Am I eligible for VIT and V-SPARC with 161 marks in NATA and 97.63 percentile in JEE B.Arch exam? I have 82% in Maharashtra board exam.

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    Bhanupratap singh | Contributor-Level 10

    4 months ago

    Your scores are really good, and you can easily get the admission based on the scores you have mentioned. You may have to go up to last rounds to get into the college in counselling process. A score of 150+ is considered good in NATA and a score of 97%ile + is considered good in JEE to get admission. To apply for admission, you will have to visit the official website of the institute.

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    Baskaran M | Contributor-Level 9

    6 months ago

    Your scores of 161 in NATA and 97.63 percentile in JEE B.Arch give you a fair chance at VIT and V-SPARC. VIT considers both NATA and JEE Main (B.Arch) scores. While cutoffs vary, your NATA score exceeds the average range of 120-150. Your JEE B.Arch percentile is also competitive. Confirm your eligibility by checking VIT and V-SPARC's official websites or contacting their admission offices.

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