MyGurujee NATA Classroom Program
At MyGurujee, our NATA Classroom Program is designed to help aspiring architects
develop the creativity, technical skills, and analytical thinking required to excel in the NATA
examination. Through expert faculty, structured classroom training, regular practice
sessions, drawing workshops, and mock tests, students gain the confidence and skills
needed to secure admission to leading architecture colleges across India.
Facts & Figures
40%
Students Successfully Cleared IIT-JEE
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Ranks in the Top 1000
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Eligibility
General Eligibility
- Students appearing for or who have passed Class 12 (or equivalent) from a recognized board are eligible to apply.
- Candidates with 10+3 Diploma recognized by the Central or State Government are also eligible.
- Candidates must satisfy the latest eligibility criteria prescribed by the Council of Architecture (CoA).
Academic Requirements
- Candidates should have studied Mathematics as a compulsory subject in the qualifying examination.
- Candidates must obtain the minimum qualifying marks as prescribed by the Council of Architecture.
- Admission to B.Arch programmes is based on a valid NATA score and institutional admission requirements.
NATA Exam Pattern (2026)
Mode of Examination
NATA is conducted in two parts: Part A (Drawing & Composition) in offline (pen-and-paper) mode and Part B (Aptitude Test) in online computer-adaptive mode.
Duration
The examination is conducted over 3 hours, with 90 minutes each allotted for Part A and Part B.
Sections Covered
The examination consists of Drawing & Composition and Aptitude, assessing creativity, visualization, reasoning, and mathematical ability.
Question Type
Part A includes drawing and composition-based questions, while Part B consists of Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) and Numerical/Adaptive Questions.
Total Marks
The examination carries a maximum of 200 marks, with 80 marks for Part A and 120 marks for Part B.
Marking Scheme
The marking pattern is prescribed by the Council of Architecture (CoA). Drawing questions are evaluated based on creativity and presentation, while aptitude questions are assessed according to the official marking scheme.
Total Marks
The maximum score for JEE Main Paper 1 is 300 marks, with each subject carrying equal weightage.
Language Options
The examination is conducted in English and Hindi.
NATA Syllabus
The NATA syllabus focuses on Drawing & Composition, Visual Perception, Logical
Reasoning, Mathematics, Architectural Awareness, and Creative Thinking. The
examination is designed to evaluate both artistic ability and analytical aptitude required
for architectural education. Candidates should prepare according to the latest syllabus
prescribed by the Council of Architecture (CoA).