NATA 2021 Result declared; CoA reduces qualifying marks
Mohit Dhyani | April 21, 2021 | 11:25 AM IST | 1 min read
The Council of Architecture has released NATA result 2021 on April 20. The authorities have reduced NATA qualifying marks to 70 out of 200.
NEW DELHI: The Council of Architecture has released the NATA 2021 result on April 20. Candidates who appeared for the exam can check NATA results 2021 from the official website. Keeping the COVID-19 situation across the country, the Council of Architecture has decided to reduce the NATA 2021 qualifying marks from 75 to 70. The decision was taken to mitigate the hardship of students. Get more details about NATA results below.
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NATA Result 2021 - Statistics for first test
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Parameters |
Details |
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Number of candidates registered for NATA 2021 |
15066 |
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Candidates appeared for NATA 2021 (first test) |
14140 |
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Qualified candidates |
11431 |
NATA 2021 phase 1 exam was conducted on April 10 in online mode. Candidates can access NATA result 2021 through their email ID and password. Along with the NATA result 2021 , candidates can also check their scorecard.
How to check NATA result 2021?
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Visit the NATA official website - nata.in .
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Click on the NATA login from the homepage.
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Enter email ID and password.
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Click on NATA result 2021 link.
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Check details in the scorecard and download it for future reference.
The exam conducting authorities released the NATA 2021 answer key on April 16 for first test. NATA 2021 second test is scheduled to be conducted on June 12 across the country. Candidates can fill NATA application form for second test till May 30.
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