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NATA 2027

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NATA (National Aptitude Test in Architecture) is a national-level entrance examination conducted by the Council of Architecture (CoA) for admission into B.Arch (Bachelor of Architecture) programs offered by architecture colleges across India. The exam evaluates candidates’ aptitude in drawing, observation skills, aesthetic sensitivity, critical thinking, mathematics, and architectural awareness. NATA is one of the most popular architecture entrance exams in India and is accepted by various government, private, and deemed universities.

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Last updated: 16 Oct 2026

Counselling and Admission Process

Seat Allotment and Reporting

Updated 15 October 2026Published 15 October 2026
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NATA 2027 status (checked 15 October 2026): The Council of Architecture has not yet released the NATA 2027 information brochure. Wherever this page refers to NATA 2026, the information is from the previous cycle and is given for reference only. It may change for 2027.

Key Takeaways

  • Seats are usually allotted over more than one round.

  • Accept the seat and pay fees within the deadline.

  • Report with original documents to confirm admission.

NATA Seat Allotment and Reporting

Seat allotment for B.Arch is carried out by each admitting authority after choice filling. Most authorities conduct more than one round, and candidates must act within the deadlines of each round to keep their seat.

Seat Allotment Process

  1. Allotment result: Check the allotment result on the authority's portal after each round.

  2. Accept the seat: Accept the allotted seat online and pay the seat-acceptance or admission fee within the deadline.

  3. Upgrade options: Some authorities allow candidates to keep a seat and take part in later rounds for a better choice. Follow the official rules carefully.

  4. Report to the college: Report with original documents by the specified date to confirm admission.

Factors Affecting Seat Allotment

  • Merit rank in the authority's list

  • Order of choices filled

  • Seat availability in each college

  • Reservation and quota rules of the state or institution

Documents Required at Reporting

Document

Notes

NATA scorecard

Original/printed copy

Class 10 and Class 12/Diploma mark sheets and certificates

Originals and photocopies

Photo ID and date-of-birth proof

As specified by the authority

Category, domicile or other certificates

Where claimed

Seat allotment letter and fee receipt

Downloaded from the portal

Passport-size photographs

As required by the college

Typical B.Arch admission steps after NATA: register, verify, merit list, choices, allotment, report

The NATA 2026 brochure states that candidates must produce original documents during counselling and admission; failure to do so may lead to cancellation.

Vacant Seats After Counselling

Under the 2026 rules, NATA Phase 2 scores were used for seats that remained vacant after CAP rounds. Admitting authorities announce vacant-seat or spot rounds separately.

Important Points

  • Missing the reporting deadline can lead to cancellation of the allotted seat.

  • Read the fee-refund and withdrawal rules of the authority before accepting a seat.

  • Keep copies of every payment receipt and allotment letter.

Pro Tip: Read the authority's refund and withdrawal rules before paying a seat-acceptance fee.

Official Website

For the latest NATA information, refer to the official resources:

Candidates should verify every detail on the official website before registering or paying any fee.

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