What is the eligibility criteria for admission at NIT or SPA for B.Arch.?
I am expecting 210 marks in JEE Mains paper 2and 80% marks in board exams. I am from general category.
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HEMANSHU DEWANGAN Creative mind for new ideas share your views. | Contributor-Level 6
8 years agoYeah! definitely, you can take admission in SPAs and NITs by facing an entrance examination of JEE Main Paper 2 and for other colleges in India you have to give NATA for further architecture colleges.
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NIT is a little difficult in this situation, else you can try for others in meanwhile. -
Hi Sarthak,
Visit this link to check B.Arch colleges based upon your rank:
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Hi,
It is difficult to predict anything as the cut off keeps on changing every year.
Also, NITs and IITs release ranks. You need a rank around 2000 to get into NIT's.
A score higher than 200 is very good in Paper-2 and a score more than 250 will definitely land you in India's top architectural colleges such as NIT and SPA. -
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Board percentage won't count in deciding the final score from this year, with 210 marks you can surely land in some of the good NITs but SPA will not be possible with this score.
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