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Design buildings and places

Architecture and planning — how a building stands up, how it is used, and how it sits in the place around it.

What the work actually is

  • Drawing, modelling and revising, then revising again
  • Working inside regulation, budget and site constraints that are not negotiable
  • A long professional qualification after the degree

Subjects that keep this open

  • Mathematics
  • Physics
  • Fine Arts

Guidance, not a rule. Each route publishes its own subject requirements, and those are what count.

2 recorded routes

Every way in that we have mapped

Ordered alphabetically. None of these is presented as better than another; which one fits depends on things this page does not know about you.

  1. After Class 12Selective, with more places than the best-known routes

    JEE Main’s architecture paper

    1. Step 1. Sit JEE Main Paper 2, which is for B.Arch and B.Planning.
    2. Step 2. It is a separate paper from the engineering one and can be taken without it.

    Two independent gates lead to the same qualification. Which institutions accept which test is published by each of them — check before you choose only one.

    Where to check this

  2. After Class 12Selective, with more places than the best-known routes

    NATA, then a B.Arch

    1. Step 1. Sit NATA, the aptitude test conducted by the Council of Architecture.
    2. Step 2. Admission is to five-year B.Arch programmes at schools of architecture.

    The test is on drawing and spatial reasoning as much as on mathematics, so preparation looks nothing like preparation for an engineering entrance.

    Where to check this

Before you plan around any of these

Every route above links to the body that runs it. Eligibility, age limits, medical standards, subject requirements and dates are set by those bodies and change between cycles — we record what the route is and where to check it, and we do not track its dates. Read the official page before you decide anything.