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rahul r
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NATA scores are used for admissions to different government aided and non-aided schools /colleges of Architecture, to provide common measure for comparing the qualifications of applicants, for admission in addition to their scholastic performance in 10+2 or equivalent examination. Interested candidates can apply directly to the college via online/offline mode. According to the Council of Architecture, admission guidelines, a candidate applying to any school / college of architecture in India should have achieved 40% score in NATA i.e. at least 80/200, for consideration of admission into first year B.Arch.
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SAI SHANMUKH
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It depends upon your NATA score and your rank. You can select best universities near to your location, and the college even depends on the counselling method. All the best and score well in NATA examination.
It depends upon your NATA score and your rank. You can select best universities near to your location, and the college even depends on the counselling method. All the best and score well in NATA examination.
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Nishant PanchalComputer Engineer
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At least, you have to score more than cut off, so that you can get best college.
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Ritu Bhandari
Scholar-Level 16
Hi,
The Final Merit score is calculated based on you 12th Board exam percentage and your NATA score.
Just divide your NATA score by 2 and add your board percentage (which is out of 100) and then divide the total by 2. That gives you your Final Merit score.
For example: If your 12th Board percentage is 80 and your NATA score is 120.
Then,
120/2 =60 (NATA score divided by 2)
60+80 = 140
140/2 = 70
Hence, 70 is your Final Merit score.
The Final Merit score is calculated based on you 12th Board exam percentage and your NATA score.
Just divide your NATA score by 2 and add your board percentage (which is out of 100) and then divide the total by 2. That gives you your Final Merit score.
For example: If your 12th Board percentage is 80 and your NATA score is 120.
Then,
120/2 =60 (NATA score divided by 2)
60+80 = 140
140/2 = 70
Hence, 70 is your Final Merit score.
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bhavya arora
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50% required in +2 and you can apply they have total 120 seats so the selection depends on NATA score. There is no particular score. It depends on the score of applying students and their rank.
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Om KatheIT Engineer,Writer,Anchor, Syaahi Chapter Head
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No, you have to give JEE (paper-2) to get admitted in SPA.
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Sukriti Segal
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VIT B.Arch Admission 2018 will be done on the basis of the NATA exam. The architecture course would be of 5 years at Vellore Institute of Technology, Vellore Campus only. National Aptitude Test in Architecture NATA is a national level examination to select the candidates for admission to the B.Arch programme in top institutes in India. Application form for VIT B.Arch Admission 2018 is expected to make available online from the second week of April 2018. The candidates who get good marks in NATA will be shortlisted for Interview and would be called for the group discussion which may hold at the end of June 2018 only at VIT campus.Eligib
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rahul r
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The cut offs for the current year cannot be predicted, these are released only once the counselling is over. The cut offs are based on the number of seats and the number of B.Arch Colleges. However, you can make certain predictions as to what college you can get by comparing your cut off with the cut offs of various colleges from previous years.
The necessary criteria is to get at least 80 on 200 in your NATA exam and the rest 200 is based on the average of PCM (Physics, Chemistry and Maths). So your final cut off would be out of 400.
The necessary criteria is to get at least 80 on 200 in your NATA exam and the rest 200 is based on the average of PCM (Physics, Chemistry and Maths). So your final cut off would be out of 400.
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