What are the chances that I will be offered my preferred NATA college?

The chances of getting admission into your preferred NATA college depend on various factors, such as your NATA score, academic performance, availability of seats, and reservation policies.

A valid NATA score is required for B.Arch admissions. The higher your score, the better your chances of getting into your preferred college. Candidates must have passed 10+2 (or equivalent) qualifying exam from a recognized board with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks in Physics, Mathematics, and Chemistry. Some colleges may have higher cut-off marks. The number of seats available in your preferred college and the number of applicants also play a significant role in the admission process. Through approximate figures, more than 15,000 seats are offered through the NATA exam. Reservation policies for different categories may also affect the chances of admission.

Remember, every college may have its own specific admission criteria in addition to these general requirements. It’s always a good idea to check the specific admission criteria of the colleges you’re interested in. 

More than 21,000 seats are offered on the basis of NATA scores across its participating colleges. Candidates can check the table below for the state-wise seats available for admission through NATA.

NATA 2023 – State-Wise Seats Available

You can refer to the seat intakes for state-wise admission through NATA 2023 given below.

There will be no centralized admissions counseling through NATA. Candidates must apply independently to each of the participating institutes. Candidates must meet the eligibility criterion given by their desired NATA participating institutes in addition to the COA eligibility criteria. Aspirants with higher NATA scores are anticipated to get admission to prestigious architecture programs.