NATA 2021 result declared for first attempt at nata.in
Ridhi.Khurana | April 20, 2021 | 10:34 PM IST | 1 min read
Council of Architecture has released NATA result 2021 for the first test held on April 10. Candidates may check their NATA 2021 results online at nata.in.
NEW DELHI: The Council of Architecture (CoA) has declared NATA result 2021 for the first attempt on April 20. Candidates can access the NATA first result in online mode at nata.in. It may be noted that candidates who registered for NATA 2021 first attempt and appeared in the exam will be able to check their NATA results.
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How to check NATA 2021 Result?
Given below are the steps to be followed by candidates to access their NATA result for the first exam:
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Visit the NATA official website at nata.in
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Click on the NATA 2021 result link
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Select the login button
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Candidates need to enter their NATA first attempt user ID and password in the sections provided
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The candidate dashboard shall open on screen
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Click on the ‘NATA result for first attempt’
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Check the NATA scorecard and download for future reference
Details Mentioned in NATA Result 2021
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Candidate’s name
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Name of father
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Name of mother
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Date of birth
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Gender
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Category
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Application number
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Roll number
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Obtained marks in each section (first and second attempt)
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Marks obtained out of 200 (aggregate score)
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Qualifying status
The authorities conducted the NATA 2021 first exam on April 10. NATA first answer key was released on April 16. The authorities shall also release NATA response sheets for candidate reference along with the declaration of NATA result 2021. NATA 2021 second attempt is scheduled to be conducted on June 12.
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