Hello Harsh,

We understand your concern. Please make note that you have just mentioned your overall score in the NATA Examinations. Please provide your marks in each subject

1) Maths

2) General Aptitude

3) Drawing

These details are required by us to predict your results.All the best!

Hello Sachin,

Basically the NATA score of 150 to 160 is considered to be good score to get into the government colleges your own state.So as the score scored by you is not 150,the chances are less for you to get into a good government college but I think even

Hey Amritha,

Hope you are doing well!

With a score of 126 its hard to get a good college because for good colleges you need a score of 145+.But,there is no common counselling therefore all the colleges will have different admission criteria and cutoff as well.

So,Dear I would advice

Hi aspirant 

You have scored well to get any Architecture college.

As you have decent score in NATA as well as boards ,Definitely you will get college.

More than 110 marks fetch you college and more than 150 marks for government college.

There are list of colleges you can check:

Even Vishnu Priya from design venue bangalore have scored 174/200. 

Hello Shiva,

If you are in last semester then mention appearing for exam option.

Hope I helped you.All the best for future endeavour!!

Dear Rajeswari, First you have to understand to we calculate the NATA score - your board percentage is 72.6 and your nata score is 90.So nata score should be divided by 2 so your score 90/2 = 45.

45+72.6 = 117.6

117.6/2=58.8 Now your final merit score is 58.8.

All

Hello!
Your admission through NATA is based on your merit system. Divide the NATA score by 4, and your CBSE result by 2, and add them to find your merit out of 100. Normally colleges accept a student who has 60+ merit overall, and sometimes colleges even go for lower

Hello!
Your admission through NATA is based on your merit system. Divide the NATA score by 4, and your CBSE result by 2, and add them to find your merit out of 100. Normally colleges accept a student who has 60+ merit overall, and sometimes colleges even go for lower