I don't know what should I do I had 50% in hsc architecture colleges is not giving admission and I had scored 110 marks in NATA please help.

Me otherwise I will do sucide please help me someone hsc ke chairman, director dua karunga maar jao saalo.

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Ritik Agiwal | Guide-Level 14

7 years ago

If you are not getting admission into architecture colleges then you should apply for designated state admission procedure for admission like ACPC registration for Gujarat colleges. There are also open forms available in other state architect colleges as well. Try for them as well.

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