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Sujata Dewan

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There is nothing you can do now. The only thing that you can probably try is to get in touch with college authorities and get your details corrected.

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Shivam Chhirolyashivamchhirolya@gmail.com

Scholar-Level 17

Previous Years Cut Off
Here we have mentioned the previous year qualifying cut off for NATA examination:
ExaminationMinimum PercentageTotal Marks
MCQ sectionAt least 25% (total 30 marks)120
Drawing sectionAt least 25% (total 20 marks)80
Qualifying exam50% marks

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Ritu Bhandari

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Hi,
The Final Merit score is calculated based on your 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.

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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp

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Level of Maths in the NATA exam is moderate and the syllabus is generally of metric level.

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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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Gaurav MerawatI am currently pursuing BBA from Srm .

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Actually, your percentage in 10+2 is low. For getting admission in SRM, you need to score more than 70 percentage and you have to clear the SRMJEE Exam. But, you scored good marks in JEE Mains paper. You can contact SRM admission department, they can explain you briefly about your condition.

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SAI SHANMUKH

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Hi,
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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rahul r

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NATA scores are used for admissions to different Government, government. Aided & unaided 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. 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. Candidates seeking admission in B.Arch courses in the state of Karnataka have to appear for National
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Parakh Mishra

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NATA is compulsory to get admission here.

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