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NationalEntrance2026 cycle

NATA

Council of Architecture (COA)

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Domain
Architecture
Level
National
Type
Entrance
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Overview

Conducting body
Council of Architecture (COA)
What you get
Admission to B.Arch programs across India (Government & Private colleges)
Latest content cycle
2026

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Complete exam guide

Eligibility, pattern, syllabus, dates and official resources in one structured view.

Eligibility
Exam pattern

Part A offline (paper/drawing); Part B online computer-based adaptive

Questions

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Maximum marks

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Duration

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Syllabus
Drawing and Composition (Part A)0 chapters · 0 trackable topics

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Visual Reasoning (Part B)0 chapters · 0 trackable topics

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Logical Derivation (Part B)0 chapters · 0 trackable topics

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General Knowledge, Architecture & Design (Part B)0 chapters · 0 trackable topics

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Language Interpretation (Part B)0 chapters · 0 trackable topics

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Design Sensitivity and Thinking (Part B)0 chapters · 0 trackable topics

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Numerical Ability (Part B)0 chapters · 0 trackable topics

Topics pending official syllabus normalization.

Important dates

Year

2026

Status

pending_human_verification

Source Url

https://www.nata.in/assets/pdf/Final-NATA-BROCHURE-2026.pdf

Phase Rules

A candidate may appear in only ONE Phase of NATA 2026. Phase 1 allows up to two attempts (best raw score used for percentile); Phase 2 allows only one attempt (raw score only, no percentile). Detailed date/session-wise schedule is published separately on www.nata.in.

Source Label

NATA 2026 Brochure Section 3.0 (Schedule) & Section 6.0 (Application Procedure); homepage www.nata.in

Academic Session

2026-2027

Brochure Version

V2.0, released 10.04.2026

Result Declaration

Results declared on www.nata.in (homepage states results within 7 days of the test).

Job profile & salary

Note

NATA is an entrance/aptitude qualifier for the B.Arch. degree, not a job-recruitment exam; the following is the professional context described in the official brochure.

Source Url

https://www.nata.in/assets/pdf/Final-NATA-BROCHURE-2026.pdf

Source Label

NATA 2026 Brochure Foreword & Sections 1.1, 2.0, 5.1

Qualifies For

Admission to the 5-year Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch.) degree program at approved architectural institutions in India.

Role Description

Architecture balances creative expression with social responsibility, giving form to cultural values, environmental consciousness and collective aspirations. Architects require design proficiency plus an understanding of sustainability, safety, inclusivity and heritage conservation.

Profession Pathway

To practise as an 'Architect' and use that title in India, one must register with the Council of Architecture after completing a recognized qualification per the CoA (Minimum Standards of Architectural Education) Regulations, 2020. Falsely claiming to be a registered architect is a criminal offence under the Architects Act, 1972.

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