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JEE Advanced AAT 2021 (Architecture Aptitude Test)

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Exam
JEE Advanced AAT
Year
2021
Session
AAT
Language
English
Questions
16
All questions

16 questions of JEE Advanced AAT 2021

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Question 2

XX 10 Section A (Architectural Awareness)

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Question 5

XX 20 Section B (Geometrical Q.6 XX 20 Drawing)

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Question 6

A circle rolls in clockwise direction without slipping, and the point ‘A’ traces the curve as shown in the diagram below. Using the same principle, trace the loci of the points ‘B’ and ‘C’ in the same diagram and represent them using two different colours. The locus of the centre during forward rolling of the circle is shown using the dotted line O-O’.

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Question 8

XX 20 Section C (Three

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Question 9

XX 20 Dimensional Perception)

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Question 11

XX 20 Section D (Imagination and

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Question 12

XX 20 Aesthetic Sensitivity)

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Question 14

XX 20 Section E (Freehand Q.15 XX 20 Drawing)

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Question 15

The diagram provided below depicts a sculpture created with a cylinder placed on top of a cuboid of the same height. An adult, a crawling baby and a housefly are viewing this sculpture from the same distance but different heights. Considering that the top of the cylinder is in the line of sight of the adult, sketch the views of the sculpture as viewed by the adult, the baby and the fly (line- drawings only). Use the next page to draw the views.

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Question 16

XX 20 TOTAL MARKS 300

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