NATA

The Council of Architecture (CoA) will officially release the NATA 2026 results in May 2026.  Additionally, CoA adheres to the following schedule for every exam session. Results are typically declared within 7 days of each test date. So, if you appeared in a later session (e.g., in June, July, or August), you can expect your result roughly one week after your exam.

Sir J.J. College of architecture does not announce any fixed cutoff; however increasing the NATA scores enhances the possibility. The cutoffs differ with every year with regard to seat intake and competition. In most cases, students scoring above 120-130 stand a better chance. Final admission is based on the release of the merit list by the CET cell.

There isn't a fixed numeric NATA cutoff published for MIDAS, but here's what you need to know:

MIDAS requires an "adequate" NATA score along with at least 50% in 10+2 and typically 75% total marks in Physics, Chemistry & Maths. In simpler terms, just aim for a solid performance in NATA—usually around the school's average or above—to get through the admission rounds.

Not at all, with this poor percentage you are found to be ineligible for B.Arch Course generally. Thank you. 

Yes. Fresh candidates who missed previous tests can apply for the additional session, provided they complete registration and slot booking before the deadline. The additional exams will be conducted in August 2026.

The NATA 2026 additional examination will be conducted from July 2026 to August 2026. Booking of appointments for the NATA exam can be done from June 2026 to August 2026. Exams during this period will take place across Fridays (afternoon) and Saturdays (morning & afternoon).