NATA 2021 phase 3 dates announced; Check details here
Mohit Dhyani | July 22, 2021 | 07:15 PM IST | 1 min read
The Council of Architecture has announced the NATA 2021 phase 3 exam date at the official website. Check NATA 2021 exam date for phase 3 here.
NEW DELHI: The Council of Architecture has announced the NATA 2021 phase 3 exam dates on the official website. The exam conducting authority will conduct the NATA phase 3 exam on September 3. Candidates appeared in either of the two phases can apply for the NATA 2021 phase 3 exam. However, applicants who appeared for the NATA 2021 exam in both phases are not allowed to appear for the phase 3 exam.
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The exam conducting authority will release the NATA 2021 application form for phase 3 and official notification soon. Interested candidates can apply for the NATA 2021 phase 3 exam soon from the official website.
NATA 2021 - Statistics
|
NATA 2021 |
Candidates appeared |
Candidates qualified |
|
Phase 1 |
14140 |
11431 |
|
Phase 2 |
25860 |
21657 |
The Council of Architecture has released the NATA 2021 result phase 2 on July 22 at the official website. The result of NATA 2021 for phase 1 was released on April 20. Candidates qualified for the NATA 2021 exam are eligible for B.Arch. admissions offered by various institutions.
About NATA Exam
NATA exam is conducted every year by the Council of Architecture for the admissions to 5-year B.Arch and B.Planning programmes. Candidates have to score a minimum of 75 marks out of 200 to qualify the exam.
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