Hello aspirant! Let me to inform you that there are lot of colleges in which admission is open for bachelor in architecture. Some of which are - galgotias university,  vellore institute of technology, srm institute, CT university Ludhiana and many more. You must contact the colleges personally with your Nata

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Based on your nata score its very difficult for you to get admission as your score is less. And during admission in B.arch colleges one must fulfill their eligibility criteria as well, as different colleges have different eligibility criteria. And admission also depends on the seat intake and accordingly

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Yes!! You need to fill separate form for NMIMS Mumbai after filling in the NMAT application form.

And not only this! You need to apply again separately on NMIMS website if you wish to appear for another window in a season.

As NMAT can be appeared 3 times in a

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Since there is no common counselling for nata you need to apply in colleges individually for admission. And it will be on the basis of seat intake and they will prepare merit list and accordingly you will get admission.

Here is the link where you can check the seat

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Your nata score is not enough to get any good government college. You may go for some private colleges.  Deciding on the it need board marks as well. So, you can do it by own by visiting official website of colleges and check previous years cutoff. 

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Hello aspirant!  Let me to inform you that Nata conducts a centralized mandatory exam for admission in architecture . It will not be taking best of two or average of two either. There is separate process through which Nata gives a overall score in including the main paper and the

You can calculate your merit score as , 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.NATA accepting colleges will use your marks for admission and the cut off