Hello,

122 is considered a good score in the NATA exams, as the minimum qualifying marks are 70 out of 200.

With your score, you have a good chance of securing admission to private colleges.

Some top architecture colleges you may consider applying to with your score and 73% in boards include Chandigarh College of Architecture.

Research and shortlist colleges, check their eligibility criteria and admission process, and prepare for further selection rounds if required.

Hope this helps,

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NMIMS college is consider best college from most of the colleges with better infrastructure and acadmics.

Hello student,

With 58.4% in your intermediate exams and a NATA score of 108, getting admission into a B.Arch program can be challenging but not impossible. Many colleges have a minimum requirement of 50% in the 12th board exams, which you meet, but your NATA score is on the lower side for top-tier institutions.

Here’s what you can do:

• Apply to Private Colleges : They might have more flexible criteria.
  
  
• Look for State Quotas or Reserved Seats : If applicable.
  
  
• Check Cut-offs : Research previous years’ cut-offs for the colleges you are interested in.

Participate in counseling processes and explore all possible options.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hi there,

Hope you are doing fine.

To get admission in the Rizvi College for the studies of architecture, you have to first qualify the nata examination and alos hold a diploma degree in the architecture course. You have a good score and have a good chance of getting the admission in the preferred college.

After that, you can visit the official website of the college and contact the admission officials and then know more about your queries related to the admission. You should also start collecting the forms and documents required to take the admission and keep notified with all the related announcements regularly by visiting the official website.

Hope this resolves your query.

Hello reader,

the candidate should have minimum 50% aggregate marks in 10+2 grades. Also a score of 70 is required out off 200 for qualifying the nata exam. Below are some list of college whose cut-off you can check as per your contraints.

1) Sir JJ college of architecture

2) Sushant School of Art & Architecture

3) Rachna Sansad

4) Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel Institute of Technology

5) Vidyamandir College of Architecture, Women

6) Kalol Institute of Architecture & Design, Kalol

7) LJ School of Architecture

8) Parul Institute of Architecture and Research

Hi there,

Hope you are doing fine.

With a score of 137 in the NATA (National Aptitude Test in Architecture) and a 71.6% in your board examinations, your chances of securing admission to a government or a reputed private college for architecture will depend on various factors, including the specific cutoffs for each institution and their admission criteria. Government colleges typically have higher cutoffs so your NATA score and board percentage may need to be competitive to gain entry.

However, several good private colleges may consider your scores for admission if they align with their criteria. It is advisable to research the cutoff marks and admission requirements of both government and private institutions.

To get the more precise details, you can contact the admission offices of the colleges you are interested and increase your chances of finding a suitable program.

Hope this resolves your query.

Hello Disha,

With a NATA score of 112 and a 12th-grade percentage of 84.3%, you have a competitive profile for pursuing architecture in Bangalore. Here are some colleges you might consider:

Potential Architecture Colleges in Bangalore

1. BMS College of Architecture : Known for its strong faculty and good placement opportunities, this college typically has a moderate cutoff.
   
   
2. MS Ramaiah Institute of Technology (MSRIT) : Offers a well-rounded architecture program and often has a good reputation in the industry.
   
   
3. Acharya Institute of Technology : This college has a decent architecture program and may consider your scores.
   
   
4. Garden City University : Known for its modern curriculum, it can be a viable option for architecture aspirants.
   
   
5. Nitte Meenakshi Institute of Technology : Offers a robust architecture program with good faculty and facilities.
   
   Tips for Admission

• Check Cutoffs : Keep an eye on previous years' cutoffs for these colleges to assess your chances.
  
  
• Participate in Counseling : Engage actively in the counseling process and be flexible with your college preferences.

With your scores, you should have a fair chance of getting into one of these colleges.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

There isn't a publicly documented way to directly change your registered email address on your NATA application form.

The most reliable approach is to reach out to the NATA Helpdesk. They can guide you on the process for updating your email address.Explain your situation (wrong email ID registered) and request assistance in updating it.

In rare cases, the NATA website might have announcements or notifications regarding the process for correcting errors in the application form. Keep an eye on the official website for any updates.

If the deadline for submitting applications hasn't passed and you haven't paid the registration fee yet, you might be able to re-register with the correct email address. However, be sure to confirm this with the NATA Helpdesk first, as re-registration fees or penalties might apply.

I hope it helps!

Hello there,

With a score of 151 in the NATA (National Aptitude Test in Architecture) and 79% in your 12th CBSE exams, you have a reasonable chance of securing admission to a government architecture college in Kerala or other states, especially considering your category under the Defence quota .

Admission Criteria and Quota:

1. Defence Quota :

   • Many state universities and institutions have provisions for a Defence quota, which may provide some level of reservation or preference for children of ex-servicemen and serving defence personnel. You should check with specific colleges for their policies regarding the Defence quota in architecture.
     
     

2. Government Colleges in Kerala :

   • In Kerala, colleges such as Government Engineering College, Kozhikode , and Government College of Architecture and Planning, Thiruvananthapuram typically accept NATA scores for admission.
     
     
   • Additionally, the LBS Centre for Science and Technology conducts counseling for admissions to B.Arch courses in various colleges in Kerala based on NATA scores.
     
     

3. Other States :

   • Various states also recognize NATA scores for admissions to architecture programs. States like Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and Maharashtra have their own colleges where you can apply.

Steps to Take:

1. Research Colleges : Look for government colleges in Kerala and other states that offer B.Arch programs and check their admission criteria.
   
   
2. Application Process : Prepare to apply through the respective state counseling process or directly to the colleges. Make sure to highlight your Defence category status in your applications.
   
   
3. Keep Updated : Stay informed about the admission schedules, as different colleges may have varying deadlines for applications and counseling.
   
   Conclusion:

Given your NATA score and 12th-grade percentage, along with the Defence quota, you should explore government colleges in Kerala and other states. Be proactive in checking the specific requirements and reservation policies of the colleges you are interested in to enhance your chances of admission.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.