Hi Sakshi,

To get a vague idea on admissions into architecture colleges, your NATA cutoff is required. NATA cutoff is different from NATA score. The calculation of NATA marks is done by adding the 12th board or HSC percentage (outof 100) with the half of NATA score. 

If your cutoff

Hello aspirant,

For qualifying NATA, a candidate must secure 25% marks in Part-A and 25% marks in Part -B.  You can apply for the colleges which take admission through NATA scores.

Good Luck!

Dear aspirant,

As per previous cutoff trends, A rank of 1837 was the last closing rank in the OBC category fot TKMCE.

If your rank is =/-100 rank near the rank specified, then you can expect to get the seat in B.ARCH in TKMCE by the 3rd round

Hi Kaushik,

Sorry. To qualify NATA, you have to pass the drawing section of the exam too. Any counselling related to NATA score requires you to qualify the exam. For which it is necessary to pass the drawing section too. This is checked at the time of counselling.

All The

hey deepa,

your NATA acore and KCET ranking has absolutely no relation. both are two different exams conducted by two different boards for two different courses. so you cannot say anything about your kcet score by NATA marks.

You can check your approximate kcet ranking and probable colleges which you

Hi Ramadevi,

To calculate the NATA cutoff, your board percentage is added to the half of your NATA score. In this case, 78 + (109/2) = 78 + 54.5 = 132.5.

A NATA cutoff of 132.5out of 200 is a good score. You can definitely try for a merit seat

Hi Nikhila,

To calculate the NATA cutoff, your board percentage is added to the half of your NATA score. In this case, 96.3 + (92/2) = 96.3 + 46 = 142.3.

A NATA cutoff of 142.3 out of 200 is a very good score. You can definitely try for a

MSRIT takes COMEDK and KEA exams for admission in BTech. For BArch you should have atleast 40% in NATA. As you have more than 50%, you are eligible to apply. Check out the following link for more details:

http://www.msrit.edu/admissions.html