NATIONAL APTITUDE TEST IN ARCHITECTURE -2019

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            Terrafirm Global Academy for Design and Innovation offers crash course for preparing for NATA exam starting from March20, 2019 to April 11, 2019. The course is offered in the City Centre Campus, Kadavanthra. The class covers General Aptitude, Drawing, Mathematical Problem Solving, Mock Tests and Studio Tests as well.                     General Aptitude covers drawing of geometrical or abstract shapes and patterns in pencil, architectural awareness, architectural terminology, identifying commonly used materials and objects based on their textural qualities and colour, historical and contemporary buildings of Architectural importance, Architects and their works, and awareness of persons, places, buildings etc. of Architectural importance.                       The Draw...
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Greetings from Terrafirm,

       We are a group of Architects, visual artists and Interior designers here at Terrafirm Global Academy, who focuses on teaching art and design and interior design to students who enrol to Pearson affiliated courses at the academy. We have also been conducting NATA classes and crash course programs for school students who wish to pursue Architecture and write the NATA exam.
We have been conducting the NATA crash course program for the past three years and we are proud to say that majority of the students who have been part of this program at our academy have scored well in the NATA exams.
This year, the NATA crash course program is to be conducted at our Kochi and Aluva campus for the duration of 20 days during which we will focus on giving training to students to enable them to tackle the NATA exam effectively. The exam is a combination of a few major aspects which include, Verbal Reasoning, Aesthetic Sensitivity, Mathematics and most importantly drawing. We focus on each section individually and give one-on-one attention to students by familiarising them with probable questions and teaching them about the basics of sketching and how to address a given question. The 20 days classes will be intense with theory sessions as well as mock tests. We have specialized faculty members to take these classes and the students will be highly benefitted from it.
The NATA exam date for this has been announced by the Council of Architecture and it is to be conducted on the 29th of April 2018. We request you to kindly recommend your students who are interested in taking up Architecture to enrol with us for the NATA crash course this year which will be held from the 2nd to the 21st of April 2018, after the state board and CBSE board exams.
Thank you for your patience and we look forward to hearing from you.

  Visit our website :www.terrafirm.in

Sincerely,

Anju Sara Abraham,

Lead Academic Coordinator

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