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NATA scores are calculated across drawing and aptitude sections. In each section, namely Part A (Drawing and Composition- 80 marks) and Part B (Aptitude 120 marks), are designed to test creative ability and analytical aptitude. It is important for NATA aspirants to understand how scores are calculated, the weightage distribution and how it impacts their admission process.  What is the NATA Marking Scheme 2027? The NATA syllabus 2027 and marking scheme are based on a total of 200 marks, comprising two parts. The drawing and composition carries 80 marks, while the aptitude section carries 120 marks. The score is calculated through MCQs and NCQs, and the final score is calculated by combining the marks of both sections.  Read: What is the Marking Scheme for NATA? How NATA Scores Are Calculated: Section-Wise Breakdown Part Content No. of Questions Marks Evaluation Method Part A- Drawing & Composition Test Composition & Colour  1 25 marks Subjective evaluation Sketchin...

Passing the NATA (National Aptitude Test in Architecture) is a dream of every aspiring architect. It opens doors for lucrative opportunities in the field of architecture. Months of preparation, countless mock tests, drawing practise and solving previous year's question papers, finally to the NATA results. But once you have passed the NATA exams, the question remains: what is next? If you have appeared for the NATA exam 2026 and are wondering about the top architecture colleges, admission process, counselling and everything else you should know.  What to Do After Getting NATA Score? The NATA score is the result you get after appearing for the architecture entrance exam. Most architecture colleges in India use the NATA score as a key eligibility parameter for undergraduate architecture programs. After receiving NATA results , it is to: Check the percentile and overall score Compare it with the previous year’s cut-off marks Research about the colleges accepting your score Understand t...

The National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA) 2026 is an important entrance exam for students who want to pursue Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch) programs in India. The Council of Architecture (CoA) conducts NATA. It evaluates a candidate’s skills in architecture, focusing on drawing, observation, proportion, and critical thinking. Before applying, it's essential to understand the eligibility criteria, including educational qualifications, age limits, and cut-off marks. We will explore these criteria in this blog.  Required Educational Qualifications for NATA 2026 Registration To qualify for NATA 2026, candidates must meet these academic requirements: Candidates should have passed or be taking 10+2 or an equivalent exam.  They must have studied Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM) as required subjects.  Alternatively, candidates who have completed a 10+3 Diploma with Mathematics as a required subject are also eligible.  Generally, a minimum of 50% overall m...

In the generation where everyone prefers to study from digital study material, we believe physical books are still the best and most effective source of learning. If you are starting your NATA exam 2026 preparation and wondering which books provide the best study material for NATA subjects, then you have landed on the best page. In this blog, we will provide you with the complete list of NATA preparation books. How to Choose the Best Books For NATA Preparation 2026? To select the best books for NATA preparation, you should consider the following parameters. Always choose the book with the latest and updated NATA Syllabus 2026 . Purchase the book that has been published recently. It is advantageous to consider books written by authors who have been in the education industry for a long time. Choose the book that comes with sample papers, previous year papers, and a solved answer key. Try sourcing the books from the seniors, or take recommendations from past students. It is always better ...