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what is AAT in JEE Advanced?

In JEE Advanced, AAT stands for Architecture Aptitude Test.

Purpose:
  • It is a specialised aptitude test conducted for candidates aspiring to join the Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch) programs offered at select IITs (Indian Institutes of Technology).
  • Currently, these IITs include:
    • IIT Kharagpur
    • IIT Roorkee
    • IIT (BHU) Varanasi

Eligibility:
  • Only candidates who have qualified in JEE Advanced are eligible to appear for the AAT.
  • Qualifying JEE Advanced doesn't guarantee admission to B.Arch programs; AAT performance is also considered.

Exam Pattern:
  • AAT is typically a pen-and-paper-based test.
  • It assesses a candidate's aptitude for architecture through various components like:
    • Freehand Drawing
    • Geometrical Drawing
    • 3-Dimensional Perception
    • Imagination and Aesthetic Sensitivity
    • Architectural Awareness

Importance:
  • AAT plays a crucial role in the admission process for B.Arch programs at the participating IITs.
  • While JEE Advanced rank is a major factor, AAT score is also considered for final selection.

In essence:
  • AAT is an additional test for JEE Advanced qualified candidates specifically interested in pursuing architecture at IITs.
  • It focuses on evaluating skills and abilities relevant to the field of architecture.

I hope this explanation is clear and helpful.

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