On April 30, the Council of Architecture will release the results of the first section of the National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA), the required entrance exam for admission to architecture programmes.
AHMEDABAD:
On April 30, the Council of Architecture will publish the results of the first part of the National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA),
The standard entrance test for admissions to architecture degrees. The test is given three times a year. The first phase test was held on April 21.
According to the council's data, 10,105 of the 10,901 Class 12 pupils who were enrolled for the exam had done so in the state. Eight overseas exam centres and 89 centres across the country administered the central admission exam.
For consideration for admission to the 400 architecture colleges across the nation, students may take two NATA exams, with the best score of the two being taken into account.
According to sources, the NATA exam's second and third phases will be held on June 3 and July 9, respectively.
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