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Have a question related to KRVIA Mumbai ?
Hi aspirant,
You asked for the minimum marks required in nata to get KRVIA.
Look, The Kamla Raheja Vidyanidhi Institute for Architecture and Environmental Studies (KRVIA), an initiative of the Upanagar Shikshan MandaI is one of the premier institute for architecture in Mumbai, India.
So, its cutoff is also much higher.
With 155+ marks, one can get a seat in good government colleges.
With 130-150, one can get good private ones.
With 110-130, one can get medium private colleges.
So, you should be with around 160 to get this college.
Nata cutoff in this year for male is 70.67 & for female 75.
All the best !!
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arpan0000225 Oct'20
Hello aspirant,
Since the cut-off changes every year so it depends on the college you apply to because all the colleges have different cut-off criteria. But according to your score and judging from previous year's cut-offs you might have a chance in getting a good private college but not sure about government colleges.
Thank you.