hi,

see you may contact with the exam authority if you have certain application Id or registered email or phone number. however nata score is only valid for 1 year, so it may not be possible to retrieve the data as you did attempt the exam 5 years back.

hope you may understand.

Hello Bharath,

The National Aptitude Test in Architecture or NATA is an entrance examination for the admission in Architecture colleges and not BE/Engineering colleges. Therefore, if you are looking forward to take admission for Architecture course in RV college of Architecture, you can do so by answering NATA. To get in RV College of Engineering, you need to answer either of the entrance exams: KCET, JEE mains or COMEDK.

Good luck!

hi,

see if you want to take admission in any b.arch college, which is state government owened or private or centralized authorized, it is mandatory to pass in nata exam to get admission in b.arch courses in india.

hope you may understand.

The answer depends on your preference of college as both the exams have their own importance.  JEE Mains is conducted by Central Government whereas NATA is conducted by Council of Architecture. The institutes that give admission on the basis of JEE Mains paper 2 are NIT'sand GFTI's(Government Funded technical Institutes) whereas by NATA you get admission into Private colleges and State level colleges, other than NITs and IITs. Jee mains paper 2 gives chance to join at national level colleges and NATA exam helps to join at state level colleges. This difference can be simply indicated as difference between state level(NATA) and central level exams(JEE).

Yes, Diploma students who have completed their course can apply and appear for nata exam. Candidates who have passed any 10+3 diploma exam with Mathematics as a subject and scored at least 50% marks are also eligible to apply for the exam.

Through NATA exam, you can get a seat in all colleges except those colleges which consider jee mains score.

Hope this helps.

All the best.

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