An evalutation of this year’s (July 2025) Arched & TIL-A test scores and predictions for 2026
Written on 11.12.2025
It took me a long time to sit in front of my computer and write my view on what caused this year’s abnormalities, excuse me for the delay.
This year (July 2025), we have witnessed drastic ups and downs with the Arched and TIL-A test scores. Let’s begin by talking about the many firsts of this year, starting with Polito. For the first time in many years, Polito decided to hold its TIL-A tests entirely in-person (albeit still taken on a computer once in campus) for both categories of students (EU and non-EU). Given that last year (2024), the modility has been changed to in person for EU students, this was expected. As a consequence, it was also expected that the non-EU scores would significantly fall – which they did – to a record low score of 28.00, the exact level EU scores had fallen last year.
Now onto the unexpected outcomes: The EU score (for Polito) shot up from 28.00 to 36.00 – an unprecedented rise, although later falling to 33.75 in the final (fourth – Polito can have more than 4 rankings if spots allow it) ranking. This demonstrated that once the “shock” of the announcement of the test being in person passed, students (and parents) adjusted to the new normal, and had made the arrangements to take this year’s test in person. This explains how this year’s TIL-A EU score bounced up from 28.00 to a 33.75.
Now about Polimi and the Arched Test. The initial scores were nothing short of unbelievable, with the Leonardo campus opening scores of 43.50 for non-EU and 40.75 for EU. Piacenza didn’t fare better with 40.50 non-EU and 40.00 EU. As an active observer for many years of the test, I have never seen such high scores (you can see the final scores in September 2025 in the articles down below). You might have heard a lot of talk about cheating, but considering the restricted time and the complications of doing such a thing, I discount cheating as a factor. Even if that would be the case for a dishonest few, they’re numbers could never be enough to sway the score like this all across the board. My conclusion is, which was reinforced after consulting this year’s students, is that this year’s test was much easier than those that were before. Basically all of my students, unless impeded by panic or such, have scored much higher than they did on the mock and real tests provided within the courses. I assume the growing popularity of Italy as a country of high quality and affordable education also placed a role. Ever since its inception in 2008, the English-language Bachelor’s in Science in Architectural Design program at Polimi is getting more and more competitive to get into. Therefore, good guidance and tutoring are becoming ever more important factors in helping those that would like to start their architectural careers at Polimi and Polito.
I hope this has been a helpful read, if you have any questions regarding the Arched and TIL-A tests or the courses we provide, please don’t hesitate to contact us.
02.09.2025 – Politecnico di Torino (PoliTo) Fourth Ranking List & Scores are announced!
Politecnico di Torino (PoliTo) TIL-A Test (TIL-Architecture) Fourth Ranking
Here are the cut-off scores announced for TIL-A Test (TIL-Architecture)
- EU: 33.75 / 50.00 (no change)
- NON-EU: 28.00 / 50.00 (no change)
01.09.2025 – Politecnico di Milano (PoliMi) Third Ranking List & Scores are announced!
Politecnico di Milano (PoliMi) Arched Test (Test Arched) Third Ranking
Here are the cut-off scores announced for Arched Test (Test Arched)
Leonardo (Milan) Campus:
- EU: 40.00 / 50.00
- NON-EU: 40.00 / 50.00
Piacenza Campus:
- EU: 38.25 / 50.00
- NON-EU: 39.25 / 50.00
29.08.2025 – Politecnico di Torino (PoliTo) Third Ranking List & Scores are announced!
Politecnico di Torino (PoliTo) TIL-A Test (TIL-Architecture) Third Ranking
Here are the cut-off scores announced for TIL-A Test (TIL-Architecture)
- EU: 33.75 / 50.00 (no change)
- NON-EU: 28.00 / 50.00 (no change)
PoliTo Third Ranking will be announced on 02.09.2025.
26.08.2025 – Politecnico di Torino (PoliTo) Second Ranking List & Scores are announced!
Politecnico di Torino (PoliTo) TIL-A Test (TIL-Architecture) Second Ranking
Here are the cut-off scores announced for TIL-A Test (TIL-Architecture)
- EU: 33.75 / 50.00
- NON-EU: 28.00 / 50.00
PoliTo Third Ranking will be announced on 29.08.2025.
25.08.2025 – Politecnico di Milano (PoliMi) Second Ranking List & Scores are announced!
Politecnico di Milano (PoliMi) Arched Test (Test ARCHED) Second Ranking
Here are the cut-off scores announced for PoliMi’s Arched Test:
Leonardo (Milan) Campus:
- EU: 40.00 / 50.00
- NON-EU: 40.50 / 50.00
Piacenza Campus:
- EU: 39.00 / 50.00
- NON-EU: 40.00 / 50.00
PoliMi Third Ranking will be announced on 01.09.2025.
04.08.2025 – Politecnico di Milano (PoliMi) First Ranking List & Scores are announced!
Politecnico di Milano (PoliMi) Arched Test (Test ARCHED) First Ranking
Here are the cut-off scores announced for PoliMi’s Arched Test:
Leonardo (Milan) Campus:
- EU: 40.75 / 50.00
- NON-EU: 43.50 / 50.00
Piacenza Campus:
- EU: 40.00 / 50.00
- NON-EU: 40.50 / 50.00
PoliMi Second Ranking will be announced on 25.08.2025.
29.07.2025 – Politecnico di Torino (PoliTo) First Ranking List & Scores are announced!
Politecnico di Torino (PoliTo) TIL-A Test (TIL-Architecture) First Ranking
Here are the cut-off scores announced for PoliTo’s TIL-A (TIL-Architecture) Test:
- EU: 36.00 / 50.00
- NON-EU: 28.00 / 50.00
PoliMi First Ranking will be announced on 04.08.2025.
Scores and rankings (A.Y. – 2025-26)
Score calculation
The maximum possible score in the architecture test is 50 and it will be calculated by awarding:
- 1 point for every correct response
- 0 points for every response not given
- -0.25 points for every incorrect answer
The ranking will be formulated solely on the basis of:
- the scores obtained in the test,
- the preferences given by all of the candidates, until all available places have been filled.
In the event of equal scores, the ranking will be decided by the score obtained by the candidate in answering the questions relating to the following subjects in descending order: logical reasoning; reading comprehension; design and rendering; physics and mathematics; knowledge acquired through study, history and general knowledge.
Candidates who do not provide any answers will not be included in the rankings.
Results
Three rankings will be published you could be considered in one of the followingoutcomes:
ASSIGNED: if you are placed on your preferred programme with places still available > you must enrol
If you do not enrol by the deadlines, you will be considered officially excluded.
RESERVED: if you are placed on a programme that is not your first preferences but still has places available > you can enrol or express your interest in being considered in the next ranking
If you do not enrol or express your interest to be considered in the following ranking by the deadlines, you will be considered officially excluded.
PENDING: if you are not placed on any of the programmes you have indicated a preference for because the available places are already allocated or booked in the published ranking > you cannot enrol but you can express your interest in being considered in the next ranking
If you do not enrol or express your interest to be considered in the following ranking by the deadlines, you will be considered officially excluded
PROGRAMME FULL: you cannot enter Politecnico di Milano because the programmes you stated a preference for no longer have places available for the 2025/2026 academic year.
How do I express my interest to be considered in the following ranking:
Go to Online Services > Laurea (equivalent to a Bachelor of Science) and five-year single-cycle programmes: entrance or recovery tests and enrolment and click on “Registration in the Rankings and Change of Preference”
What the test consists of and how to prepare (A.Y. – 2025-26)
The procedure and contents of the admission test for Laurea and single-cycle Laurea Magistrale programmes for the specific discipline of architect are governed by Italian Ministerial Decree No. 627 of 24 April 2024 and its annexes.
TEST-ARCHED:
- is done remotely according the procedures shown on the CISIA website;
- consists of 50 multiple-choice questions, each of which has only one correct answer;
- lasts 100 minutes.
Please refer to the instructions contained in the document ‘TEST@HOME room configuration, testing and network requirements’ and in the document ‘Technical specifications for students to register for and participate in the ARCHED test’.
In order to be accepted onto the programmes, a sufficient level of general cultural knowledge is required, particularly in relation to historical, social and institutional subject matters, in addition to the ability to work on various types of written texts (artistic, literary, historical, sociological, philosophical, etc.) and an aptitude for abstract logical reasoning, in both mathematical and linguistic contexts.
The test will cover the following topics:
Reading comprehension – 10 questions in 20 minutes
the questions assess candidates’ ability to understand Italian-language texts of various kinds with different communicative purposes, including texts such as scientific essays, narratives by classic or contemporary authors or current affairs pieces published in newspapers or in generalist / specialist magazines.
General knowledge and logical reasoning – 10 questions in 20 minutes
the questions test candidates’ ability to solve a problem logically according to presuppositions. These will be shown in symbols or words and will focus on cases or problems, including abstract ones, which require different forms of logical reasoning to solve them.
Knowledge acquired through study – 10 questions in 20 minutes
the questions (or brief texts of various types and topics) test skills acquired in previous study and general knowledge of cultural topics or current affairs.
- the ability to recognise the place and time represented or to locate the time and place of significant historical-cultural events, including specific artistic and architectural events, works of architecture or artistic trends;
- knowledge of the main national and international institutions;
- understanding of phenomena in the fields of law, economics and citizenship.
For non-EU candidates residing abroad:
questions relating to international general cultural knowledge on topics encountered during previous studies or currently topical issues complete this area of assessment.
Drawing and representation – 10 questions in 20 minutes
The test assesses candidates’ ability to analyse graphs, drawings and renderings or terms relating to the object represented, as well as their grasp of the basic notions of representation (plans, elevations, axonometries).
Mathematics and Physics – 10 questions in 20 minutes
The test assesses knowledge of:
basic knowledge of electrostatics and electrodynamics: Coulomb’s law, electric field and potential, capacitors, series and parallel capacitors, direct current, electrical resistance, Ohm’s law, series and parallel resistances
numerical sets and arithmetic (natural, relative, rational and real numbers; sorting and comparing numbers; order of magnitude; operations, exponents, radicals, logarithms), algebraic calculus, Euclidean geometry (polygons, circumference and circle, measurements of lengths, surfaces and volumes, isometry, similarities and equivalences, geometric loci), analytical geometry (fundamentals), probability and statistics (fundamentals), elements of trigonometry (fundamentals)
basic knowledge of the principles of mechanics: definition of fundamental physical quantities (displacement, velocity, acceleration, mass, momentum, force, weight, work and power); law of inertia, Newton’s law and principle of action and reaction), fundamentals of statics
basic knowledge of the principles of thermodynamics (general concepts of temperature, heat, specific heat, expansion of bodies)
basic knowledge of electrostatics and electrodynamics: Coulomb’s law, electric field and potential, capacitors, series and parallel capacitors, direct current, electrical resistance, Ohm’s law, series and parallel resistances
polimitestprep 2024 wrapped – Insights into to Arched Test & TIL-A Test of 2024!
Here’s a link to our video on YouTube, where you can find unique insights (exam procedure, deadlines, this years’ changes and the final scores of the final rankings for Politecnico di Milano and Politecnico di Torino’s Arched Test and TIL-A test! For the video, please click here.
What the test consists of and how to prepare (AY 2024-25)
The procedure and contents of the admission test for Laurea and single-cycle Laurea Magistrale programmes for the specific discipline of architect are governed by Italian Ministerial Decree No. 627 of 24 April 2024 and its annexes.
TEST-ARCHED:
- is done remotely according the procedures shown on the CISIA website;
- consists of 50 multiple-choice questions, each of which has only one correct answer;
- lasts 100 minutes.
Please refer to the instructions contained in the document ‘TEST@HOME room configuration, testing and network requirements’ and in the document ‘Technical specifications for students to register for and participate in the ARCHED test’.
In order to be accepted onto the programmes, a sufficient level of general cultural knowledge is required, particularly in relation to historical, social and institutional subject matters, in addition to the ability to work on various types of written texts (artistic, literary, historical, sociological, philosophical, etc.) and an aptitude for abstract logical reasoning, in both mathematical and linguistic contexts.
The test will cover the following topics:
Reading comprehension – 10 questions in 20 minutes
the questions assess candidates’ ability to understand Italian-language texts of various kinds with different communicative purposes, including texts such as scientific essays, narratives by classic or contemporary authors or current affairs pieces published in newspapers or in generalist / specialist magazines.
General knowledge and logical reasoning – 10 questions in 20 minutes
the questions test candidates’ ability to solve a problem logically according to presuppositions. These will be shown in symbols or words and will focus on cases or problems, including abstract ones, which require different forms of logical reasoning to solve them.
Knowledge acquired through study – 10 questions in 20 minutes
the questions (or brief texts of various types and topics) test skills acquired in previous study and general knowledge of cultural topics or current affairs.
- •the ability to recognise the place and time represented or to locate the time and place of significant historical-cultural events, including specific artistic and architectural events, works of architecture or artistic trends;
- knowledge of the main national and international institutions;
- understanding of phenomena in the fields of law, economics and citizenship.
For non-EU candidates residing abroad:
questions relating to international general cultural knowledge on topics encountered during previous studies or currently topical issues complete this area of assessment.
Drawing and representation – 10 questions in 20 minutes
The test assesses candidates’ ability to analyse graphs, drawings and renderings or terms relating to the object represented, as well as their grasp of the basic notions of representation (plans, elevations, axonometries).
Mathematics and Physics – 10 questions in 20 minutes
The test assesses knowledge of:
basic knowledge of electrostatics and electrodynamics: Coulomb’s law, electric field and potential, capacitors, series and parallel capacitors, direct current, electrical resistance, Ohm’s law, series and parallel resistances
numerical sets and arithmetic (natural, relative, rational and real numbers; sorting and comparing numbers; order of magnitude; operations, exponents, radicals, logarithms), algebraic calculus, Euclidean geometry (polygons, circumference and circle, measurements of lengths, surfaces and volumes, isometry, similarities and equivalences, geometric loci), analytical geometry (fundamentals), probability and statistics (fundamentals), elements of trigonometry (fundamentals)
basic knowledge of the principles of mechanics: definition of fundamental physical quantities (displacement, velocity, acceleration, mass, momentum, force, weight, work and power); law of inertia, Newton’s law and principle of action and reaction), fundamentals of statics
basic knowledge of the principles of thermodynamics (general concepts of temperature, heat, specific heat, expansion of bodies)
basic knowledge of electrostatics and electrodynamics: Coulomb’s law, electric field and potential, capacitors, series and parallel capacitors, direct current, electrical resistance, Ohm’s law, series and parallel resistances
How does polimitestprep make you master the ARCHED Test?
Are you trying to pass the prestigious ARCHED Test at Politecnico di Milano or the TIL-A Test at Politecnico di Torino for architectural studies? Success in preparing for the ARCHED test and the TIL-A test is crucial. Here’s the outline of the 26-hour course that I offer to help you succeed. The course consists of 13 lessons, each being 2 hours long. It is available for both groups or individuals. The length of each topic (e.g. History of Architecture) is 6 hours (3 lessons). The non-history topics of the test are covered through the test-solving sessions. These session are comprised of tests that are selected amongst the old entrance exams of the past years. The tests were selected to cover the maximum number of diverse question types and subjects, in order to expose students to the largest number of possibilities.
Pre-Lesson: WhatsApp Group
You will be added to a WhatsApp group where you will be informed on the proceedings of the course, receive guides on the subjects & practice tests, and contact other students who are going through the same experience as you do.
Lesson 1: Level Test
We start with a practice test in order the determine the level of each student, and introduce students to the test format.
Lesson 2-3-4: History of Architecture (Math I for Math & Physics)
Our lessons start with a lecture on the history of architecture, an essential subject to know for the arched test. Given the length of the material (from Ancient Greek Architecture until today), the lessons are split into three. The first part will cover the period from the Ancient Greece until the Renaissance, the second part will be covering the period from Renaissance until the Rococo, while the third will cover the period from Neoclassical Architecture until today.
Lesson 5: Follow-up Practice Test
Following the lessons on history of architecture, a practice test will follow in order to measure the improvement students had. Students will solve the test in their free time, while the questions they might have and their explanations will be covered during the lesson. We will go-over each question vigorously, even the ones students might have gotten right, because there always could be an option they might have not known, and we will learn about it in order to not leave anything to chance.
Lessons 6-7-8: History of Art (Math II for Math & Physics)
The next set of lessons are on history of art. Just like history of architecture, history of art is also one of the most frequently asked subjects in the test. Therefore, a comprehensive guide will cover all you need to know through a two-part lesson. The guide is based on the previous architecture exams of the past years, and will be shared with all students in order to enable them to revise the material later on their own.
Lecture 9: Follow-up Practice Test
Following the lessons on history of art, a practice test will follow in order to measure the improvement students had. Students will solve the test in their free time, while the questions they might have and their explanations will be covered during the lesson.
Lessons 10-11-12: History of Europe and the World (Physics I and II for Math & Physics)
The final set of lessons will cover the history of the world, albeit from a Eurocentric point of view. Given that the test is prepared by the Italian Ministry of Education (MIUR), the history questions in the test will ask questions that are more biased towards a European and Italian narrative. A chronology of historical events document will be provided in order to cover all the knowledge needed for this topic. I will go through the document alongside interactive maps in order to explain the subject in the best way possible, with the focus being not only helping students memorize the dates and the events, but to enable them to understand why those events happened in the way that they did.
Lesson 13: Final Follow-up Practice Test
Once the lessons on all subjects are finished, we will solve one more practice test. At this point the improvement of the students’ knowledge and understand regarding the test will be clear. Hopefully, if a student demonstrates that they can successfully score above the minimum grade needed for admission to PoliMi, then the course is considered to be successfully completed. Otherwise, I would recommend solving more tests and taking more lessons in order to improve above the required mark.
Final Remarks and Why You Should Take This Course
What polimitestprep offers is experience. I have been tutoring students for the past 2 years, on top of my own experience with the application process and the architecture exam. I use my own experience to guide yours, in order to prepare you in the best way possible for the ARCHED and TIL-A Tests. Scoring the 2nd highest grade on the exam of 2019 was not easy, and helped me to accumulate a lot of knowledge about the test. Most important of which, I would say, is recognizing the predominant patterns of the test, such as which types of questions or what kind of topics may be asked more frequently. Would you use your time better by studying for Michelangelo or Pietro da Cortona? Do you need to know all of Cortona’s works? Which artists or historical event should you focus on more than the others? I believe that the best quality I can offer to any student is the use of this knowledge for your advantage.
I am sure that with the help of polimitestprep, you’ll be well-equipped to excel in the ARCHED Test for Politecnico di Milano and the TIL-A Test for Politecnico di Torino. Best of luck on your journey to architectural success!
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The ARCHED entrance exam evaluates candidates in the following areas:
1. Reading Comprehension (10 questions in 20 minutes)
2. Logical Reasoning (10 questions in 20 minutes)
3. Knowledge Acquired Through Study (10 questions in 20 minutes)
4. Drawing and Representation (10 questions in 20 minutes)
5. Mathematics and Physics (10 questions in 20 minutes)
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3. Complete the registration form, providing accurate personal and educational details.
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5. Receive confirmation and detailed instructions for the test day.
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The Architecture Exam Journey:
Commencing my course, the architecture test looms as a crucial step in the admission process. The arched test is a comprehensive evaluation designed to assess a candidate’s general cultural knowledge, spatial reasoning, design thinking, and problem-solving abilities. It’s not merely an exam but a portal through which passionate individuals enter the captivating world of architectural design.
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Understanding the Architecture Test:
The architecture exam is more than a mere formality; it’s a tool that identifies students with the potential to thrive in the challenging yet rewarding field of architectural design. It gauges your readiness to embrace the interdisciplinary nature of the program, blending artistry with engineering precision.
How to Prepare for the Arched Test & TIL-A Test
1. Grasp the Exam Structure:
Understanding the nuances of the arched test is the first step. Familiarize yourself with the structure, types of questions, and the skills each section aims to evaluate. This clarity is the foundation for effective preparation.
2. Practice Practice Practice!:
Practicing past years exam is key for succes at the Arched & Til-A tests. Sharpen your mastery of the tests by solving as many problems as you can, exposing yourself to the maximum number of questions. In my course, I provide 6 previous exams, in additon to a bunch of resources that deliver you the information that is needed for the arched test in a concise and effective way.
3. Seek Guidance:
PoliMi Test Prep is always available to help. Contact me if you wish to learn from the experiences of someone who has successfully navigated the architecture test. I believe my insights and experiences can provide valuable tips and strategies for effective preparation and eventual success at the test. I believe my biggest value is that I can tell you how to study for this test in the most efficient way possible, providing guides that deliver you the information in the most concise way while using my own knowledge of the test to guide you in the best way possible to understand which topics should be focused on, while which ones should be avioded.
Conclusion
Embarking on the journey of preparing for the Arched test is an exciting yet challenging endeavor. It’s not just about acing an exam; it’s about embracing the opportunity to contribute to the rich legacy of architectural design at Politecnico di Milano. The architecture exam is your canvas, and how you prepare will determine the strokes that shape your future in this dynamic and inspiring field. So, dive in, explore, create, and let your passion for architecture shine through in every aspect of the arched test.
Politecnico di Milano – Arched Test
A Short Overview
Politecnico di Milano, renowned for its excellence in engineering, architecture, and design education, stands as a prestigious institution attracting students globally. For prospective students eyeing the Architecture program, understanding the entry requirements, particularly the architecture exam known as the “arched test,” is paramount.
Politecnico di Milano Architecture Program Overview
The Architecture program at Politecnico di Milano is highly esteemed, offering a comprehensive curriculum that blends theory with practical application. Students engage in a dynamic learning environment that fosters creativity and innovation.
Arched Test: Key to Admission
Central to gaining entry into Politecnico di Milano’s Architecture program is the arched test, an architecture exam designed to assess the applicants’ aptitude and skills. This examination plays a pivotal role in the selection process, emphasizing the institution’s commitment to ensuring that admitted students possess the necessary foundation to thrive in the demanding field of architecture.
Architecture Exam Structure
The architecture test evaluates candidates on various aspects critical to success in the Architecture program. It typically includes components that assess general culture knowledge, design thinking, and problem-solving skills. The exam aims to identify individuals with a genuine passion for architecture and the potential to contribute meaningfully to the field.
Politecnico di Milano Entry Requirements
In addition to excelling in the arched test, prospective students must meet other entry requirements set by Politecnico di Milano, such as proficiency in the English language.
Preparing for Success
To optimize performance in the arched test, applicants are encouraged to thoroughly familiarize themselves with the examination structure and practice relevant skills. Seeking guidance from current students (that would be me!) or alumni who have successfully navigated the architecture exam can provide valuable insights into the preparation process.
Conclusion
Politecnico di Milano’s Architecture program stands as a gateway to a world-class education in a field that demands both creativity and technical prowess. The arched test, serving as a crucial component of the admission process, underscores the institution’s commitment to selecting candidates with the potential to excel in the dynamic realm of architecture. Prospective students aspiring to join this esteemed institution should approach the architecture exam with a combination of dedication, preparation, and a genuine passion for the discipline.
For further details on the arched test and Politecnico di Milano’s Architecture program, please refer to the official university website or contact me here. Your journey toward a rewarding education in architecture begins with a solid understanding of the entry requirements and a commitment to showcasing your unique talents in the arched test.
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