Section 14 in Andhra Pradesh Planning and Architecture Common Entrance Test (PACET) for entry into 5 year B.Arch, and 4 year B.Plng. and other related courses Rules, 2004
14. Special Direction from the Government.
- (i) In the event of any malpractice or leakage of question paper or in any other circumstances leading to the stopping of PACET as scheduled, the Government may for the reasons to be recorded in writing, direct the conduct of a re-examination of the PACET. In such an event the Andhra Pradesh State Council of Higher Education or any other body so nominated by the Government shall cause the PACET Re-examination by appointing/ non.mating such functionaries or committees as considered necessary, without collecting any fees for such reexamination.[***] [Omitted '(ii) and (iii)' by Notification No. G.O.Ms. No. 36, dated 26.4.2007 (w.e.f. 7.4.2004).]AnnexureSyllabus for Planning and Architecture Common Entrance Test. - The test shall consist of 2 Parts -Candidates seeking admission to 5 - year B.Arch. Degree shall take part-A of the Test and candidates seeking admission to 4 year B.Plan. Degree shall take Part-B of the Test.Part - A - Architecture(i)Test-I-Aesthetic Sensitivity 100 Marks -Duration of Test - 2 hours.(ii)Test-II-Drawing - 100 Marks -Duration of Test - 2 hours.Test-I-Aesthetic Sensitivity. - Aesthetic Sensitivity is to evaluate candidate's perception, imagination and observation, creativity and communication: and Architectural awareness.The test shall comprise of:(i)Visualising three dimensional objects from two dimensional drawings.(ii)Visualising different sides of three dimensional object.(iii)Identifying commonly used materials and objects based on their textural qualities.(iv)Analytical Reasoning.(v)Mental Ability.(vi)Imaginative comprehension and expression.(vii)Architectural awareness.Test-II-Drawing. - The drawing aptitude of the candidate shall be judged on the following aspects:(i)Ability to sketch a given object proportionately and rendering the same in visually appealing manner.(ii)Visualizing and drawing the effects of light on the object and shadows cast on the surroundings.(iii)Sense of perspective drawing.(iv)Combining and composing given three dimensional elements to form a building or structural form.(v)Creating interesting two dimensional composition using given shapes or forms.(vi)Creating visual harmony using colours in given composition.(vii)Understanding of scale and sense of proportion.(viii)Drawing from memory through pencil sketch on themes from day to day experiences.Part - B - PlanningTest is in terms of perception, ability to comprehend, interpret and represent Planning - 100 marks - Duration of Test - 2 hours(1)Graphic representation and communication - recognition and identification of symbols, graphic representations.(2)Pattern recognition - numerical, verbal, geometrical, graphic.(3)Logical thinking/analytical reasoning - matching concepts to situations, interpreting situations.(4)Imaginative comprehension and expression - description of situations in cities/town/villages.(5)Planning and development general knowledge - National and local plans, policies, books, authors, planners.(6)Community awareness - Income groups, poverty groups and problems, Local governance practices, community associations and action, community amenities.(7)Geography - Indian, A.P.State -physical, economic, political.(8)Environment and Public Health -Indian, and A.P.State, problems, concerns, issues - sanitation, environmental impacts of economic activities.(9)Quantitative abilities - numerical, geometrical.(10)Scientific thinking - Fundamental principles and laws of physics, chemistry, biology - 'Scientific method'.
