Who is the conducting authority of NATA exam?

<p>The Council of Architecture (CoA), an autonomous body constituted by the Government of India, is the official conducting authority for the National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA). Established under the Architects Act, 1972, CoA is responsible for regulating architecture education and practice across the country.</p><p>The primary purpose of CoA in conducting NATA is to assess and standardize the aptitude of prospective students seeking admission to undergraduate architecture programs (B.Arch) in Indian institutions. NATA evaluates candidates on essential skills required in architecture, such as drawing and observation, sense of proportion, aesthetic sensitivity, mathematics, and critical thinking.</p>

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