Some BMS colleges will admit you if you fall into the OBC category and have an annual budget of RS 35,000. However, RS 350 is insufficient.

The majority of colleges charge between RS 30,000 and RS 60,000 annually.

Hey,

The National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA) is a national-level entrance exam for undergraduate architecture programs. It's held twice a year, once a day, across the country. The 2024 NATA exam will be held in two sessions, every weekend from April 6, 2024 to July, 2024. The exam will be computer-based and offline at different venues. All candidates can attempt a maximum of three sessions of NATA 2024, and the best of three scores will be considered for admission.

For detailed information please visit : https://engineering.careers360.com/exams/nata

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Hello Ataye

Yes you can pursue diploma in Architecture engineering after class x.

Diploma in Architecture engineering is a three years full time certificate course.

The course provides knowledge and skills on the basic concept, technological and fundamental principles anc scientific approach relation with construction building design and planning.

There is good score of diploma in Architecture in India as there is high demand of architectural assistants and junior architects .

Admission is on class the basis of class x marks or in some colleges entrance exam is held.

Fees for the course ranges from 80000 to 85000

The average salary of diploma in Architecture  can be upto 7.20 lakh per annum with starting salary of 2.5 to 4 LPA

For more information kindly visit the link given below

https://www.careers360.com/courses/diploma-in-architecture-engineering

Hello,

Hope you are doing great.

Answering to your question, The term "NTA Score" refers to the National Testing Agency Score, a standardized metric employed to assess the performance of candidates in diverse entrance examinations administered by the NTA.

([100 - P] / 100) * N + 1

Where,

• N is the total number of students who have appeared for the exam;
• P is the percentage of students below or equal to your marks;
• (100 - P) is the percentage of students above your marks;
• ([100 - P]/100) * N+1 is the number of students above your marks.

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