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Udaya Bhaskar rao

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NATA score which is good enough for admission into B.Arch at APEEJAY School of Architecture and Planning is compulsory. Even if it changes year to year, a NATA score above 100 out of 200 is almost always taken as a competing score.The higher the score, the better the chances for admission in all institutes, particularly for the popular ones. NATA score is relevant for eligibility purposes.The other eligibility requisites include a brilliant mathematical academic background coupled with similar subjects. One tends to encourage aiming for a score that would be inside the upper percentile, as it would really favor the selection process. P
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Shahana SN

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First of all you have to pass 10th and plus two .minimum 90-120 NATA score  is required for admission .But this will change from year to year according to examination.

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Ravi Babu

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With a NATA score of 139, your chances of admission to the Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch) program at Jawaharlal Nehru Architecture and Fine Arts University School of Planning and Architecture (JNAFAU SPA) are determined by a number of factors including cutoff trends category, and seat availability. Typically admittance requires meeting the NATA qualifying marks as well as the JNAFAU eligibility conditions.The cutoff for NATA varies annually and candidates with the scores closer to or above the average qualifying score have greater odds

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Aishwarya Garg

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Yes, you can appear for NATA more than once in a year. In fact, candidates are allowed to take the NATA exam up to three times in a year.The option to appear multiple times allows candidates to improve their scores if they are not satisfied with their first attempt. The best score from the attempts will be considered for admission to BArch programmes, so it's beneficial to take advantage of multiple attempts if needed.

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Ujjwal Gautam

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No, you need to qualify for the National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA) to join the Faculty of Architecture at Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Technical University (AKTU) for a B.Arch program: Admission process: AKTU's admission process for the Faculty of Architecture is both entrance and merit-based. Exams accepted: The university considers NATA, CUET, GATE, and other exams for admission. Eligibility: To be eligible for admission, you must have a 10+2 with a 50% aggregate. NATA: The Council of Architecture (CoA) has been conducting NATA since 2006 to qualify for admission to a Bachelor of Architecture program. 

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Amit Saini

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For admission to the B.Des programme in Interior Design at MIT WPU, the university uses its own entrance exam, the MIT-WPU Design Aptitude Test (MIT DAT). The cutoff for admission is determined based on the candidate's performance in this entrance exam and is subject to the number of applicants and seat availability. The application process involves registration for MIT DAT, and the fee for applying is Rs. 1500. If you are aiming for a specific NATA score to join, you should directly inquire with the university's admissions office for any specific cutoff ranges, as they may vary year by year based on the entrance test results.

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Rayamkula Harish

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They can be said to join the B.Arch at Apollo School of architecture and Planning without having to take the NATA exam because they also admit students through the JEE Main Examination.Eligibility towards taking admission for the B.Arch programme is absolutely granted to students in possession of a valid JEE Main score with the needed qualified cut-off marks. If there is a common entrance for attending architecture courses-NATA, Apeejay has the further provision for admitting students through JEE Main.Confirm whether you are meeting all eligibility requirements given by the college for this academic year.

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Vipra Tiwari

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Yes, it can be observed that studying at top Architecture colleges can be expensive as most of the colleges have an average tuition fee of more than INR 5 lakh:Fee RangeNo. of Colleges< INR 1 lakh2 collegesINR 1-2 lakh1 collegeINR 2-3 lakh3 collegesINR 3-5 lakh4 colleges> INR 5 lakh24 colleges

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Jiya Singh

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India is home to 35 best Architecture colleges in India that accept NATA out of which 16 colleges are government-owned and the rest 11 colleges are owned by private entities. 

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Ruchi bhardwaj

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Hello,With a NATA score of 121 and a 77% in your 12th-grade examinations, you have a competitive profile for admission to Lovely Professional University (LPU). However, it's important to note that the NATA cutoff scores can vary each year based on several factors, including the number of applicants and the overall performance in the exam. Therefore, while your score is generally considered good, it is advisable to check the specific cutoff for the architecture program at LPU for the current admission cycle.The eligiblity criteria for admission is Pass with 50% marks in 10+2 with English, Physics, Mathematics and Chemistry or Biology or
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