Nata merit score is calculated as 

1/4 nata marks +1/2 hsc score which in your case goes like 26+32=58 which is very less to get a good government colleges so you van go for private institute where you will get fee waiver by your score definitely as many private college

Hello Rudranee Ghosh

NATA marks of 104 is not good enough to get you entry to top ranked colleges and so you’ll have to go to lower ranked colleges. However, there are a few new and emerging colleges that are much better then government colleges and private B grade colleges

Hello Aravind

The KEA every year provides application correction facility to the applicants, SO it is expected that they release the correction forms soon.

Candidates can correct the application form of Karnataka PGCET 2019 by following the given below steps:

• Visit the official website of KEA.
• Now login using the

Hello Jyoti,

Thanks for asking . So with the given data your aggregate score would be given by dividing your NATA score by 4 and board percentage by 2. It would be then, 139/4 + 76.2/2 = 72.85/100 and its a very good score . I am not sure you

Hello,

You can go and check  the official website of the NATA there would be a portal to upload marks. You can upload it there. here is the link, you can contact them and ask for solution if any mistake is done.

link:- http://www.nata.in/contact.html

They can guide you better and

Hi Anuradha,

To get a vague idea on admissions into architecture colleges, your NATA cutoff is required. NATA cutoff is different from NATA score. The calculation of NATA marks is done by adding the 12th board or HSC percentage (outof 100) with the half of NATA score. 

If your cutoff

Dear Aspirant

You don't have to worry about not mentioning the EWS category during filling the registration form as the notice by NTA dated 25 april 2019 clarifies that the candidate belonging to EWS category can mentioned the same at the time of registration for counselling.The qualifying percentile for same