Compare MIT ADT University vs Dr Bhanuben Nanavati College of Architecture for Women, Pune

Students seeking admission to First year of Bachelor of Architecture must fulfil the eligibility criteria laid down by Council of Architecture and the University as applicable from time to time.

The admission processes are governed by the guidelines of Council of Architecture, New Delhi (COA) and the University. Course begins in the summer semester (July/August). Admission window opens when aspirant submits the National Aptitude Test for Architecture (NATA) exams are conducted by the Council of Architecture and JEE-2 every year, and application materials are made available to prospective applicants at this time.

The Admission process for B. Arch. Program consists of submission of application forms, declaration of merit list and counselling for application in the month of late June or early July.

The counselling sessions are co-ordinated by the faculty members under the guidance of the principal.

Physical Fitness: Applicants selected for the admission are required to produce a physical fitness certificate from the registered l Medical officer of the University only, at the time of admission.

The candidate needs to qualify for an aptitude test in architecture conducted either by NTA (i.e. JEE) or “NATA” conducted by the Council of Architecture.

The candidate is willing to apply B.Arch.(5 years fulltime ) the program must have to pass ( 10 + 2) examination in physics, chemistry, mathematics along with NATA qualifying score as per COA Norms.

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10 + 3 Diploma recognized by Central /State Governments with Mathematics subject as per COA Norms.

All the admission Architecture degree course shall be subject to qualifying score of NATA exam as per Council of Architecture Norms, New Delhi.

No candidate shall be admitted to the architecture course unless she has passed an examination at the end of the 10+2 scheme of examination with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics subjects or passed the 10+3 Diploma Examination with Mathematics as a compulsory subject.