• A Complete Self-Study Guide for B.Arch. Entrance Examination by P K Mishra.
• (NATA/JEE Main) Exam Guide Paperback by Nimish Madan
• NATA and B.ARCH. Complete Self Study Material by Ar. Shadan Usmani

Hello!

M.Arch abroad may prove to be an expensive affair, and if you're passionate your work could take you places. Firstly,get your exams out of the way. These include GRE and IELTS/TOEFL . WHen you're satisfyingly done with these, get your resume/ college application done. Keep it short, and crisp.

Hey there your marks are pretty good to get a government colleges you can go for the following colleges -

1. Kamla raheja vidhyandhi institute for architecture, Mumbai 

2. Rizvi college of architecture, mumbai

3. IES college of architecture, mumbai

4. Rachana sansad's academy of architecture, mumbai

5. Dr. DY

Yes you can definitely get admission in B.Arch government colleges with 83 percentile in NATA. Also your score in Class 12 or equivalent exam from recognized board or university should be 50% with mathematics as a compulsory subject.All the best!!

Hey Vicky.

See ur marks is too low for u to grab a seat in the good colleges like NITs IIITs or GFTIs for pursuing ur higher studies in the field of ur interest under barch courses. U should be going for private Institution for ur barch career. I m

Hello!Hemanth

Seeing your score and previous year cuttoff of Jee mains paper 2,you seems to have decent chance of getting NITs.You may get NIT PATNA,NIT NAGPUR etc.Visi below mention to know for which NITs you are elligible:

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-architecture-college-predictor&ved=2ahUKEwiM2_nS4qLiAhVJ4nMBHfG0AEoQFjACegQICBAL&usg=AOvVaw3_kefrRtp4D1cZAPqwhNih

GOOD LUCK!

To know the previous year cut-off list, you can take help from the below mentioned link :-

https://www.careers360.com/university/jamia-millia-islamia-new-delhi

Good Luck

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