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According to the instructions given in the NATA Information Brochure you need to use the user ID and password which are provided to you. You may have to check your registered email ID or registered mobile number for login details. When you login your name will be displayed on

Hello,

it won't be possible if  the authority doesn't allows for it or don't have any provision for it. it would be better to ask for guide from the help desk of NATA. You will get contact details from the official webpage of NATA organizing body.

they can guide you

Hello,

The official website to download NATA admit card is as follows:

www.nata.in

I hope this information is helpful to you.

all the best

I'm facing the same problem, what should I do. Only 2 days are left in exam.  I don't want to lose my exam.

hello aspirant,

NATA has released admit class today as on August 25 at the official website nata.in. Candidates can now download the NATA 2020 admit card by logging in using their registered email address and password.

you can check in all the information by checking the link at-

https://news.careers360.com/nata-2020-admit-card-be-released-today-check-live-updates

hope

To download the NATA admit card;

First of all visit the NATA2020 official website. Click on the link that says admit card , enter application number and password and click on the submit button. Now you will be  able to see your admit card on the screen, download and print

Hello Hemant,

Congrats on good NATA score. For B.Arch course the eligibility criteria is minimum 50 percent aggregate score in 12th with Mathematics or Statistics or Business Mathematics as one of the subjects. Both NATA and board marks are weighed on an equal basis which is 50% each hence the