I have 78 marks in NATA and 73.6% in 12th board. Will I get a seat here in TKM for B.Arch?

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Sharath H Aithal | Scholar-Level 17

6 years ago

Hi, With 78/200 marks in NATA 2019 exam and 73.6% in class 12th, you have slightest of the chances to secure admission in TKM School of Architecture, Kollam.

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Amrit Raj | Scholar-Level 16

6 years ago

Hi, Yes, you can get admission in TKM for Bachelor of Architecture course. You should apply for this college and keep your all documents ready. Best of luck.

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