Hello amayra Singh,

As you have secured 66.6% it is ok . You if you reservation policy then 65% is enough to take part in jee main for other than SC/ST must have secured 75% in the 12th standard.

If you are satisfy the above one you can easily participate

Hi suraj 

thanks for asking your as per your marks in NATA 2019 you could easily get government aided colleges because last year cutoff marks were between 78 to 56 for general category therefore you could easily make through it. 

click link for more information 

https://www.google.com/amp/s/engineering.careers360.com/articles/nata/amp

Dear Aspirant 

First of all Congratulating you on your nice performance that you deserve such a good college and I would like to tell you that yes definitely RV college of engineering is good choice for bachelor of architecture. So take admission without any hesitation. And yes there are separate

Hi Prasad,

The NATA score is calculated as: 50% NATA score + % of your boards. So your score would be (95/2 + %)=137.5 which is a decent score and you could get some good colleges. However, getting a seat in top colleges like J.J College of Architecture, Jamia Millia

Hi Candidate! Some of the best colleges of architecture in India  are listed below -

• Aaoyojan school of architecture
• Acharya NRV school of architecture
• Adhyamaan College of engineering
• Allana College of architecture
• Ashmita College of architecture
• Axis College of technology and management
• Bengal engineering and science University
• Bharath engineering college

Hello Siddhi,

For getting a government college you need to have a good score in NATA exam and after the exam result, you need to enroll in NATA Counseling through which you can get your college allotted. During the Counselling, a candidate is required to register and fill the choice

Dear Aspirant,

To get admission into B.Arch you have to sit and also qualify the NATA exam. Without it you cant get admission. If you want to take admission in B Arch only you have to wait for one whole year. So choose wisely.

Good luck

No it is not compulsory to check the seat intake of a college before selecting a college for B.Arch but I would advise you to check it. It is so because this will provide you with s general idea of about how many people will get admission in that college