NATA Cutoff and Qualifying Criteria
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NATA Cutoff and Qualifying Criteria
NATA Cutoff and Qualifying Criteria
Qualifying criterion
The 2026 brochure states that no minimum raw score is prescribed for qualifying in NATA 2026. The final scorecard containing the best raw score and the applicable percentile for Phase 1 is the valid qualifying NATA score.
Admission cutoff
NATA itself does not establish one national college closing score for every B.Arch. institution. Admission is handled by the competent state, UT or institutional authority, and the applicable admission process may use the best raw score or percentile according to its rules.
| Cutoff concept | NATA 2026 treatment |
|---|---|
| Minimum raw score for qualifying | No minimum raw score prescribed by CoA |
| Admission cutoff | Depends on the relevant counselling or institution and its admission rules |
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Last verified: 30 September 2026
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