Hello,

You didn't mention your 12 th board percentage

Because to know which college you may get is based on your final merit score which is calculated by dividing the nata score by 4 and 12 th board percentage (out of 100) by 2 and then add them

But I

Hello,

Your final merit mark will be calculated by dividing nata score by 4 and  12 th percentage by 2 and then add them

65/4+70/2= 51.25( merit mark)

It is more difficult to get into colleges of  your choice based on your score. Because to get into decent College of

Hello,

Your Merit mark is 105.5/4+97.25/2 = 75

You have a good score. You may get into decent colleges. Based on your nata score it is little difficult to get into Government college

You may have  a chance to get into Government college based on your merit score if you

Hey Ankichavan, congratulations for your marks in the NATA exam. And your 12th marks are also quite enough to get seat in the architecture. Sir JJ college of architecture, Rizvi college of architecture, G.H Raisoni university these are the good architecture colleges. To know more about these colleges visit their

Hello,

Your merit mark will be: ( divide the NATA score by 4 and 12 th board percentage (out of 100) by 2 and then add them)

133.5/4+77.4/2=72.08

You have good chances to get into decent Colleges and may be on your choice.  But it is difficult to get into

Hey,

Congratulations for your score in 10+2 and NATA test.

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Hello,

Your merit mark will be based on Nata score as well as 12 th board percentage

So you need to mention your 12 th percentage(out of 100)to calculate the rank and to know which college you may get.

For example:

Your nata score is 117

Since you didn't mention

hi,

see cutoff score changes every year and it depends on some of the factors like number of applicants, questions difficulty level, seat matrix, students category, choice of stream etc. however you did not mention about your rank in jee main paper 2, however to know about the closing rank

Hello,

Divide your NATA score by 2  and add your board percentage (out of 100) and then divide the total  by 2 or simply divide the NATA score by 4 and 12 th percentage divided by 2 and then add them to get the merit mark.

For example,

If you

Hi aspirant,

Your daughter got 123 marks in nata 2020 from Tamilnadu.

Now, look,

One should get 155+ marks, to get government seat

One should get around 130-155, to get a good private seat

One should get around 110-130, to get a private seat.

So, you have a good chance