Presently the number of schools offering five years B. Arch. Degree course in the country are approximately 303 and admission to the course in all schools of architecture is compulsorily through aptitude tests. The syllabus and pattern of the tests are prescribed by Council of Architecture. Many students from science stream have art aptitude and likewise students from art stream have aptitude for science. They all intend to seek admission to B. Arch course and need proper guidance. Today there are several guides available in the market for mathematics and science subjects but none for architecture aptitude tests covering the syllabus of NATA. Many coaching centres are providing expert coaching for IIT and B.Tech. but very few experts are available for architecture entrance examinations. The main reason for the same is that in Architecture Entrance Examinations, there is not a single question asked from physics, chemistry, mathematics, English, or general knowledge. Only qualified and experienced architects can provide coaching and guidance for architecture entrance exams.

1. How to Crack
JEE B.Arch. 2017
and
NATA

2. Ashok Goel
Architect

3. Scheduled date for JEE/B.Arch.
2nd April 2017

4. Scheduled date for NATA
16th April 2017

5. Eligibility?

6. Presently the number of schools offering five
years B. Arch. Degree course in the country
are approximately 458 (as on 7th October
2016) and admission to the course in all
schools of architecture is compulsorily
through aptitude tests. The syllabus and
pattern of the tests are prescribed by Council
of Architecture.
Some institutions accept NATA score while
some accept J.E.E. score which is conducted
by CBSE. We have given the list of
architecture institutions in and around Delhi.
We have also provided the details that which
institution accept NATA and which accept JEE
score.

7. The Candidates should have
passed class 12th
with Mathematics as a subject or
done diploma
from a recognised
institute/university/board
with at least 50% aggregate marks
in
l2th/diploma.

8. JEE-B.Arch.
The JEE (formerly AIEEE) is an all India level entrance
examination for both engineering/architecture
streams. It comprises of separate question patterns
and structure for both the streams. The JEE pattern
for B. Arch/B. Planning comprises of three important
parts, part 1 consists of questions from mathematics
and part 2 consists of aptitude type questions and
part 3 consists of drawing and sketching. It includes
questions in testing the students’ attitudes regarding
people, place and environment.

9. Architecture Colleges in India: 458
(as on 7th October 2016)
College Accepting JEE (B.ARCH.)
1. Birla Institute of Technology (Ranchi)
2. Malviya National Institute of Technology, Jaipur
3. Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology, Bhopal
4. National Institute of Technology, Calicut
5. National Institute of Technology, Hamirpur
6. National Institute of Technology, Patna
7. National Institute of Technology, Raipur
8. National Institute of Technology, Tiruchirappalli
9. Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University, J&K
10. SPA, Bhopal
11. SPA, Delhi
12. SPA, Vijayawada
13. Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology, Nagpur
14. CCA, Chandigarh
15. Jamia Millia Islamia, Delhi
and many more

10. A large number of students are under the impression that since
they have given the architecture entrance exam (JEE) conducted
by CBSE, they would get admission on the basis of this exam. As
a matter of fact very few colleges accept the score of JEE. Most
of the self financing and other architecture colleges and schools
in India accept only NATA score. Unless and until you clear NATA
exam you cannot get admission in these colleges.
Important Information

11. JEE-B.Arch.
Syllabus for Aptitude Test – J.E.E.(B.Arch.) 2017
(B.Arch/ B.Planning)
The topics you should be preparing for the Aptitude Test of J.E.E.(B.Arch.) 2017
(B.Arch/ B.Planning)
Part – I
Questions from Mathematics
Part - II
Awareness of persons, places, Buildings, Materials.) Objects, Texture related to Architecture and
built environment. Visualising three dimensional objects from two dimensional drawings.
Visualising different sides of three dimensional objects. Analytical Reasoning Mental Ability (Visual,
Numerical and Verbal). Three dimensional - perception: Understanding and appreciation of scale
and proportion of objects, building forms and elements, colour, texture, harmony and contrast.
Design and drawing of geometrical or abstract shapes and patterns in pencil. Transformation of
forms both 2 D and 3 D union, subtraction, rotation, development of surfaces and volumes,
Generation of Plan, elevations and 3 D views of objects.

12. JEE-B.Arch.
Part – III
Creating two dimensional and three-dimensional
compositions using given shapes and forms.
Sketching of scenes and activities from memory of
urban-scape (public space, market, festivals, street
scenes, monuments, recreational spaces etc.),
landscape (river fronts, jungles. gardens, trees, plants
etc.) and rural life.

17. JEE-B.Arch.
The J.E.E.(B.Arch.) pattern for B. Arch/B. Planning
comprises of three important parts:
part 1 consists of questions from mathematics
(30 questions of 4 marks each, total 120 marks)
part 2 consists of aptitude type questions
(50 questions of 4 marks each, total 200 marks)
part 3 consists of drawing and sketching of 70 marks.
Total marks are 390.

18. JEE-B.Arch.
For every incorrect answer, 1 mark is deducted.
In JEE (B.Arch.) exam there is not a single question
asked from physics, chemistry or general knowledge.

19. NATA What you need to Know
• NATA: National Aptitude Test in Architecture
• National stage exam for admission to
undergraduate courses in Architecture
(B.Arch)
• NATA is without doubt the most significant
and
mandatory exam for architecture aspirants.

20. The Aptitude Test in Architecture shall
consist of aesthetic sensitivity test, aptitude
test and drawing aptitude test
• Aesthetic Sensitivity is to evaluate
candidate’s perception, imagination and
observation; creativity and communication;
and Architectural awareness. The test shall
be of objective type and comprise of topics
related to,(i)Visualizing three dimensional
objects from two dimensional drawings.(ii)
Visualizing different sides of three
dimensional object.(iii) Analytical
Reasoning.(iv) Mental Ability.(v) Imaginative
comprehension and expression.(vi)
Architectural awareness.

21. • The Drawing aptitude of the candidate
shall be judged on the following
aspects:(i)ability to sketch a given object
proportionately and rendering the same in
visually appealing manner.(ii) Visualizing
and drawing the effects of light on the
object and shadows cast on the
surroundings.(iii) Sense of perspective
drawing.(iv) Creating interesting two
dimensional composition using given
shapes or forms.(v) Creating visual
harmony using colours in given
composition.(vi) Understanding of scale
and sense of proportion (vii) Drawing from
memory through pencil sketch on theme
from day to day experiences.

22. Practice in A3 size sketch books, because if you can make large
sketches in given time then you would be able to make sketches
in A4 size as that is normally the standard size of answer sheets
in the examinations.

23. If you draw well, then half the battle is won. Good sketching is
very essential, the questions are framed on topics like effects of
light & shadow, sense of perspective drawing, understanding
scale & proportions, memory drawing, composing 3-
Dimensional elements etc. Therefore, developing these skills are
very important.

24. Bus Terminal (One – Point Perspective)

25. Fruit Basket (Pencil Sketch)

30. NO REVALUATION
IS POSSIBLE FOR
EITHER OF THE
TESTS

31. OUR STRENGTH
We provide our students the winning edge to stay ahead of the
competition because of innovative techniques based on collective
experience
Extensive and best course material
Core faculties consist of team of well-known architects & educationists:
Ashok Goel
 B. Arch. From SPA, New Delhi ,P.G. Dip., [Journalism]
 37 Years professional experience.
 Author of various books on Architecture and Interiors of which more
than 200,000 copies have been sold out.
 Founder Director of Academy of Interior Decoration teaching Interior
Decoration through correspondence for the last 30 years
Aditya Kamal
 B. Arch from IP University.
 M. Arch. From DCRUST, Haryana
 Author of books on House Design
 Assistant Professor in an Architectural College
 Contributed articles in various newspapers and magazines.
Arjun Kamal
 B. Arch from Faculty of Architecture and Ekistics,
Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi
 M.Arch. (Landscape Architecture)
 Assistant Professor in an Architectural College
 Contributed articles in various newspapers and magazines.
Ashok Goel
Aditya Kamal
Arjun Kamal

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