Exam

With a NATA score of 127 and 61% in board exams, you could probably seek admission to many government colleges for B.Arch. Based on the previous year's cutoff trends, following are possible options:

1. CEPT University, Ahmedabad: They are famous for architecture courses, though the cutoffs will be pretty competitive.
2. Government College of Architecture, Chandigarh: It is considered one of the best architectural courses; check the exact cutoff for your score.
3. Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda: Accepts NATA scores and might have cutoffs in your range.
4. Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Institute of Technology, Vasad: Reportedly has lower cutoffs compared to other institutions.
5. Kalol Institute of Architecture & Design, Kalol: Generally has easier cutoffs.

Yes, if you get good ranking (below 3000) in SRMJEEE exams, then you get the scholarship that reduces your fees; in fact, there are some scholarships based on JEE rank categories at SRM University: for example,
Rank-Based Scholarships:
Students ranked 1001 to 3000 can be accorded a 25% scholarship on tuition fees.
Up to 75% or more may qualify for higher ranks, such as 101 to 500.
The rest of the awards go to very meritorious students and other criteria set for scholarship. It would be essential to apply for the scholarship while undergoing the admission process as well as fulfilling any set stipulated conditions. For exact details, refer to their scholarship policy at SRM or to the admissions office.

Getting admission in NITs for B.Arch and B.Planning depends upon percentile as well as the factors like your category, seat availability in the respective state and state quota for SC/ ST/ OBC students which surpass 90.6 percentile in B.Arch and 92.4 percentile in B. Planning in JEE Mains Paper II.

For B.Arch and B.Planning, it depends on the Gen cateogy students throwning out their percentage so as to explain the NIT cutoffs. Commonly it varies from 94-98 percentile for top most NITs like NIT Trichy and NIT Calicut only. However, for NC-OBC, SC, and ST categories, the cutoff can be low about 85- 92 percentile.

You might get through in the lower ranking NIT's or under Domicile Quota if available in the NIT's. Going to the rounds of CSAB may seem to work better regarding getting seats for studies.

For eligibility to the AIIMS MBBS entrance examination, candidates are required to sit and qualify NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) for which, the AIIMS entrance examination is conducted through NEET-UG. The NTA (National Testing Agency) through its official website always initiates the application process during December to January.

Eligibility Criteria:

Qualification: They should be Class 12 passed with subjects in Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English.

Minimum Marks: General category needs 50% and OBC needs 45% for their admission and there is only 40% seat for SC/ST.

Age: The student must be at least seventeen years of age by December 31 in the year of admission in service.

Competition for the seats is very high and candidates with score above 680-720 can apply for AIIMS Delhi or any other branch of AIIMS.