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In view of the prevalent situation in the country arising out of pandemic Corona Virus (COVID-19), the competent authority of the Council of Architecture has decided to postpone the ensuing First Test of NATA 2020 examination scheduled for August 01, 2020.

Further, Council of Architecture, considering the threat of COVID-19 and keeping in mind the concerns about the health and safety of the students and the Advisories & Guidelines issued by various Central/State Governments, has decided to conduct both Parts A (Drawing test) and B (Test on Scientific Ability & General Aptitude) of NATA 2020 as an online aptitude test.

Now, the Part-A Test (Drawing Test) will not be paper based drawing test but as preferential choice type test which is to be answered on computer/laptop. The syllabus for Part-A Drawing Test has also been revised and is as under:

“Understanding the important visual principles in a composition (2D OR 3D) such as balance, rhythm, direction, hierarchy, etc. Understanding geometry and the ability to visualize shape and solve geometrical puzzles to test spatial intelligence; Understanding color theory and the various terminologies to test color scheme awareness and knowledge; Visual system interpretation and perception to test graphical similarities and other properties; Ability to understand spatial relationship between objects, and to visualize images and scenarios; Tests for cognitive ability: perception, attention, recognition, memory etc.”

The candidates may opt to appear for NATA 2020 from their respective places of residence/stay or at  the Council allotted test

NATA ONLINE LIVE CLASS

centre in case they do not have net connectivity or technical/hardware resources such as PC, laptop, web cam etc. The candidates will soon be provided an option in their respective login accounts to opt for their preference for examination for NATA 2020 i.e. from home or test centre.

The First Test is now proposed to be held on 29.08.2020 while the date for the Second Tests of NATA 2020 examination will be announced in due course. The revised NATA brochure with revised dates Tests and other important instruction, schedule, technical specifications and details regarding new Registrations for NATA 2020 shall be uploaded soon on the website of the Council www.coa.gov.in as well on NATA website www.nata.in.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Hauz Khas (Corporate Branch)
Address:- G-8, G Block Market, 2nd Floor, Hauz Khas, New Delhi-110016
Nearest Metro Station Hauz Khas Gate No-3, Mayfair Garden / RBI Colony
Landmark – Near Punjab National Bank
Contact No: 88-00-22-6864, 011-40106405
Contact Person: Ms Shrestha Sen Gupta
Email: corporate@pahaldesign.com
 
South Extension

Address:- E-17, Ground Floor, South Extension Part 1, New Delhi – 110049
Landmark: Mcdonald’s Lane, Nearest Metro – South Ex Metro Gate No 2
Contact No : 98994-29749, 011-41350505
Contact Person : Ms. Neha Siddiqui
Email : info@pahaldesign.com

Preet Vihar

Address:- C-57, Second Floor, Preet Vihar, Vikas Marg, Metro Pillar No-81.
(Near by Metro – Nirman Vihar / Preet Vihar ), New Delhi – 110092
Contact No : 011-45142542, 88264-92570, 93540-52529
Contact Person : Ms. Kanika Jain
Email : delhi@pahaldesign.com

Pitampura

Address:- 3rd Floor, 21 Kapil Vihar, Pitampura, Metro Pillar No.352
(Near by Metro-Kohat Enclave Gate 3), Opp. GULAB
Contact No : 011-42345936, 90311-70312
Contact Person :Ms. Kanika Bansal
Email : pitampura@pahaldesign.com

Janakpuri

Address:- 2nd Floor, S-4/63A, Shivaji Marg, New Mahavir Nagar, Janakpuri, New Delhi – 110018
Opposite – Metro Pillar No. 552, Landmark – Janakpuri East Metro Station
Contact Person: Ms Kanika Bansal
Contact No: 011-49879573, 90311-70312
Email : janakpuri@pahaldesign.com

Gurugram

Address:- M-44, Ground Floor, Old DLF Colony,
Sec-14 Market, Gurugram – 122001
Landmark – Opposite Ganpati Honda
Contact Person: Ms. Akanksha Pal
Contact No: 0124-4359032, 991060-9749
Email : gurugram@pahaldesign.com

Sonipat, Haryana

Address:- 2nd Floor, Atlas Road, Opposite Central Bank,
Above Verma Dental Clinic, Sonipat, Haryana – 131001
Contact Person: Ms. Kanika Bansal
Contact No: 90311-70312
Email : sonepat@pahaldesign.com

 

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In view of the prevalent situation in the country arising out of pandemic Corona Virus (COVID-19), the competent authority of the Council of Architecture has decided to postpone the ensuing First Test of NATA 2020 examination scheduled for August 01, 2020.

Further, Council of Architecture, considering the threat of COVID-19 and keeping in mind the concerns about the health and safety of the students and the Advisories & Guidelines issued by various Central/State Governments, has decided to conduct both Parts A (Drawing test) and B (Test on Scientific Ability & General Aptitude) of NATA 2020 as an online aptitude test.
Now, the Part-A Test (Drawing Test) will not be paper based drawing test but as preferential choice type test which is to be answered on computer/laptop.

The NATA syllabus for Part-A Drawing Test has also been revised and is as under:
“Understanding the important visual principles in a composition (2D OR 3D) such as balance, rhythm, direction, hierarchy, etc. Understanding geometry and the ability to visualize shape and solve geometrical puzzles to test spatial intelligence; Understanding color theory and the various terminologies to test color scheme awareness and knowledge; Visual system interpretation and perception to test graphical similarities and other properties; Ability to understand spatial relationship between objects, and to visualize images and scenarios; Tests for cognitive ability: perception, attention, recognition, memory etc.”

The candidates may opt to appear for NATA 2020 from their respective places of residence/stay or at the Council allotted test centre in case they do not have net connectivity or technical/hardware resources such as PC, laptop, web cam etc. The candidates will soon be provided an option in their respective login accounts to opt for their preference for examination for NATA 2020 i.e. from home or test centre.

The First Test is now proposed to be held on 29.08.2020 while the date for the Second Tests of NATA 2020 examination will be announced in due course. The revised NATA brochure with revised dates Tests and other important instruction, schedule, technical specifications and details regarding new Registrations for NATA 2020 shall be uploaded soon on the website of the Council www.coa.gov.in as well on NATA website www.nata.in.

 

 

 

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NID NIFT NATA UCEED CEED FINE ARTS Coaching in Chandigarh

Pahal Design’s 36th Centre & 1st branch in Tricity located at: SCO 54-55 / 2nd Floor above Oriental Bank of CommerceSector 34A (Sub-City Centre Hub), Chandigarh. A walking distance of 100mts to 300mts from the Dhakshin& Himalaya Marg roads with landmark points as Mukut Hospital, Regional Passport Office, Piccadily Cinema / Chowk, BSNL office or International Women’s Polytechnic.

The centre is offering entrance coaching for all the reputed design colleges in India and overseas. The centre is equipped with highly experienced design educationalists, expert faculty and visiting faculties, preparing and counselling design careerenthusiasts for B.Des&M.Des entrance tests and professional career counselling for NID, NIFT, NATA, U/CEED, JEE-Arch and Fine Arts.

NATA / B.ARCH Coaching in Chandigarh

Our Offerings

UNDER GRADUATE

  • NIFT B.DES / BFTECH
  • NID – B.DES / GDPD
  • UCEED – B.DES
  • NATA
  • JEE ARCH
  • FINE ARTS

POST GRADUATE

  1. NIFT – M.DES / MFM / MFTECH
  2. CEED – M.DES
  3. GATE
  4. FINE ARTS

IIT – UCEED Coaching in Chandigarh

CHANDIGARH – CITY BEAUTIFUL, Union Territory and a Capital City of Punjab and Haryana. It has Punjab to the North, West, and South, and the state of Haryana to the East.
It is one of the early Planned Cities post-Independence and Internationally known for its Architectures and Urban design prepared and Swiss-French architect Le Corbusier. It is stated by BBC that Chandigarh as one of the few master-planned cities which combine Monumental architecture, Cultural growth and Modernisation.

Chandigarh has the highest per capita incomes and the cleanest in the country based on the National Government study. It is the happiest city in India over the Happiness index. The main occupations are Trade, Business, and Services. The city of Chandigarh also produced notable and famous personalities in all forms of professions…
The Metropolitan area of Chandigarh-Mohali-Panchkula now collectively forms Tri-City. The Tri-city includes New Chandigarh, Derabassi, SAS Nagar and Banur under its constitutional territory with a population of over 17.5 Lakhs. The City connects to Three National Highway Nos. 7, 152 and 5 connecting NH 44.

Chandigarh constitutes numerous educational institutions over a total of 115 government schools in Chandigarh. These include:

  • Punjab University
  • Post graduate Institute of Medical education and research (PGIMER)
  • Punjab Engineering College
  • Post Graduate Govt College
  • DAV College
  • Government Model Senior Secondary School
  • Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya
  • Bhavan Vidyalaya
  • St. Stephen’s School
  • St. John’s High School
  • St. Anne’s Convent School
  • St. Kabir Public School
  • St. Xavier’s Senior Secondary School
  • Carmel Convent School

How to Reach

Address:- SCO No. 54/55, 2nd floor, Sector 34 A, Chandigarh – 160022
Contact No: 9100404681 / 9810204681
Contact Person: Mr. Raja Pratap
Email: chandigarh@pahaldesign.com

 

 

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Architecture Aptitude Test (AAT) is for the candidates who qualify JEE Advanced and wish to take admission in the B. Arch. program offered by IIT Kharagpur and IIT Roorkee only. Note that the admission in B.Arch courses is not as per AAT rank or score, it is based on JEE Advanced AIR. However, passing AAT is mandatory for being considered for B.Arch seat allotment. To appear in AAT candidates need to register separately after JEE Advanced 2020 Result. This exam is also held at a national level to appear in which the candidates have to use their JEE Advanced 2020 Admit Card.

As per the eligibility criteria for B.Arch. and B. Planning courses and according to the opinion of Subject Experts, a few changes in the pattern of the question paper(s) and number of questions(s) for B.E./B.Tech, B. Arch and B.Planning have been approved by the JEE Apex Board (JAB) for the conduct of JEE (Main)-2020 Examination. These were also implemented in JEE(Main) January-2020 Examination.

B.Arch. JEE (Paper-2) (Entrance exam conducted by NTA) – www.nta.ac.in|www.jeemain.ntc.ac.in
Colleges covered under B.Arch. JEE Entrance (No separate college’s form to be filled other than B.Arch. JEE form)
S. No. Inst. Code NATA Colleges Year of Course Seat Intake
1 DL01 SPA-Delhi (School of Planning & Architecture) 1952 118
2 MP10 SPA-Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh) (School of Planning & Architecture) 2008 94
3 AP18 SPA-Vijayawada (Andhra Pradesh) (School of Planning & Architecture) 2008 83
4 JH01 BIT-Ranchi-Mesra (Jharkhand) 1993 39
5 RJ01 MNIT-Jaipur (Malviya National Institute of Technology) 1998 77
6 MP01 MANIT-Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh) (Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology) 1963 90
7 TN02 NIT-Trichy (Tamil Nadu) 1980 57
8 KL04 NIT-Calicut, Kozhikode (Kerala) 1999 53
9 MH04 VNIT-Nagpur (Maharashtra) (Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology) 1965 78
10 HP01 NIT-Hamirpur (Himachal Pradesh) 1997 58
11 CG01 NIT-Raipur (Chhattisgarh) 1984 71
12 BR01 NIT-Patna (Bihar) 2012 43
13 OR06 NIT-Rourkela (Odisha) 2014 25
14 JK01 Sri Mata Vaishno Devi University – Katra (J&K) (SMVD University) 2006 20
  TOTAL 906
Colleges Taking Admission on the merit of JEE(Main)B.Arch.(Separate college form to be filled other than JEE(Main)B.Arch. form)
1 CH01 Chandigarh College of Architecture (CCA-Punjab University) – www.cca.nic.in 1961 40
2 DL09 Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University for Women, Kashmere Gate – www.igdtutw.ac.in 2015 40
3 DL04 Jamia Millia Islamia University, Delhi – www.jmi.ac.in 2001 80
B. Planning JEE (Paper-2) (Entrance exam conducted by NTA)
Colleges covered under B.Planning JEE Entrance (No separate college’s form to be filled other than B.Planning JEE form)
S. No. Inst. Code NATA Colleges Year of Course Seat Intake
1 DL01 SPA-Delhi (School of Planning & Architecture) 1952 38
2 MP10 SPA-Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh) (School of Planning & Architecture) 2008 34
3 AP18 SPA-Vijayawada (Andhra Pradesh) (School of Planning & Architecture) 2008 33
4 MP01 MANIT-Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh) (Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology) 1963 46

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Do Architecture Entrance need coaching guidance?

Ever since you thought about becoming an architect, you either joined a coaching class or saw your friends depending on Google to crack JEE Paper 2 or NATA. You were told by experts that coaching is the solution to making your way into an architecture career. There are several students who have left their homes and took a hostel or small rooms and their only schedule consists of coaching classes. Did you stop and wonder whether you can top or crack an architecture entrance exam without a coaching?

To answer this, you will have to be 100% honest with yourself. Let us start with a few questions.

  1. Are you in class 11 or 12 or a dropper?

A dropper, or in other words one who completed class 12 last year or before that, and is solely preparing for architecture entrance exam, is advised to join a coaching class. The main reason behind this is to improve morale strength, get quick revision, be able to understand tough sections (the ones in which you face problems) from a good teacher at coaching and to get a reality check about your preparation for architecture entrance.

If you are in class 11, then you will really have to think. A lot depends on how much efforts you are ready to put into architecture entrance exam preparations (which are among the toughest exams) from DAY 1. Joining a good coaching class which guides you in the right direction, and helps you understand the topics being taught in architecture, will straight away help. However, it is not a do or die situation straight away to join a coaching class. You can take a few days to look into the study material and see whether you need help or not and decide.

If you are in class 12, then you are already in a good position to decide. Ask yourself this question:

 2. How well you know about architecture entrance examination or its exam syllabus?

Architecture entrance exams syllabus is not only wide but somehow not being touched throughout out our daily lives. Both of the entrance exams will ask you about basic of architecture but still if you do not have that vision or particular knowledge about architecture it might be an alarming situation. It is a much-debated topic on why a student at all needs coaching for architecture entrance exam when several materials are available online or its bit easy to crack architecture entrance respective to engineering or medical entrances.

Out of 3 sections in an entrance exam, drawing and architecture aptitude is somehow most score able yet need to get trained subject, which somehow, you’ll be getting from coaching only.  However, all that matters for the student is to analyse whether or not he or she needs extra help to understand any topic or subject.

  1. How well did you perform in class 12?

If you did excellently (read extremely above average), then you are already in the right direction. With the help of right study material, solving of mock tests, you are good to go. You may refer to coaching classes study material for extra practice!

On the other hand, if you think that you left a big scope for improvement in your performance and in critical thinking, then maybe you should join a JEE Paper 2 preparation or a NATA preparation coaching.

4. Are you good at time management?

It is a tough question to ask an architecture aspirant. You are young and have hardly been introduced to the concept of time management, there have been people older and in positions of immense responsibility who have shuddered at the thought of having to manage time with numerous tasks at hand. Still, this question is important.

When you join a coaching class for architecture entrance exam preparation, you commit at least 5-6 hours to it; this includes usual 3-4 hours of classes, 1 hour of travel and 1 hour to recover from travel fatigue. In the case of many, if the coaching centre is far away then a larger portion time is wasted in travel. Those who take weekend classes, spend almost the entire day there for two days a week. Like all other entrance examinations, architecture entrance too is of 3 hours but questions asked in the exams are lot lengthy and being tough to solve in the given time limit. Good Coaching will definitely help you to come out of this fear and will not prepare you for exam but will also help you to learn the techniques of time management during the pressure and stress of exam.

For any entrance exam, apart from right coaching self-studies are critical. You need to devote at least 3-4 hours every day for that. So, can you manage time for coaching, school, and self-studies? If yes, only then must you join a coaching centre.

Apart from the above points, there are several other factors too. It is up to you to decide whether or not to join a coaching class. Make sure that you follow some smart exams techniques so that you come out with flying colours.

To answer the question we started with, YES, you can top architecture entrance exam without coaching but by joining the right coaching your chances to top architecture entrance will boost definitely. If you understand the topics and have an acumen for solving problems, then you will race ahead to the top with or without coaching.

For any further details contact 8800-22-6864 / 93540-52529

 

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For the first time in 20 years, all candidates taking the JEE will face less number of questions in physics, chemistry, mathematics as well as engineering drawing (for architecture aspirants). JEE is the entrance exam for all centrally funded technical institutes and colleges. It is also the eligibility exam for IIT JEE.

For the Bachelor of Planning course, only students who had physics, chemistry and mathematics in Class XII were so far eligible. Now, the criteria have been narrowed down to just mathematics in Class XII. Also, those seeking to enter the stream will not need to take the drawing test, which will be only for architecture aspirants.

Registration for JEE (Main) to begin from today

These changes were approved by the ministry of human resource development on Monday. The registration for JEE (Main) will commence from Tuesday. For the first time in 15 years of JEE, the number of questions have been reduced and the question typology changed. Earlier, engineering (BE/BTech) aspirants used to appear for three papers — mathematics, physics and chemistry — each comprising 30 multiple choice questions. From now on, each paper will have 25 questions. Of these, 20 will be MCQs and five “questions with answers as numerical value, with equal weightage to mathematics, physics and chemistry”.

For BArch, the mathematics paper will comprise 25 questions, with 20 MCQs and five objective-type. Questions in the drawing paper have been reduced from three to two. There will be an aptitude test of 50 marks in the MCQ format.

Mathematics and aptitude papers will remain common to B Planning and BArch aspirants. However, unlike previous years, there will be no drawing paper for B Planning aspirants and candidates instead will have to take a paper of 25 MCQs on planning.

“There are a number of changes introduced by the National Testing Agency for the JEE (main) to be held in January and April 2020. The details will be uploaded on Tuesday on the official website of NTA,” said Vineet Joshi, director-general, NTA. The first edition of JEE (Main) 2020 will be conducted from January 6 to January 11 and the second JEE (Main) will be held from April 3 to April 9. Registration for the January exam starts on Tuesday.

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Again Pahal Design Student Arnesh Kundu scored 163.5 Marks in NATA and All India Rank 1 in CET Karnataka Architecture. More than 350 Students qualified for NATA and many of them scored 130 plus marks. If you have scored in NATA 2017 then any confusion about the colleges accepting NATA score and JEE Arch Rank then can visit the following link

Counselling Registration Form

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Dear Aspirant,

Firstly, congratulations for succesfully cracking NATA and JEE exams and thank you for choosing us to answer your doubts.

NATA exam is considered to be one of the toughest exam because of its uncertainty in the questions. On the other hand JEE paper 2 is full of technical reasonings.

In JEE paper 2, every year 2+ lacs students apply but there are only around 940 seats in total, so you can understand how big is competition. The rank you have achived is good but certainly it is hard to acquire seat. We recommend you to fill centralised seat allocation i.e. known as JOSSA organised by CBSE and try, complete list of colleges through JEE is attached.

Your NATA score is fine enough to be in any architecture college but to be on sure site you should have scored more than 130. Anyway, there are 350+ institutes both government and private who accept NATA score for admission in Bachelor of Architecture. NATA exam and score is most crucial thing because according to COA i.e. Council of Architecture govern by Govt. of India no college can accept admission without successful NATA score. Colleges in NATA have their own process of admission, there is nothing as centralised counseling. You need to apply based on their admission process in colleges you wish. Complete list of colleges through NATA exam.The scores you will get from these tests will tell you something, but they will not tell you everything.

These tests do not define you. There are many ways of being smart and successful ahead.

We hope that we have answered all your questions, if there is anything else please don’t hesitate to contact us further.

All the very best for your successful future ahead.

You can Call us 88-00-22-6864 or register yourself at http://pahaldesign.com/counselling-registration-form/

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Pahal Design has announced NATA / JEE B.Arch Course for Architecture Aspirants and those are appearing for Exam 2018. This crash course will be of 30 Days / 45 Days / 60 Days and cover all the sections as per new exam pattern 2018. We have special batch for 12th Appearing students to manage their classes with their Board Exam. This will cover following sections:

1. Architecture Aptitude
2. General Aptitude
3. Mathematics (10+2)
4. Drawing

For registering themselves can call on 9899429749 or Pahal Design any nearest centres.

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Now Pahal, started it’s 4th Centre in Delhi and 16th Centre in India, which is easily accessible to the Students as it is near by Janakpuri East Metro Station.
New Batch is starting from 10th June. Registration Open.For any details call 9599973349

Janakpuri (West Delhi)
Address:- WZ-143/2, 2nd Floor, S-4/63, Chatrapati Shivaji Marg,
New Mahavir Nagar, Tilak Nagar, Near Corporation Bank
Contact No : 9599973349
Email : janakpuri@pahaldesign.com

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