Sir JJ College of Architecture, Mumbai All Questions

Hello,

Sir JJ college for architecture admission is based on NATA entrance examination and also your board score.

You need to have a score more than 140 and round 95% in your board if you are not native to Maharashtra state.

But if you are native to Maharashtra state then

Hello aspirant

To get seat in any college it depends on Cut off of that college. As you have not mentioned your category, cut off for general category 2020 is 90.3765.

Cut off depends upon no of students appeared and candidates qualified , difficulty level of exam and previous year's

Hello..

As  per my  view i think u can get seat in SIR JJ college of architecture.once refer the below link so u can get clarity.

Once check the college predictor link:-

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

Hope it is helped.Good luck

hello :)

congratulations for your marks

you've fulfilled the 12th marks criteria

as for nata score your rank should be under 107 (approx.) as u r home university candidate

hello and congrats for your score
yes you'll cleared the 12th marks criteria
for nata you'll have to rank under top 170 students(general)
all the best :)

Hi ag,

According to the board results and NATA scored she is eligible for the counselling but the admission in the college is all depend on the category from which she belongs. But she is qualify for counselling so you have to do counselling till the last round.

Hope this

Hello,

Sir JJ college of architecture accepts JEE mains paper 2 and NATA for admission of students into BArch.

your 12th board score is good and makes you eligible for top college. selection depends on your entrance score/rank. if you will score above 80% of the total score then  you

Hi Aspirant,

Sir J J College of Architecture, Mumbai is among the best colleges of India for architecture, accepting both JEE Main Paper 2 as well as NATA exam. So you can get admission in B.Arch depending on your performance in your JEE Main paper 2.

Referring to 2019 cutoffs