TANATA

While preparing the TANATA cutoff, the authorities will consider various factors that are related to the examination and admission process. Some of the important factors that the candidates will check to prepare the cutoff of TANATA are - difficulty level of the exam, previous years' cutoff trends, total number of qualified candidates, total number of seats, etc. All of these factors are thoroughly checked before preparing the TANATA cutoff.

TANATA cutoff consists of the minimum marks/ranks that the candidates will have to secure to have a higher chance of admission into their preferred college. However, the admissions are not confirmed if the candidates meet the cutoff. There are various factors involved in the allotment of the candidate. While preparing the TANATA cutoff, the authorities will check various examination and admission-related factors.

TANATA cutoff is not expected to be released online. The authorities will prepare the cutoff of TANATA to select candidates for admissions into the BArch courses offered by participating institutes. There is no official announcement regarding the release of the admission cutoff of TANATA. However, the authorities will release the qualifying marks of TANATA, that the candidates need to secure to qualify the entrance exam.

Yes. The authorities will prepare the TANATA merit list to select candidates for the counselling and admission process. The merit list will be prepared by referring to the result and performance of the candidates in the entrance exam. TANATA merit list is an important factor that will be considered for selection of candidates for admissions into the participating colleges.

If two or more candidates secure the same marks in TANATA, then the authorities will follow the tie-breaking guidelines. First, the section-wise marks that the candidates secured in TANATA will be checked. If the candidates have the same section-wise marks, then the age of the candidate will be considered as the deciding factor for allotment of ranks. The older candidates will be given a higher rank.

TANATA qualifying marks will be prepare based on the post-exam statistics and at the discretion of the Coordination Committee of TANATA 2025. The candidates will have to meet the qualifying marks to be considered eligible for the TANATA counselling and admission process. Various factors related to the entrance exam and admission process will be considered while preparing the TANATA qualifying marks.

No, The candidates will not be able to request for a review of their obtained TANATA score. Since the authorities will prepare the TANATA result carefully based on the candidate's performance in the exam, no requests for review of scores will be accepted. However, in case of mistakes in other information present in the TANATA result/scorecard, the candidates are advised to immediately contact the authorities.

Yes. TANATA result will be available for download in the form of a scorecard. After logging in using the required credentials, the candidates will have to check the result carefully and download it. The TANATA scorecard has to be printed out for future use and reference. The details regarding the obtained scores and ranks will be available in the TANATA result/scorecard.

Yes. TANATA result will be released online at annauniv.edu. Candidates will be able to access the result of TANATA by logging in using the required credentials. The authorities will not use any other mode to declare the TANATA result. All candidates are advised to download and print out the result for future use and reference. The official TANATA 2024 result date has not been announced yet.

There may be cases when the candidates are not allotted centres in their first preferred TANATA exam city. This happens when the examination in that particular centre is cancelled due to fewer number of candidates or seats. In such cases, the candidates are allotted seats in their second preferred exam city. Therefore, the candidates are advised to be careful while selecting their order of preference for TANATA exam cities in the application form.