Arch entrance exams, i.e NATA and JEE Main. The table below contains the basic differences between the two B. JEE Main, also used to be conducted twice a year, now is conducted 4 times a year. For B.Arch admission in these institutes, the aspirants have to appear in the IInd Paper of JEE Main examination. JEE Main is another popular national level entrance examination conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA) every year for students looking for getting admission into programmes such as B.Tech, B.E, B.Arch and B.Planning offered by the National Institute of Technologies (NITs), Indian Institutes of Information Technology (IIITs) and Centrally Funded Technical Institutes (CFTIs) in the country. NATA is a gateway exam for the vacant B.Arch seats in various premier institutes in India but the decision regarding final admission to the candidates who appear in NATA lies with the authorities of the respective institutions or colleges. NATA is conducted twice every year, usually during April and May.
NATA or National Aptitude Test in Architecture is a national-level entrance exam for B.Arch admissions in various institutions in the country offering this 5-year undergraduate programme in Architecture. About NATA (National Aptitude Test in Architecture)
Today, let us go through both these national level exams for B.Arch admissions and try to find out if it is really advantageous to appear in one of these two exams compared to the other. Although both JEE Main (Paper-II) and NATA are conducted for admission into the B.Arch programme, it continues till date to confuse the students because of the different institutions these exams lead them to pursue their dream course, i.e B.Arch. Paul McCartney and his wife Linda (1941 – 1998) with their daughters Heather, Stella and Mary in Rye, East Sussex, 4th April 1976.This question - which is the best option between NATA and JEE Main has at least haunted every B.Arch aspirants at least once in their life especially when they have appeared in their class XIIth exam and have decided to pursue Architecture as a career in future. Paul and Linda attend the premiere of ‘Live and Let Die’. Paul with Willem De Kooning in East Hampton, 1983. Paul McCartney and Michael Jackson, London 1983. The McCartneys, Paul, Stella, James (and Linda behind the lens, of course) at home in Scotland.Ī cluttered desk at the McCartney farm in Scotland – 1970s. Paul McCartney with his stepdaughter Heather Janis Joplin with Big Brother and the Holdling CompanyĮvocative shot of Steppenwolf – the first band signed under The Beatles’ fledgling late ’60s’ label, Apple Records. Paul McCartney with his daughters Heather and Mary. The Rolling Stones – taken on Linda’s fortuitous shoot which secured her future as a rockumentarian goddess.Ĭandid shot of The Beatles from the April, 1967 Sgt. These pictures are mostly from Linda McCartney: Life in Photographs, a rich, evocative low-key look at the human side of the celebrities we are set up revere – to watch but not always to see. Sadly, Linda passed away at age 56 from breast cancer. Linda famously said “if slaughterhouses had glass walls the whole world would be vegetarian”. As a vegetarian and animal rights activist, Linda wrote several cookbooks, and also created the Linda McCartney Foods company, selling ready made veggie food. During her days as a professional photographer, she published Linda McCartney’s Sixties: Portrait of an Era.
Linda was house photographer at the Fillmore East concern hall and shot numerous musicians including the Stones, Doors, Frank Zappa, Kinks, the Who, the Beach Boys, the Byrds, the Beatles etc. Linda was a member of Paul’s band, Wings, and she also wrote/recorded music independently (Seaside woman – Suzy and The Red Stripes). Linda married Paul McCartney in 1969, and the two had three children: Mary Anna, Stella, and James. Paul McCartney and his wife Linda (1941 – 1998) with their daughters Heather, Stella and Mary in Rye, East Sussex, 4th April 1976.
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