The NATA Entrance Exam is an entrance examination conducted in India for admission to undergraduate architecture programs. It measures the aptitude of the candidate for the specific field of study, i.e., architecture, and assesses their skills in drawing and observation, sense of proportion, aesthetic sensitivity, critical thinking ability, and mathematical reasoning.

 

The exam consists of two parts: a computer-based test of multiple-choice questions and a drawing test conducted on paper. The scores are accepted by various government and private architecture colleges across India.