Hello Anisha,

Congratulations! for scoring 94.6 percentile in JEE B.Arch.

We can't say that what NIT you will get but we can predict the rank with this percentile.

Rank Formula = (100 - Your Percentile) X 112679 / 100.

The number of candidates appeared at approx 112679 .

So, Your predicted Rank = 6084 approx.

To be honest This is a very good percentile and you may be able to get some good colleges. But, this is a rough evaluation, and keep calm till the final rank is announced by NTA . But, definitely you won't be able to get the good/top NIT's.

Looking around 2019's Cut-off, we predict you'll get admission in the following NIT's:-

1. National Institute of Technology, Calicut, Kozhikode, Kerala
2. National Institute of Technology, Durgapur, West Bengal
3. National Institute of Technology, Tiruchirapalli, Tamilnadu
4. National Institute of Technology, Surathkal, Karnataka
5. National Institute of Technology, Hamirpur, Himachal Pradesh
6. Moulana Azad National Institute of Technology, Bhopal, M.P

JEE Main Architecture 2020 College Predictor helps You also.

Hope! I can clear your queries.

Best of Luck!!!

Hi,

Candidates are expected to score at least 80 marks to qualify NATA.  Colleges that accept NATA score publish their entering and closing ranks separately. You should check out on the official websites for further updates. You might have a chance. All the best.

Techincal issue are not in our hand just work hard and make a change in score in second test btw the sore is good and you should be happy but not satisfied as you can do much more better ....

Hello Aspirant!

First of all congratulations for getting such a good score. With a score like yours, along with your board result, you have a high chance of getting a B.Arch seat in a good government college. If you want a list of the government colleges that you might get into then check out the link I'm giving below.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/nata

Hello Bipin!

You forgot to mention your board exam result so it is hard to say exactly if you would get admitted into a certain government college, but nonetheless you have achieved a great score, and assuming your board score to be above 80%, there is a decent chance for you to get into a government college. Here are some colleges that accept NATA scores.

1. Sc hool of Architecture, CSI Institute of Technology, Andhra Pradesh

2. Guwahati College of Architecture, Assam

3. Angel Valley School of Architecture, Chhattisgarh

4. F aculty of Architecture, College of Engineering, Andhra Pradesh

5. Ins itute of Architecture, Gujarat

6. Di gnity College of Architecture, Chhattisgarh

7 . S.A.R. College of Architecture, Andhra Pradesh

8. C ollege of Architecture, Vastu Kala Academy, New Delhi

For more information visit the link below.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/nata

Hey!

84.5 marks in NATA is pretty decent and 89.4 percentage in boards is amazing. NATA scores provide admission to a lot of architecture colleges, government and private. Based on your score you do stand a chance of getting in a good government college but I'd recommend having a backup plan too as the cutoffs can be variable.

Hey there!

The answer to your question is somewhat depended on whether you are a Maharashtra candidate or not. If you are a Maharashtra candidate with a domicile your admission chances are really good for sir jj college of architecture. And, if you are an outside maharastra candidate you still do have a chance of admission but it can vary so do keep other options open.

Hello,

Yes , there is a drawing test in NATA 2020.

NATA 2020 will be divided in two parts- Drawing test (Part A) and PCM and General Aptitude & Logical Reasoning (Part B). Part A will be a Drawing test. It must be noted that Part A will have time-based PTQs and MCQs. Part B will have multiple-choice questions with four options.

I hope this will help you.

All the best!!

The result for NATA 2020 is expected to be released today but there has been no specific time mentioned for the declaration by the authorities. It will be released soon.

Also, for second test of NATA the date has been extended to September 6, 2020.

Hey kritee,

First of all, don't think about killing yourself, there's more to life than just an exam. If you are really depressed please talk to an adult about it, this is not something you should take lightly. I'd recommend you lodge a complaint and see if they let you give the exam this year. If not, then that's okay too you can try next year. All the best.