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NATA Entrance Exams |
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The National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA) is the most important and national level examination for admission to undergraduate courses in Architecture. NATA is conducted by National Institute test in Architecture (NIASA) which is a body of Council of Architecture, New Delhi.
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Most of the universities and institutes including the state level universities offer admission to their undergraduate courses through NATA scores. Every year a large number of candidates and students appear for NATA.
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National Aptitude Test in Architecture
National Aptitude test in architecture is the most important test, those candidates, who are very eager to take admission in architecture field. NATA is the most important examination for architecture aspirants.
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Eligibility Criteria :
Candidates should have passed class 12th with Mathematics as a subject or done diploma from a recognized institute/university/board with at least 50% aggregate marks in 12th/diploma.
Examination Format/Pattern
NATA is conducted in two parts: - Paper based drawing test and Computer based online aesthetic sensitivity test. Paper Based Drawing Test is of two hours consisting of two questions with one question containg two sub questions. Computer Based Aesthetic Sensitivity Test is the most important test of two hours consisting of 40 Multiple Choice Questions.
Exam Related Dates
Date of NATA Entrance Exam: 1st week of March, 2011
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The National Institute of Advanced Studies in Architecture (NIASA) conducts National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA) 2011 Entrance Exam for admission to UG courses in Architecture.
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