MRNAT

Candidates must take the MRNAT exam, which is administered by MRIIRS Deemed-to-be University, in order to be considered for admission to the BSc programme in the Faculty of Architecture and Design. The fundamental requirements for eligibility are that the candidate must have passed the 10+2 exam or its equivalent with a minimum cumulative score of 50% in five subjects—English being a required subject—and four subjects with the highest combined score from an accredited board. The official website will release the MRNAT results. The criteria listed in the entrance brochure will be used to produce the MRNAT merit list. There are numerous things that could affect the minimum marks.

MRNAT exam scores and percentiles vary based on the institutions and the highest marks. Therefore, it is difficult to say whether a 75 percentile is enough to get admitted to the institution. The Manav Rachna Faculty of Architecture and Design accepts the MRNAT entrance exam as a requirement for admission to the B.Sc. programme. There is no set cutoff score for this exam. Rather, consideration will be given to the score obtained. The results will be available to the public 48 hours after the test. In addition to being admitted to the institution, the candidate might also be qualified for a merit-based scholarship if they obtain a valid score.

Yes, the Manav Rachna Faculty of Architecture and Design accepts the MRNAT score. All undergraduate and graduate programmes at the Manav Rachna Faculty of Architecture and Design are entrance-based. Admission to both UG and PG degrees, including BDes, MSc Interior Design, and BSc Interior Design, is contingent upon obtaining a valid score on the MRNAT exam. For admission to undergraduate and graduate programmes provided at Manav Rachna University and Manav Rachna International Institute of Research and Science (MRIIRS), the Manav Rachna Group of Institutions administers the Manav Rachna National Aptitude Test, or MRNAT as it is more often known. Every year, there is an entrance exam at the national level.

MRNAT exam scores and percentiles vary based on the institutions and the highest marks. Therefore it is difficult to answer whether 75 percentile is enough to get admitted to the institution. The Manav Rachna Faculty of Commerce and Business Studies accepts the MRNAT entrance exam as a requirement for admission to the B.Com programme. There is no set cutoff score for this exam. Rather, consideration will be given to the score obtained. The results will be available to the public 48 hours after the test. In addition to being admitted to the institution, the candidate might also be qualified for a merit-based scholarship if they obtain a valid score.

Candidates must take the MRNAT exam, which is administered by MRIIRS Deemed-to-be University, in order to be considered for admission to the BCom programme in the Faculty of Commerce and Business Studies. The fundamental requirements for eligibility are that the candidate must have passed the 10+2 exam or its equivalent with a minimum cumulative score of 50% in five subjects—English being a required subject—and four subjects with the highest combined score from an accredited board. The official website will release the MRNAT results. The criteria listed in the entrance brochure will be used to produce the MRNAT merit list. There are numerous things that could affect the minimum marks.