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National Aptitude Test in Architecture

CoA (Council of Architecture) · Online (CBT) + Drawing · Multiple times a year

125
Questions
180 min
Duration
200
Total Marks
8+
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Key Dates

Next Exam2027
RegistrationTBA
ModeOnline (CBT) + Drawing
Eligibility10+2 with PCM
AttemptsMultiple
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Exam Pattern

SubjectQuestionsMarks
Mathematics4267
General Aptitude4267
Drawing4267
Total125200
Marking Scheme: +1.5 for correct, 0 for incorrect · Duration: 180 minutes
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Syllabus Highlights

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Previous Year Cutoff

CategoryMarksRank
General
OBC
SC
ST
EWS
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About National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA) 2027

The National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA) is one of the most competitive entrance exams, conducted by the CoA (Council of Architecture). Preparing for the NATA requires systematic practice, conceptual clarity, and regular self-evaluation. Our platform offers dynamic mock tests, previous years' resolved papers, and AI-enabled analysis to help you secure a top rank.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many questions are in NATA?

NATA has 125 questions with a total duration of 180 minutes.

Is NATA mock test free on HenceProve?

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What is the marking scheme for NATA?

NATA follows +1.5 for correct, 0 for incorrect.

What is the duration of NATA exam?

NATA is a 180-minute exam conducted in Online (CBT) + Drawing mode.

Who conducts NATA?

NATA is conducted by CoA (Council of Architecture).

How to Prepare for NATA

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