What rankings are going to be declared by KCET for NATA exam 2019?

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Asked by Bhavana Adiga
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Sharath H Aithal
7 years ago
Hi, NATA exam 2019 results are declared by Council of Architecture and not KCET. NATA exam results are already announced on 03/05/2019, you may check the website www.nata.in. KCET only announces the rank list for counseling, which will begin shortly and may be announced by the last week of May.

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