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2nd January 2015, 04:21 PM
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Eligibility to apply in NATA for a candidate who has secured 60% in VHSE?
Hello
I passed vhse in 60%marks but without maths........... so can i apply nata?????? please let me know asap with regards- |
#2
2nd January 2015, 11:21 PM
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Sorry you are not eligible for NATA if you have completed 10+2 without Mathematics. According to notification of NATA and official website you need to have any one of the following qualification to become eligible for this exam.
1. 10+2 passed from a recognized board of education with Maths as a subject with 50% marks in aggregate. 2. Diploma course which is of 3 years duration from a recognized Institute with 50% marks in aggregate. Therefore, you are not eligible for it because admission in architecture requires Maths. For more information visit http://nata.in |
#3
2nd January 2015, 11:45 PM
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NATA is an aptitude test conducted by the Council of Architecture for those aspirants who wish to avail admissions into the 5 year B.Arch courses. Applicants who have passed SSC (Class 10th) or equivalent examination can appear for NATA exam but are not eligible for the B.Arch admissions. Those candidates who have passed 10+ 2 or equivalent with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate are eligible for NATA exam. You must have studied Mathematics as a main subject in 10+2 or equivalent. www.nata.in/ |
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8th April 2015, 11:48 PM
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Sorry, since you did not have Mathematics as your main subject in the higher secondary, you are not eligible for the NATA.
NATA stands for the National Aptitude Test for Architecture. Various colleges other than the IITs and NITs offer the B. Arch. through this test. It is conducted from April to June every year and the forms are sold out in the month of February to April. For the admission a common merit list is prepared by based on the marks obtained by them in the test and the marks in 12th. The weightage of the marks is 50-50 for both and the students are called for the counselling through which they get the colleges. |
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