The second test of the National Aptitude Test in Architecture, the architecture aptitude test, was rescheduled following the expansion of Covid. The examination, scheduled to be conducted under the auspices of the Council of Architecture (CoA), was scheduled for June 12. It was postponed to July 11. The second test was decided by a qualified council of the Architecture Council. However, the exam was postponed from June to July due to Covid’s severity.
A total of 15,066 candidates had applied for the first examination held on April 10. 14130 people wrote that exam. The council had revised the eligibility criteria for applications. Earlier, students were required to obtain at least 50 per cent marks in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry. This was changed in the context of Covid. The council has made it mandatory for students to pass in Physics, Chemistry and Maths at Plus Two.
