NATA Study Plan 2021

Are you an aspirant for the NATA Entrance Exam? Are you worried about how to begin and where to begin your preparation? Well, no need to worry!

Read through the preparation guide and NATA Study Plan provided by our experts at Creative Edge (a pioneer in providing the best online guidance for NATA) here.

So, what are you looking for? Dig into the post to know smart tips to make the best study plan that helps to perform well in the upcoming exam.

NATA Study Plan and Preparation Strategy 2021-22

For cracking the National Aptitude Test in Architecture, the first and foremost important thing is to have a well-planned study schedule for yourself. Also, you are required to focus on your strengths and weaknesses and allocate the time accordingly. 

As per the Paper Pattern for the NATA, the question paper comprises two parts: Part A comprises Maths and Aptitude, while Part B comprises drawing.

• Divide the topics from most important to least important as per the weightage from each subject.
• Make sure to distribute all the subjects in your daily plan.
• Try to review your weak areas and allocate more time to topics that you feel are difficult.

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• Ensure to devote at least 1.5-2 hours to each subject daily to score good marks in the exam.
• If you are studying for 8 hours a day, allot at least 1-1.5 hours for solving the previous year's Question Papers for NATA.
• Also, make sure to give time for revision at the end of the day.

NATA Study Plan and Time Table

As there are only a few days left for the exam, most of you might be worried about completing all the topics as per the syllabus.

We have curated the best study plan and timetable to help you know how much time you need to give for each subject.

What Should be the NATA Study Plan for 6 Months?

You may have queries on what topics should be covered on which day, must focus topics, and some preparation tips. Well, check out the 6-month Study Plan for NATA provided below and enhance your preparation.

1st & 2nd Month

• Be thorough with the pattern and syllabus before you start your preparation.
• Prepare a study plan that includes all topics for all the subjects and stick to it.
• Make sure to study at least for 8 hours (2 hours for each subject).
• Revise basic maths formulas from profit and loss, area and proportion, probability, speed and distance, interest, etc.
• Try to complete all the topics as per the schedule.

3rd & 4th Month

• Continue with studying of topics as per previous month.
• Get acquainted with famous logos and their history and Practice human figures daily.
• Solve as many NATA Aptitude Questions as possible from the previous year's papers.
• Take up mock tests to analyze your preparation levels and try to overcome mistakes.

5th & 6th Month

• Try to complete the topics if you left with any topic from the previous month.
• After completion of all topics, begin your revision.
• Remember not to read any new topics as it may lead to confusion. 
• Practice as many questions as possible from the previous year's papers.
• Take up at least 1-2 Mock Tests for NATA a day and analyze your performance.

NATA Time Table for 30 Days

As there is only one month left for the NATA Entrance Exam, most of you might be worried about completing all the topics in such a short period?

Well, you can check out the 30 days NATA study plan from the table below and plan your preparation accordingly.

NATA Preparation Tips 2021

The following are some of the best preparation tips for NATA that you can follow while preparing for the exam.

For the aptitude section, you should keep your general knowledge updated and also you should have strong knowledge on topics like Buildings in India and the World, speed distance and time, Important Architects of India and the World, Logical and Reasoning Ability questions, General Maths questions like area, etc.

To score good marks in the mathematics section, revise basic maths formulas from topics like profit and loss, area and proportion, probability, speed and distance, interest, etc. Solve more and more questions from the previous year's papers regularly.

For the drawing section, practice making freehand straight lines regularly without using the scale in a minimum of 5-7 sheets. Also, you are advised to solve at least 2-3 perspective drawing questions from the previous year's papers daily.