Architecture

Hello Srishti Garg, these days raw marks do not count. What matters is the percentile. Only national testing agency will be able to tell you the percentile since they only have the data that enables calculation of the percentile. Since almost every student gives computer Science as the first choice, cutoffs in this branch are really stiff. You need to be in top bracket of percentile to get the branch of your dreams. If you get less percentile in this session, I would strongly advise you to go in for next two sessions of JEE Mains to improve on your performance. Best wishes to you.

Hello Om Prakash, admissions in UP are made via UPSEE and in Bangalore via entrance test conducted by government & private colleges. You will need to appear for concerned entrance examination for getting admission. Of course, deemed to be universities do not fall under this but then you may have to appear for the entrance exam conducted by many of these deemed universities. Your score in JEE Mains will be useful only in miniscule number of seats. In view of this I would like to strongly advise you to appear for the April and May sessions of JEE Mains examination to improve your percentile. Best wishes to you.

Hello Rajat Kumar, I am afraid that percentile can be calculated only by the National testing agency that conducted the exam. However if you had appeared in February cycle then you would know your marks and percentile. From this you can perhaps extrapolate percentile in this attempt. Else just wait for few days. NTA will announce results of March cycle perhaps in a week's time. Best wishes to you.

First of all congrats, To be honest you must have to score more Tha namaste 95 I order to get a seat in NIT. Work hard for the next phase of JEE.

Yes, you can get admission to M.Arch after B.Tech in Civil engineering.

In 2021, due to pandemic, NATA will be conducted in a Computer Based Mode, I. e. it will be conducted online.