Quant Formulas Sheet for NATA & JEE B.Arch

NATA & JEE B.Arch Quantitative Aptitude Questions

The Quantitative Aptitude / Numerical Ability section in NATA and JEE B.Arch is one of the most scoring yet risky sections.

• NATA 2026 → ~25% weightage
• JEE B.Arch 2026 (Paper 2) → ~25% weightage (high impact on percentile)

However, analysis of previous year papers shows that:

• Most questions are formula-driven + application-based
• Students lose marks mainly due to slow recall and calculation errors

Download Quant Formula Revision Sheet PDF for NATA 2026

What Type of Quant Questions Are Asked?

In NATA (Numerical Ability)

Based on past year question paper trends:

You’ll see a mix of:

• Arithmetic (ratio, percentage, number systems)
• Algebra-based word problems
• Geometry & Mensuration (volume, shapes)
• Logical + applied maths

These are moderate difficulty but highly time-sensitive. To help you revise smarter, we've curated all the MOST IMPORTANT formulas for NATA Quantitative Aptitude Section, all at one place.

Also Check: NATA Aptitude Questions 2026

In JEE B.Arch (Mathematics)

From 2025 JEE Main Paper 2 (B.Arch Exam):

Questions are more conceptual + advanced:

• Calculus (integration, limits)
• Coordinate geometry
• Probability
• Algebra (progressions, functions)
• 3D geometry

Example patterns:

• Area between curves
• Locus problems
• Probability with conditions
• Matrix & vector-based questions

These require strong concepts + fast formula application. Click the button below for all the MOST IMPORTANT formulas for JEE B.Arch Quantitative Aptitude Section, all at one place.

Download JEE B.Arch Formula Sheet for Maths Section

Key Insight (From Both Papers)

Despite different difficulty levels:

80%+ questions in both exams rely directly on formulas.

Which means:

• If formulas are clear → questions become easy
• If formulas are weak → even easy questions become time-consuming.

Check: JEE Main Paper 2 2026  Session 1 Analysis

Common Mistakes Students Make:

From real paper analysis:

• Forgetting formulas during exam pressure
• Spending too long on calculations
• Not revising formulas regularly
• Practicing questions without revision strategy

Practice with: JEE B.Arch Previous Year Question Papers