Hello aspirant ! Let me to inform you that national aptitude test for architecture results depends on a number of factors like no of applications, no. Of qualified candidates, difficult of questions, last year cut off trends . For getting a college in Bangalore I think approx 100 marks would be a safe score. 

Hello Praveen,

You have secured a good percentile in 12 and good score in NATA, you will get a good score out of 400 and will get a good college in chennai 

As your domicile is MBC which will give you a higher chance of landing into a good college 

Here I am sharing a link with you which will help you in a good way 

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

Hope this will help you in a good way and can ask for more clarification 

For good colleges out there in pune you need to atleast score 80/200 in nata for some really good colleges. Be it brick architecture college or allana or singhad all you need to have is good marks that is around mentioned above. You can check your scores that you have and get an approximation.

Dear Reader,

The qualifying marks for NATA is 50% for general category and 5% relaxation is given to the reserved categories i.e 45%

Kindly visit the link mentioned below for detailed explaination about NATA and counselling for b.arch

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/nata-eligibility-criteria

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

Hello aspirant,as both the qualifying exams are to get admission into architecture colleges and hence both of them are required.

All the best.

There is no such formal commitment by the university or as such a kind of update on the website. Other resources even dont stettle for this news. However if it would be the case and there would be any possibility of the same then the updation would have been made and it would be soon clear to everyone through that.

After 12 or in 12 you can attempt Nata it is held twice in a year. 

Some toys for Nata 

1. You can go for drawing classes to get good line drawing skills
2. Practice all the drawing situations given in previous year exams
3. Take a short term coaching before NATA / B.Arch..
4. For B.Arch paper2, study maths well. For B.Aarch, you should try to score full marks in aptitude, 60+ marks in drawing and if you score 20 marks, you can get in #1 institute SPA, Delhi
5. Expect slightly twisted questions for drawing.. For e.g, previous year question paper had “Platform view from window of a train” where as this year, the question was a view from the platform… You should know how to change the perspective…
6. Score well in 12th.. if you get 90% +, along with good NATA score, you will have tremendous choice…

All the best

Hey Aspirant,

As per the admission rules for UG courses ,age is not a constraint.But for engineering and architerctural courses,the degree should be pursued by the candidate ,within 3 years after the completion of the diploma course.This is the law.

And it is clearly seen that you are eligible to pursue the course without any problem ,and also you have qualified the NATA examination ,you will be able to enroll into any college that has b.arch course in any state you choose to study.

Hope this helps.

Good Luck!!

Atleast score more than 100 with good board marks.. you can apply in any private college… they just want NATA cleared… but if you want a good government college like IP or any you have to score more than 120… competition is very tough… very very tough… I've scored 120 last year and now i am in private university… so try again and try to score more than 120.

Hope you got the answer you are looking for thank you. 

Aggregrate means the mean of the given data. 60% in pcm means that you need to score at least 60 percent of the marks in total (combined of all three subjects) Considering that every subject is of 100 marks, so you need to get atleast 180 marks as total to get60℅ aggregate.

So it is not easy to get admission in this course if you want. 

Sorry to say this hope you got the answer you are looking for thank you.