Can I get admission in KIIT for B.Arch with 71% in boards and 97 in NATA in 2017?

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Suman Kashyap
9 years ago
You need to have 60% marks in 12th with maths as a subject and also your NATA score will decide if you get a seat there. You fulfil the conditions so now, let your score decide if you get the college. Go for the counselling.

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