Drawing and design
- Freehand perspective drawing
- Isometric and plan views
- Object drawing and interior sketches
- Composition and colour theory
- Architectural awareness and observation
- Memory-based drawing exercises
- Time-based practice
We prepare students for the National Aptitude Test in Architecture — drawing, aptitude, 3D visualisation and PCM — with personal mentorship and 15 years of results.
The National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA) is the entrance exam for admission to B.Arch programs across India. It is conducted by the Council of Architecture and is the primary gateway for students who want to become architects.
NATA is conducted multiple times a year, typically from April to July, after board exams. Students can appear in both attempts in a single season and the higher score is considered for admission. This makes NATA one of the few entrance exams where a student gets more than one chance in the same cycle.
The exam is computer-based and tests three things: drawing ability and spatial visualisation, general aptitude and design awareness, and basic PCM at 11th and 12th level.
For B.Arch admission, a minimum of 50% aggregate in PCM in 12th grade is mandatory. This is a hard requirement from the Council of Architecture and cannot be bypassed.
NATA tests both your creative ability and your academic knowledge. Our program builds both, together, from scratch if needed.
For students in 11th grade with PCM
For 12th grade students
2 to 3 months, for students joining after boards
For students improving their NATA score
You must have PCM as core subjects in 11th and 12th and score a minimum 50% aggregate. Maths is compulsory for architecture.
If you are strong in drawing but weak in Maths, do not let that stop you from enquiring. We will tell you honestly whether NATA is the right path for you.
Architecture is one of India’s most respected and versatile professions. B.Arch graduates work in architectural firms, interior design studios, urban planning, real estate development, landscape design and government bodies.
Many B.Arch graduates start their own architecture practices or studios. Others pursue M.Arch or specialisations in urban design, sustainable architecture or landscape architecture in India and abroad.
Architecture rewards consistency — the long arc of the career compounds steadily.
Our NATA faculty works directly with every student in the batch. Drawing feedback is given on individual sheets, not in bulk. PCM doubt-clearing is done one-to-one. We do not leave a student behind on any section.
Drawing, perspective, spatial visualisation, aptitude
PCM for NATA, logical reasoning, previous year papers
Our faculty has helped students get into Sir J.J., Rizvi, KRVIA and Viva College over 15 years. They know what Mumbai and Maharashtra colleges look for in a NATA score.
“The mock tests here are brutal in the best way. By the time I sat for the actual NATA, it felt easy compared to what we had been practising. The faculty pushes you to your actual limit.”
“My son had failed the exam once before. The team here identified exactly where he was going wrong. He cleared NATA in his second attempt with a strong score.”
Architecture is a long and rewarding career. The preparation starts here. Book a free counselling session and we will tell you exactly where you stand, which batch is right for you and how to plan your NATA preparation from today.
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