If I got less than 50% in boards but above 150-160 in NATA. Can get admission in Sir JJ College of Architecture?

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Hi Supran, 150+ is a very good NATA score. When it comes to JJ college, both your NATA score and your board exam score will be taken into account that is 50% of your board marks and 50% of your NATA score. You need have 150+ on an average. So, it seems quite difficult for you to get in there. You h

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Thank you. Definitely, I will score 150+ in NATA and also I will try my best in board exam.

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