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HI,

SEE every year cutoff score changes, it depends on some facts like number of applicants,  difficulty level of question papers, seat matrix, category of candidates etc. however the score of the candidates never reveals in official sites. so We can provide you with closing ranks for spa delhi for

Hello,

Last year JEE Main cut off rank in SPA, Delhi in B.Arch was General: 31-768, OBC : 191-733, SC: 24-218, ST: 12-65. So, if you are a general category student you need to have more than 320 marks to get a seat in the college. But, keep it in

Dear Aspirant

The previous year cut off for SPA Delhi for B>Arch was as follows

B. Arch ( General)

Opening rank: 7

closing rank : 414

B.Arch ( General with disability)

opening rank : 9

closing rank: 14

The rank also depends on the number of applying candidates.

Hope this

Hello,

As per the aforementioned rank that is also in OBC NCL category I think you can get get admission in Nits. Obviously the cutoff would vary but I think even if it is in the later rounds you do have a chance . You can use this link to

Hi aspirant,

You asked for the fee structure of the Maestro School of planning and architecture.

Now, see, Maestro School of Planning and Architecture was started with aim to produce quality manpower equipped with such human and social values required to integrate excellent tech skills, leadership, creativity and innovation for

Hi . It would have been better if you had stated the rank but I can still give you a general idea about it. If your rank is in top 500 ,then you can easily get an architecture seat in top NITs. like SPA Delhi, NIT Trichy . As far

Dear aspirant,

For unreserved or general category student the minimum percentile to get NIT or same category colleges focus on something around 98 percentile. 98 is the safe score if you want to join a NIT with core branches. Paath remember for getting admission in NIT or IIT you must

Dear student,

Once you get allocated to some course,you are not eligible to attend the upcoming rounds of counselling.