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JEE (Advanced) 2025 AAT Paper
Time: 3 hours Maximum Marks: 300
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Time: 3 hours Maximum Marks: 300
READ THE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY NAME: __________________________________
GENERAL
• This sealed booklet is your Question Paper. Do not
break the seal till you are told to do so.
• Immediately after breaking the seal of the booklet,
verify that the booklet contains 28 pages and that all
ROLL NO:________________________________
the 16 questions along with the options are legible.
Report immediately about any missing or torn sheet
in this booklet and ask for a replacement of the JEE (ADVANCED) 2025 RANK:_______________
booklet from the invigilator. No replacement will be
allowed after 15 minutes of the starting of the
examination. CATEGORY:_____________________________
• Write your Name, Roll Number, JEE (Advanced) 2025
Rank and other details in the space provided and
nowhere else. No distinctive / identification mark of CATEGORY RANK (IF APPLICABLE):
any type is to be put anywhere else in this booklet.
• Answers are to be written only in the booklet and __________________________________
within the space provided beside / box provided
beside/below each Question and nowhere else.
Answers written in non-designated place will not be EXAMINATION CENTRE:
evaluated.
__________________________________
• Blank spaces are provided within this booklet for
rough work.
• Do not deface this booklet or detach or mutilate any I HAVE READ ALL THE INSTRUCTIONS AND SHALL
sheet from the booklet. Such acts lead to ABIDE BY THEM
disqualification.
• The question paper has five sections.
• All the questions are compulsory. Signature of the Candidate
Total Marks Obtained:
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Signature of the Invigilator after verification of
In Numbers: identity and other details
In words:_____________________________
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SECTION A: Architectural Awareness (Maximum Marks: 60)
This section contains FOUR questions. Question 1 carries 30 marks, Questions 2, 3
and 4 carry 10 marks each. There is NO negative marking.
Q.1. This section contains 15 multiple choice questions. Each question has four options, out of which
ONLY ONE is correct. Mark the correct option with a tick mark.
(2 ´ 15 = 30
Marks)
(i) ( The standard unit for measuring Household electrical energy consumption is
A Kilo Watt Hour B Ampere
C Watt D Volt
(ii) Among the options given below, the recent addition to the UNESCO Heritage list in 2024 from
India is
A Khajuraho Temple, Madhya Pradesh B Golconda Fort, Telangana
C Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi D Moidam, Assam
(iii) ‘Letters to a Young Architect’ is a book authored by
A B V Doshi B Christopher Charles Benninger
C Frank Lloyd Wright D Le Corbusier
(iv) A semicircular brick arch is an example of
A Tensile Structure B Torsional Structure
C Compressive Structure D Shear Structure
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SECTION A: Architectural Awareness (Maximum Marks: 60)
This section contains FOUR questions. Question 1 carries 30 marks, Questions 2, 3
and 4 carry 10 marks each. There is NO negative marking.
Q.1. This section contains 15 multiple choice questions. Each question has four options, out of which
ONLY ONE is correct. Mark the correct option with a tick mark.
(2 ´ 15 = 30
Marks)
(i) ( The standard unit for measuring Household electrical energy consumption is
A Kilo Watt Hour B Ampere
C Watt D Volt
(ii) Among the options given below, the recent addition to the UNESCO Heritage list in 2024 from
India is
A Khajuraho Temple, Madhya Pradesh B Golconda Fort, Telangana
C Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi D Moidam, Assam
(iii) ‘Letters to a Young Architect’ is a book authored by
A B V Doshi B Christopher Charles Benninger
C Frank Lloyd Wright D Le Corbusier
(iv) A semicircular brick arch is an example of
A Tensile Structure B Torsional Structure
C Compressive Structure D Shear Structure
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(v) ‘Gelephu Mindfulness City’ in Bhutan has been designed by
A Bjarke Ingels B I M Pei
C Norman Foster D Tadao Ando
(vi) Influence of which of the following foreign architectural styles is NOT evident in traditional
Architectural styles of India?
A Persian B Egyptian
C Greek D Roman
(vii) The scientific principle which explains the cooling of hot air while passing through a stone Jali
in a building is
A Venturi Effect B Bernoulli’s Theorem
C Archimedes’ Principle D Raman Effect
(viii) ‘Karla’, a well-known Buddhist site is an example of
A Stupa B Fort
C Cenotaph D Caves
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(v) ‘Gelephu Mindfulness City’ in Bhutan has been designed by
A Bjarke Ingels B I M Pei
C Norman Foster D Tadao Ando
(vi) Influence of which of the following foreign architectural styles is NOT evident in traditional
Architectural styles of India?
A Persian B Egyptian
C Greek D Roman
(vii) The scientific principle which explains the cooling of hot air while passing through a stone Jali
in a building is
A Venturi Effect B Bernoulli’s Theorem
C Archimedes’ Principle D Raman Effect
(viii) ‘Karla’, a well-known Buddhist site is an example of
A Stupa B Fort
C Cenotaph D Caves
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(ix) A small circle of Radius=0.5 unit rolls on the inner surface of another large circle of Radius=6 unit
without slipping as shown in figure given below. Locus of a point on circumference of small circle
will result in a hypocycloid. The correct representation of the resultant hypocycloid is
A B
C D
(x) ‘Antoni Gaudi’, the famous Spanish architect designed which of the following buildings
A Barcelona Pavilion, Barcelona B Guggenheim Museum, Bilbao
C Villa Savoye, Poissy D La Sagrada Familia, Barcelona
(xi) Which of the following craft techniques is NOT performed on/with paper?
A Origami B Etching
C Filigree D Stippling
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(ix) A small circle of Radius=0.5 unit rolls on the inner surface of another large circle of Radius=6 unit
without slipping as shown in figure given below. Locus of a point on circumference of small circle
will result in a hypocycloid. The correct representation of the resultant hypocycloid is
A B
C D
(x) ‘Antoni Gaudi’, the famous Spanish architect designed which of the following buildings
A Barcelona Pavilion, Barcelona B Guggenheim Museum, Bilbao
C Villa Savoye, Poissy D La Sagrada Familia, Barcelona
(xi) Which of the following craft techniques is NOT performed on/with paper?
A Origami B Etching
C Filigree D Stippling
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(xii) A composition of three colored glass pieces is shown below. It has a Magenta Triangle, Cyan
Square and a Yellow Circle. The correct resultant colors at the overlap zones 1, 2, 3 and 4 are
A 1 - Green, 2 - Black, 3 - Red, 4 - Blue
B 1 - Yellow, 2 - Red, 3 - Black, 4 – Green
C 1 - Blue, 2 - Brown, 3 - Green, 4 – Pink
D 1 - Blue, 2 - Green, 3 - Red, 4 - Black
(xiii) In a typical Timber casement window, the glass is held to the wooden shutter frame by
A Skirting B Cornice
C Beading D Welding
(xiv) ‘ECBC’ in reference to Buildings stands for
A Executive Committee for Building Codes
B Energy Conservation Building Code
C Environmental Code for Building Conservation
D Expenditure Committee for Building Construction
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(xii) A composition of three colored glass pieces is shown below. It has a Magenta Triangle, Cyan
Square and a Yellow Circle. The correct resultant colors at the overlap zones 1, 2, 3 and 4 are
A 1 - Green, 2 - Black, 3 - Red, 4 - Blue
B 1 - Yellow, 2 - Red, 3 - Black, 4 – Green
C 1 - Blue, 2 - Brown, 3 - Green, 4 – Pink
D 1 - Blue, 2 - Green, 3 - Red, 4 - Black
(xiii) In a typical Timber casement window, the glass is held to the wooden shutter frame by
A Skirting B Cornice
C Beading D Welding
(xiv) ‘ECBC’ in reference to Buildings stands for
A Executive Committee for Building Codes
B Energy Conservation Building Code
C Environmental Code for Building Conservation
D Expenditure Committee for Building Construction
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(xv) Who amongst the following is known as the ‘Architect of the poor’?
A Hassan Fathy B Mies van der Rohe
C Zaha Hadid D Walter Gropius
Q.2 Match the Construction tools given in Column I to their corresponding Functions on a
construction site given in Column II.
(2 ´ 5 = 10 Marks)
Column I Column II
(A) Shovel (P) Slope Management
(B) Concrete Mixer (Q) Wall Alignment
(C) Plum Bob (R) Scooping sand/aggregate
(D) Spirit Level (S) Mixing cement, sand and aggregate
(E) Needle Vibrator (T) Pointing of Wall
(U) Compaction of Concrete
Q.3 Match the Mahajanpada given in Column I with the well-known cities of present times given
in Column II, which fell within the geographic boundary of given Mahajanpada.
(2 ´ 5 = 10 Marks)
Column I Column II
(A) Magadha (P) Varanasi
(B) Kashi (Q) Ayodhya
(C) Kosala (R) Ujjain
(D) Avanti (S) Taxila
(E) Kuru (T) Delhi
(U) Patna
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(xv) Who amongst the following is known as the ‘Architect of the poor’?
A Hassan Fathy B Mies van der Rohe
C Zaha Hadid D Walter Gropius
Q.2 Match the Construction tools given in Column I to their corresponding Functions on a
construction site given in Column II.
(2 ´ 5 = 10 Marks)
Column I Column II
(A) Shovel (P) Slope Management
(B) Concrete Mixer (Q) Wall Alignment
(C) Plum Bob (R) Scooping sand/aggregate
(D) Spirit Level (S) Mixing cement, sand and aggregate
(E) Needle Vibrator (T) Pointing of Wall
(U) Compaction of Concrete
Q.3 Match the Mahajanpada given in Column I with the well-known cities of present times given
in Column II, which fell within the geographic boundary of given Mahajanpada.
(2 ´ 5 = 10 Marks)
Column I Column II
(A) Magadha (P) Varanasi
(B) Kashi (Q) Ayodhya
(C) Kosala (R) Ujjain
(D) Avanti (S) Taxila
(E) Kuru (T) Delhi
(U) Patna
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Q.4 A right circular cone is cut by different planes as shown through its elevation given below.
Match the section plane in Column I to the corresponding true shape of resultant section in
Column II.
(2 ´ 5 = 10 Marks)
Column I Column II
(A) Plane AA’ (P) Hyperbola
(B) Plane BB’ (Q) Triangle
(C) Plane CC’ (R) Circle
(D) Plane DD’ (S) Ellipse
(E) Plane EE’ (T) Parabola
(U) Line
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Q.4 A right circular cone is cut by different planes as shown through its elevation given below.
Match the section plane in Column I to the corresponding true shape of resultant section in
Column II.
(2 ´ 5 = 10 Marks)
Column I Column II
(A) Plane AA’ (P) Hyperbola
(B) Plane BB’ (Q) Triangle
(C) Plane CC’ (R) Circle
(D) Plane DD’ (S) Ellipse
(E) Plane EE’ (T) Parabola
(U) Line
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SECTION B: Geometrical Drawing (Maximum Marks: 60)
This section contains THREE (03) questions. Each question carries 20 marks.
Q.5 Sixteen patterns are placed in a 4X4 square grid on a translucent sheet of paper. The paper is first
folded about the axis A-A’ and thereafter about axis B-B’ in the direction as indicated. After two
successive folds, the paper will be reduced to a 2X2 square grid and the patterns will be
superimposed accordingly. In the given enlarged 2X2 square grid, draw the final superimposed
patterns.
Enlarged 2X2 Square Grid
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SECTION B: Geometrical Drawing (Maximum Marks: 60)
This section contains THREE (03) questions. Each question carries 20 marks.
Q.5 Sixteen patterns are placed in a 4X4 square grid on a translucent sheet of paper. The paper is first
folded about the axis A-A’ and thereafter about axis B-B’ in the direction as indicated. After two
successive folds, the paper will be reduced to a 2X2 square grid and the patterns will be
superimposed accordingly. In the given enlarged 2X2 square grid, draw the final superimposed
patterns.
Enlarged 2X2 Square Grid
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Q.6 Enlarge the composition given below in the specified grid space.
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Q.6 Enlarge the composition given below in the specified grid space.
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Q.7 A square PQRS completes a 360-degree rotation about its centre ‘X’ in 8 seconds. A point on its
diagonal PXR, with starting position at ‘P’ as shown in figure given below, oscillates continuously
between ‘P’ and ‘X’. It completes one oscillation in 4 seconds. Draw the path traced by the given
point for one complete rotation of the square PQRS.
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Q.7 A square PQRS completes a 360-degree rotation about its centre ‘X’ in 8 seconds. A point on its
diagonal PXR, with starting position at ‘P’ as shown in figure given below, oscillates continuously
between ‘P’ and ‘X’. It completes one oscillation in 4 seconds. Draw the path traced by the given
point for one complete rotation of the square PQRS.
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SECTION C: Three-Dimensional Perception (Maximum Marks: 60)
This section contains THREE (03) questions. Each question carries 20 marks.
Q.8 Given below is the Plan (Top View), Front elevation from point A and Side elevation from point B
of an object. Draw the Isometric view of the object as seen from point ‘C’.
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SECTION C: Three-Dimensional Perception (Maximum Marks: 60)
This section contains THREE (03) questions. Each question carries 20 marks.
Q.8 Given below is the Plan (Top View), Front elevation from point A and Side elevation from point B
of an object. Draw the Isometric view of the object as seen from point ‘C’.
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Q.9 One member of an orthogonal wooden joinery is shown at ‘A’ below. Draw the complementary
part at ‘B’ in order to complete the orthogonal joint.
B
A
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Q.9 One member of an orthogonal wooden joinery is shown at ‘A’ below. Draw the complementary
part at ‘B’ in order to complete the orthogonal joint.
B
A
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Q.10 For the 3-dimensional figure given below, draw the top view and the front elevation as seen from the
direction of point A in the space given below.
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Q.10 For the 3-dimensional figure given below, draw the top view and the front elevation as seen from the
direction of point A in the space given below.
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SECTION D: Imagination and Aesthetic Sensitivity (Maximum Marks: 60)
This section contains THREE (03) questions. Each question carries 20 marks.
Q.11 Design a Three-dimensional sculpture imagining India hosting 2036 Olympics. The sculpture is
intended to be installed at sporting venues for hosting various Olympics events. The design
should represent India’s futuristic development, sporting ethos, cultural diversity, and unity.
Explain your design concept briefly in the specified box given below.
Q.12 Space for Text of the question
Space for Figure/Equation, if any
Q.13 Space for Text of the question
Space for Figure/Equation, if any
Concept
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SECTION D: Imagination and Aesthetic Sensitivity (Maximum Marks: 60)
This section contains THREE (03) questions. Each question carries 20 marks.
Q.11 Design a Three-dimensional sculpture imagining India hosting 2036 Olympics. The sculpture is
intended to be installed at sporting venues for hosting various Olympics events. The design
should represent India’s futuristic development, sporting ethos, cultural diversity, and unity.
Explain your design concept briefly in the specified box given below.
Q.12 Space for Text of the question
Space for Figure/Equation, if any
Q.13 Space for Text of the question
Space for Figure/Equation, if any
Concept
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Q.12 Using colours and illustrations in the space given below, design a graphic poster on the theme
‘Well-being’. Explain your concept briefly in the specified box given below.
Concept
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Q.12 Using colours and illustrations in the space given below, design a graphic poster on the theme
‘Well-being’. Explain your concept briefly in the specified box given below.
Concept
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Q.13 In the perspective view given below, imagine and draw at least five proportionate human figures
occupying the plaza steps in various postures like sitting, standing, talking etc.
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Q.13 In the perspective view given below, imagine and draw at least five proportionate human figures
occupying the plaza steps in various postures like sitting, standing, talking etc.
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SECTION E: Freehand Drawing (Maximum Marks: 60)
This section contains THREE (03) questions. Each question carries 20 marks.
Q.14 Draw a scene of a railway platform showing a standing train along with other platform activities
like boarding, alighting, vending, moving etc. and elements like seating, roof structure, signage etc.
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SECTION E: Freehand Drawing (Maximum Marks: 60)
This section contains THREE (03) questions. Each question carries 20 marks.
Q.14 Draw a scene of a railway platform showing a standing train along with other platform activities
like boarding, alighting, vending, moving etc. and elements like seating, roof structure, signage etc.
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Q.15 Sketch a ‘composition’ showing a computer placed on a table along with a chair in proportion to each
other.
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Q.15 Sketch a ‘composition’ showing a computer placed on a table along with a chair in proportion to each
other.
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Q.16 Sketch the landscape view as seen from the balcony space of an apartment as shown below, facing
green meadows with dense vegetation.
END OF THE QUESTION PAPER
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Q.16 Sketch the landscape view as seen from the balcony space of an apartment as shown below, facing
green meadows with dense vegetation.
END OF THE QUESTION PAPER
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Section-wise Distribution of Marks
Sections Question Page No. Maximum Marks Obtained
No. Marks
Q. 1 3-7 30
Q. 2 7 10
Section A
(Architectural
Awareness)
Q.3 7 10
Q.4 8 10
Q.5 9 20
Section B
(Geometrical Q.6 10 20
Drawing)
Q.7 11 20
Q.8 12 20
Section C
(Three-
Q.9 13 20
Dimensional
Perception)
Q.10 14 20
Q.11 15 20
Section D
(Imagination and
Q.12 16 20
Aesthetic
Sensitivity)
Q.13 17 20
Q.14 18 20
Section E
(Freehand Q.15 19 20
Drawing)
Q.16 20 20
TOTAL MARKS
300
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Section-wise Distribution of Marks
Sections Question Page No. Maximum Marks Obtained
No. Marks
Q. 1 3-7 30
Q. 2 7 10
Section A
(Architectural
Awareness)
Q.3 7 10
Q.4 8 10
Q.5 9 20
Section B
(Geometrical Q.6 10 20
Drawing)
Q.7 11 20
Q.8 12 20
Section C
(Three-
Q.9 13 20
Dimensional
Perception)
Q.10 14 20
Q.11 15 20
Section D
(Imagination and
Q.12 16 20
Aesthetic
Sensitivity)
Q.13 17 20
Q.14 18 20
Section E
(Freehand Q.15 19 20
Drawing)
Q.16 20 20
TOTAL MARKS
300
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Document Details
| Board / Org | IIT |
| Exam | Joint Entrance Examination Advanced |
| Type | Question Paper |
| Pages | 28 |
| Updated | 24 Sep 2026 |