Well, by following the data's provided, you are getting 56 (as total) which is not a good mark to fetch you a seat in govt. college. But still the answe key is not yet released and hope for the best. The drawing part is highly unpredictable you may land up

Well, 85 is an average score and the admission process for b.arch considers your board marks too. You could calculate the cut off marks by dividing your nata score by 4 and your board marks (per cent) by 2 and can refer your score with the previous year cut off.

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i m sorry to say they will definately see the drawing paper but they wont consider well its would be under invalid 

regards

Hi dear,

           May be NATA consider it may be not because it depends on their criteria of giving marks. They may give you some marks or full marks for pencil sketch may be not.

All the best

NATA 2018 results are already announced, I have already Downloaded  scorecard from here :-

Http://bit.ly/2JtV0SY

Hi dear,

            If you score 85 marks in NATA and 90% in board you can get seat easily in good colleges/universities offering architecture seat.Some of these are : 

• M.S. University of Baroda : 

Merit Marks required - 72.4 for General category

• CEPT university : 

Merit Marks required - 79.3 for

dear student

Since it is one of the Top College for Architecture, one must get a rank below 500 in NATA and score of 150+ to get admission in Sir JJ College of Architecture.

But the admission is not only based on Nata.

There is an Average of Your 12th

Hi friend,

Yes,surely you need a minimum of 50% in mathematics(10+2 or equivalent exam) to appear for NATA exam.

Refer this link-

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/nata-eligibility-criteria

Hope this helps.All the best.

Hi Suryakumar,

Yes,it is compulsory for NATA to have 50% in mathematics in any section you belong be it 10+2,10+3 or International baccalaureate diploma after 10 years of schooling as Mathematics is an compulsory subject in NATA.

For your reference I am attaching a link below which has some details