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Scripting Success In Architecture Admission through NATA!
Why do most Indians wrinkle their noses at the thought of
pursuing a creative career? Perhaps because
they’re not abreast of latest high paying jobs and fast-growing
careers in architectural fields. As creators
of amazing buildings and structures, architects enjoy the
glamorous world of tall buildings, beautiful
designs and a chic profession.
Pursuing a Career in Architecture – What Should You
Know?
Imagine the rustic structures and the joy of creating a
beautiful marvel laced with the very exuberance
your personality emits… Who wouldn’t want to pursue a career
that enables them to create man-made
marvels!
Do you have the mental inclination and interest to pursue this
high-end career? If yes, you may like to
be on the right track for the same. While delving into this
amazing profession, you should know about
the protagonist of the main story – NATA!
NATA – Gateway To Your Architectural Success
Story…
Want to ace the rat race and emerge on top right away? Fret not.
You’re just a few steps away from
unlocking the potential of this beautiful profession. Let’s take
a step-by-step approach to understand
how to go about with National Aptitude Test in Architecture:
What Is NATA?
The National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA) is an entrance
exam for admission into the 5 year
courses for Bachelors in Architecture. Conducted by the Council
of Architecture, NATA is mandatory
for admission into admission in all government, private and
deemed colleges offering B. Arch degree
courses.
Who Are Eligible?
Students with any of the following credentials are eligible to
appear for NATA:
10+2 or equivalent from a recognized Board/University with
Mathematics as a subject of
examination with at least 50% aggregate marks
10+3 Diploma (any stream) recognised by Central/ State
Governments with 50% aggregate
marks
International Baccalaureate Diploma, after 10 years of
schooling, with not less than 50%marks in aggregate and with
Mathematics as compulsory subject of examination.
Upon acing the NATA exam, you can look for A-list colleges
offering B.Arch. courses. A strong will-power
coupled with persistent NATA classes could open up a host of
opportunities for you, helping you take
your architectural dreams to fruition.
