To get accepted to a Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch.) program students require passing an admission exam in most countries. Students who wish to enter Indian architecture colleges through recognized institutions must succeed in either the National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA) or the JEE Advanced Architecture Aptitude Test (AAT). Candidates must pass NATA which the COA administers to demonstrate their skills in drawing and math and architectural knowledge level. The JEE AAT entrance test accepts applicants who want to pursue B.Arch at the IIT institutions. Students need to fulfill all minimum requirements that consist of finishing 10+2 education with both Mathematics and Physics alongside other prerequisites.
Students must pass entrance examinations to prove their creative and analytical and technical proficiency for architect studies since various universities and national systems follow different admission pathways. In addition to examinations several educational institutions might organize interview sessions and portfolio assessment processes. Successfully passing an entrance exam makes students more likely to obtain admission in a prestigious architecture school.