I will appear for the 12th exams next year (2020), can I fill the form of NATA next year (2019)?

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6 years ago

Candidates may come from the following backgrounds: Passed 10+2 scheme of examination with 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics and also 50% marks in aggregate at 10+2 level examination; (those appearing the 10+2 exam with PCM subjects in the current year may also provisionally appear in

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Sharath H Aithal | Scholar-Level 17

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Manik Bhatnagar | Guide-Level 14

7 years ago

Hi, Eligibility to appear for NATA: 1. The lower age limit for appearing in NATA has been waived. However, the candidate has to comply with any age constraints that may be specified by respective Counselling/ Admission Authority. 2. 10+2 or equivalent passed/appearing with Mathematics as one of the

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