Council of Architecture and NIASA, does not guarantee any admissions and
is not involved with the admission procedure. Appearing at a particular center
for the test does not imply that the candidate could be given any priority
for admission to that institute.
On receiving the NATA Score Card, the candidate will have to contact various
admission authorities with NATA Score Card and other details (as prescribed
by the respective Admission Authorities).
As per COA rules, a candidate applying to any school / college of architecture
in India should have achieved 40% score in the total NATA score, i.e. at least
80/200, for consideration of admission into first year B.Arch. After receiving
score card / Marklist and HSC / std XII results, the candidate may apply for
admission to any of the participating institutions as per the time schedule
specified by the appropriate admission authority, along with all the documents
desired by it .
