As per your rank and previous year cutoff, the colleges you get in b.arch are:-

Gateway college of architecture and design,Sonepat

Ganga institute of architecture and town planning,Delhi

To know more about your chances of getting other colleges check out the college predictor link below:

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-architecture-college-predictor

Hello Sherin,

NATA consider both the marks ,so first it will make your 106 marks out of 200 into 100 and then it will add your board marks.For getting any government college it should be above 140 .Also this is the estimation from previous years,so it may change a bit.If

Hi krti, 

Well according to.your query here you scored well in both the exams.

In order to get admissions in any Architectural college you need to score above 80 in NATA EXAM. 

Since,you got 45% in your PCM there are chances for you to qualify for the counselling program, because,

Yes, you may apply for admission in architecture colleges. 

For admissions, it is generally required to have 50% aggregate With maths as a compulsory subject. 

You can apply to various institutes and chances are positive that you will be selected. 

Hope this helps.

Your admission through NATA is based on your merit system. Divide the NATA score by 4, and your CBSE result by 2, and add them to find your merit out of 100. Normally colleges accept a student who has 60+ merit overall, and sometimes colleges even go for lower merit

Hey there,

Your admission in agricultural engineering depends upon your NATA score and 12th class board marks. 82 marks are below average marks. The maximum score is 200 and if your score is above 130, you'd ending up with decent private college. If you want a government college, yourscore shouldn't

Hello Dear

You can Participate on ACPC Counselling for admission in B.arch. Go for it. If you already set your mind for this.

Best Wishes...!!

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Hey there,

Nata result depends on board examination score and the NATA. It is calculated for 200 marks.

If you score above 130 for 200, you will be ending up in a good private college. If you score above 150, you are most likely to end up in a government