JEE Advanced AAT Result on June 7: Eligibility, B.Arch IITs and Admission Steps

Last Updated: Jun 5, 2026

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The JEE Advanced AAT result is the next big milestone for students who dream of studying architecture at an IIT. IIT Roorkee conducted the Architecture Aptitude Test on 4 June, and the result is scheduled for 7 June on the official portal. For every qualified student, this is the gateway to the five year B.Arch programme at the country’s top technology institutes.

In this update, we explain the JEE Advanced AAT result timeline, who is eligible, which IITs offer B.Arch, and the exact steps to follow after the result. Students targeting the 2027 and 2028 attempts will also find a clear picture of how this stage works.

JEE Advanced AAT result date and how to check

IIT Roorkee will declare the AAT result on 7 June at jeeadv.ac.in. To check it, log in with your JEE Advanced registration number and date of birth. The portal shows a simple qualified or not qualified status, since the AAT has no rank list. Only the pass or fail outcome matters for B.Arch eligibility. Save and print your result for the counselling stage.

Who could appear for the AAT

Only candidates who qualified JEE Advanced and held a sufficient rank for B.Arch seats were allowed to register for the AAT. Registration opened on 1 June and closed on 2 June, and the test was held on 4 June from 9:00 AM to 12:00 noon. No separate admit card was issued. Candidates carried their printed JEE Advanced admit card along with an original photo identity card to the centre.

Which IITs offer B.Arch through the AAT

The Architecture Aptitude Test is the gateway to the five year B.Arch programme at three institutes. These are IIT Roorkee, IIT Kharagpur, and IIT BHU Varanasi. The test checks freehand drawing, geometrical drawing, three dimensional perception, imagination and aesthetic sensitivity, and architectural awareness. Because it measures design aptitude rather than rote learning, it suits students with a genuine interest in spatial thinking.

Steps to follow after the JEE Advanced AAT result

Once the result is out, qualified students must act quickly. Follow these steps.

• Download and print your AAT qualified status from the official portal.
• Continue with JoSAA counselling, since B.Arch seats are allotted through the same system.
• Fill and lock your choices carefully, and place B.Arch options in your preferred order.
• Track the seat allotment rounds and report on time to confirm your seat.
• Keep all original documents ready for verification.

You can read our detailed guide on the JoSAA counselling process and choice filling to plan this stage with confidence.

Build the aptitude that the AAT rewards

The AAT rewards visual thinking and steady drawing practice rather than last minute cramming. Future aspirants should sketch daily, study built forms around them, and practise three dimensional problems. A strong foundation in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics still matters, because B.Arch admission begins with JEE Advanced. You can also review our roadmap for medical aspirants in the NEET UG re exam strategy if you are weighing both streams.

Guided preparation helps students balance the engineering syllabus with design practice. If you are planning your JEE journey, explore the best IIT JEE coaching online at PlutusStem for the 2027 and 2028 target years. For standard reference books and practice material for JEE and architecture aptitude, browse the titles at Online Khan Market.

Final word

The JEE Advanced AAT result opens the door to architecture at India’s finest IITs. If you qualify, move fast through JoSAA counselling and lock your B.Arch choices with care. If you are aiming for a future attempt, start building your drawing and design aptitude today. Either way, a clear plan turns this milestone into an admission.

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