Hello,

Until now there is no common counselling for NATA means once you have given the exam and passed the cutoff you will get your score card. And on that basis you need to apply for colleges seperately of youe choice. So colleges accepting NATA scores have different eligibility criteria and conduct their own counselling so there is no common ranking for NATA exam. But from next academic session there are plans for making centralized counselling. For more details regarding exam check the below link.

https://engineering.careers360.com/exams/nata?ici=about-exam-t_linking

The Council of Architecture (COA) which is the governing examination body of NATA 2019 does not intend to conduct any counselling formally. The participating institutes in NATA providing the B.Arch. course in their respective colleges hold their own counselling process. So you have to apply to the institute you want to get admission in as there is no formal counselling process. You need to score as much as possible even if you are in SC category as that would increase your chances of admission in good colleges. https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/nata-counselling Here is a link for more information. Hope this helps! 

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 merit. Your merit is coming to a total of 59.25 which does give you a change in some colleges.

Here's a list of colleges that accept NATA score:

Https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/ranking/2018/top-engineering-colleges-in-India-accepting-nata-score?page=1

Good luck!

You should try to score maximum as possible.

Work hard aim very high 

Try for 140 to get good colleges as you also have category reservation.

So don't worry 

All the best

Your daughter's reserved category rank is good enough to get a seat in government colleges for b. Arch. Try for nit suratkal, trichy, Durgapur first your daughter may easily get in nit Durgapur. You can try for sir jj college of architecture also. It is also a good college 

Hello!
You can try the following books:
1. NATA & B.Arch Question Bank  by Ar. Shadan Usmani
2. NATA & B.Arch complete self study material: entrance examination by  Ar. Shadan Usmani
3. A Complete Self Study Guide for B.Arch by P. K. Mishra
4. B.Arch Entrance Examination Guide by Surendra Kavimandan

Hello,

Since NATA has no general counseling process so you have to apply to the B.Arch colleges separately in which you are interested. The second attempt of NATA will be on 7th july and results will be on 21st july, 2019. So after this results you can apply for colleges. So you still have time to apply for it. There are around 477 colleges which accepts nata score so i am providing you the link of list of colleges you can go through it and accordingly you can apply.

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

Hello Tanisha Dhar.

I would like to inform you that with a ranking of 3033 in wbjee under the cateory obc-b , yes , you will definetly get Architect in Jadavpur University.

In fact as per previous year cutoffs closing rank for architect is around 6k for obc-b category at the end of 3rd round.

Good Luck.

Hey Niveditha,

There are any good colleges offering course Architecture in Andhra Pradesh such as

• Koneru Lakshmaiah Education Foundation
  
• GITAM University 
• Andhra University College of Engineering 
• School of Planning and Architecture 
• Acharya Nagarjuna University College of Architecture 
• Maestro School of Planning and Architecture 
• SAR College of Architecture 
• KLU School of Architecture 

Good luck

NATA score of 99 is not good enough to get you entry to top ranked government colleges and so you’ll have to go to private colleges. There are a few new and emerging colleges that are much better then government colleges. You should apply there. I suggest you look up World School of Planning & Architecture, in World University of Design, Sonipat. They have however only 40 seats, so you’ll need to hurry up and see if they are still open. It’ll be very good if you can get in there.

You can give the second round of NATA but the scores are unlikely to improve much and by that time if most seats get blocked then in spite of getting an improved score you’ll not be able to get a seat. I suggest you book a seat whichever good college you can manage.