Recent Updates:

• COMEDK continues to streamline its admission process for B.Arch through centralized counselling, focusing on NATA scores and academic performance.
• The application process remains fully online, ensuring accessibility and transparency for all candidates.
• Emphasis on adherence to the Council of Architecture (CoA) guidelines for B.Arch admissions, requiring valid NATA scores or equivalent recognized architecture entrance exam results.

To seek admission to B.Arch programs through COMEDK UGET, candidates must meet the following eligibility requirements:

1. Basic Eligibility Requirements

2. Minimum Marks Required

3. Mandatory Entrance Exam

4. Age Limit

Note: Meeting the NATA or equivalent architecture entrance exam criteria is essential for B.Arch admissions under COMEDK. Candidates are advised to check the official COMEDK website for any updates on eligibility norms or relaxations.

Although COMEDK does not have a standard reservation policy for architecture aspirants as seen in government exams, it classifies candidates under specific categories for certain benefits in affiliated colleges. Candidates eligible for reservation must provide proper documentation during the admission process.

Note: Reservation benefits primarily apply to Karnataka-based minority candidates or specific regional categories. Candidates must ensure they meet the domicile or category criteria and provide valid certificates during counselling to avail of these benefits.

Since there is no separate entrance exam conducted by COMEDK for B.Arch, the admission process relies on NATA scores or other recognized architecture entrance exam results, along with academic performance. The detailed steps for admission are as follows:

• Registration: Candidates must visit the official website () and complete the online registration process. A valid email ID and mobile number are required for registration.
• Filling the Application Form: Enter personal details, academic qualifications, and course preference (B.Arch). Upload scanned copies of required documents such as photographs, signatures, and certificates in the prescribed format.
• Application Fee Payment: Payment must be made online via credit card, debit card, or net banking. The fee structure is ₹1800 for B.Tech only and ₹2800 for both B.Tech and B.Arch.
• Selection Process: As there is no separate entrance exam for B.Arch under COMEDK, candidates are shortlisted based on their NATA scores (or equivalent architecture entrance exam scores) and 12th-grade PCM aggregate marks.
• Counselling and Seat Allotment: Eligible candidates must attend centralized counselling, generally conducted in the months of June or July. Seat allotment is based on NATA scores, academic performance, category (if applicable), and seat availability in participating colleges.

Note: Candidates must complete online registration and fee payment before the deadline to be eligible for counselling. Document verification is mandatory during the counselling process to confirm eligibility and finalize seat allotment.

Architecture applicants do not need to appear for the COMEDK UGET test, which is a computer-based test for B.Tech admissions. Instead, they must qualify through NATA or other recognized architecture entrance exams. The syllabus for NATA, which is the primary qualifying exam for B.Arch under COMEDK, includes the following key areas:

• Drawing and Visual Composition: Focus on sketching, perspective drawing, and understanding of scale and proportion.
• Architectural Awareness: Knowledge of famous buildings, architects, materials, and architectural terminology.
• Mathematics and General Aptitude: Basic mathematical concepts, logical reasoning, and problem-solving skills.
• Physics and Chemistry: Basic concepts relevant to architecture and building materials.

Note: For a detailed syllabus and exam pattern, candidates are encouraged to refer to the official NATA guidelines available on the Council of Architecture website. Preparation should focus on both creative and analytical skills to excel in the aptitude test.

The application process for COMEDK UGET (B.Arch) generally begins in the month of January or February, with the following key stages:

• Online registration and form filling open typically in early months of the year.
• Counselling and seat allotment are usually conducted in the months of June or July after the announcement of NATA results and 12th board results.

Note: Candidates should regularly check the official COMEDK website for updates on the exact timeline and deadlines to ensure they do not miss any important steps in the admission process.

Since B.Arch candidates under COMEDK do not appear for the UGET exam, there is no admit card issued for an entrance test. However, candidates must download the Test Admission Ticket (TAT) or counselling call letter from the official website during the counselling phase, typically released a few weeks before the counselling sessions in June or July. This document contains essential details such as the candidate’s name, application number, counselling venue, and timings. Candidates must carry a printed copy of the TAT along with a valid photo ID to the counselling center.

For B.Arch admissions under COMEDK, there is no separate entrance exam result as candidates are evaluated based on their NATA scores or equivalent architecture entrance exam scores. The merit list for B.Arch is prepared based on NATA scores and 12th-grade PCM aggregate marks. This merit list is typically published on the official website during the counselling phase in June or July. Candidates can check their rank and counselling schedule using their application number and login credentials.

COMEDK conducts centralized online counselling for B.Arch admissions, generally in the months of June and July, to allocate seats in various private colleges across Karnataka. Candidates are called for counselling based on their rank in the merit list derived from NATA scores and academic performance. During counselling, candidates must choose their preferred college and course based on seat availability. Seat allotment is finalized after document verification and payment of the admission fee.

Note: Candidates must ensure all documents are original or attested copies as per COMEDK guidelines. Failure to produce required documents during counselling may result in disqualification from the seat allotment process.

To secure admission to B.Arch programs through COMEDK, candidates should focus on excelling in the NATA or equivalent architecture entrance exam while maintaining strong academic performance in 12th grade. Here are some strategic preparation tips:

• Understand the NATA Syllabus: Familiarize yourself with the NATA syllabus, focusing on drawing, visual composition, architectural awareness, and general aptitude.
• Practice Drawing Skills: Regularly practice sketching, perspective drawing, and rendering to improve creativity and precision, which are heavily tested in NATA.
• Strengthen Fundamentals: Revise basic concepts of Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry from 11th and 12th grade, as these are part of the NATA aptitude section and also contribute to your PCM aggregate.
• Take Mock Tests: Attempt NATA mock tests and sample papers to get accustomed to the exam pattern and time management.
• Study Architectural Awareness: Learn about famous architects, iconic buildings, materials, and architectural history to score well in the awareness section of NATA.
• Maintain Academic Performance: Aim for high marks in 12th-grade PCM subjects, as they contribute to the final merit list under COMEDK.
• Stay Updated: Regularly check the COMEDK and Council of Architecture websites for updates on eligibility criteria, exam patterns, or changes in admission policies.

COMEDK facilitates B.Arch admissions to numerous private unaided colleges in Karnataka based on NATA scores and academic merit. Some prominent institutions offering B.Arch programs under COMEDK include:

Note: The complete list of participating colleges and seat availability for B.Arch programs is published annually on the COMEDK website during the counselling process. Candidates are advised to check for updates on college affiliations and intake capacity.

For queries or assistance regarding COMEDK UGET (B.Arch), candidates can reach out to:

• COMEDK UGET (B.Arch) admissions are based on NATA scores or equivalent architecture entrance exam scores and 12th-grade PCM aggregate marks; there is no separate entrance exam conducted by COMEDK for B.Arch.
• Reservation benefits apply primarily to Karnataka-based minority candidates or specific regional categories like Hyderabad-Karnataka Region (HKR).
• Seats are allocated through centralized counselling, where document verification is mandatory to confirm eligibility.
• Candidates must meet the minimum PCM aggregate requirement of 45% for General category and 40% for reserved categories (Karnataka residents).
• Online registration and fee payment must be completed before the deadline to be eligible for the counselling process.