatesINR 1,250INR 2,250INR 3,000SC/ST/EWS/PwD Male CandidatesINR 1,250INR 2,250INR 3,000SC/ST/EWS/PwD Female CandidatesINR 1,000INR 1,750INR 2,500Transgender CandidatesINR 1,000INR 1,500INR 2,000Outside IndiaINR 10,000INR 18,000INR 25,000Note: Candidates need to download the prefilled registration form and procure the necessary registration documents. They would also be required to select a test centre from the official website at a location convenient to the candidate. Approach the test centre for an appointment for NATA. After this, procure the receipt cum appointment voucher from the test centre and take the exam on the scheduled date.

A qualifying score on the National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA) is required for admission to Jawaharlal Nehru Architecture and Fine Arts University (JNAFAU) for a Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch) program. Candidates must normally receive at least the qualifying score required by the Council of Architecture (CoA), often 70 out of 200 possible points in NATA. A seat at JNAFAU is not guaranteed even if you meet the minimal qualifying score because admittance is difficult. As the final admission is determined by merit, which combines the NATA score with the marks earned in the qualifying test (10+2 or equivalent with Mathematics), a better score increases your chances. A NATA score of 120 or higher is regarded as competitive for JNAFAU for general category candidates. However, this can change each year based on variables including application volume, seat availability, and cutoff trends.