TECHNICAL DRAWING & MATHEMATICS

Preparation for architecture entrance examinations in technical drawing, mathematics, and architectural logic.

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Preparation Process

Stage 1 — Foundation

The course can start from zero. Students learn to use the basic drawing instruments, construct geometric solids and develop spatial reasoning, while mathematics is studied in parallel at the level required for the entrance examination. The first stage is practical and technical: it gives students the drawing habits, geometric understanding and mathematical base needed before the more demanding exam tasks are introduced.

Stage 2 — Exam Preparation

The second stage moves directly into the types of tasks used in the examination. Technical drawing problems progress from simple to more complex exercises according to the official guidance, alongside architectural-logic tests and examination mathematics problems. Preparation follows the real task types, so drawing, spatial reasoning and mathematical problem-solving are practised together instead of being treated as unrelated subjects.

Stage 3 — Exam Procedure

The last stage focuses on the practical conditions and rules of the examination. Students work on time management, clarify the regulations and requirements, and practise completing different parts of the exam within the required duration. Mock examinations reproduce the real environment and timing as closely as possible, and both drawing and test work are reviewed according to the official assessment system.