I qualified NATA but for the eligibility criteria for PCM aggregate is 50% so do we need to add the practical marks too?
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19th May, 2019
Hello aspirant.
The candidate must have passed 10+2 exam and scored minimum 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics and also in aggregate. 50% marks in physics , Chemistry and mathematics including practical marks .
For more information refer
https://www.google.com/amp/s/engineering.careers360.com/articles/nata-eligibility-criteria/amp
All the best.
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Thank you. I was scared for a minute because in theory alone I was a few marks shy for fulfilling the criteria. But with practical marks included I'm now eligible.
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I got 79 marks in NATA and 94% in inter ,which colleges i can get and how can I calculate my rank?
Pls help me
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@Akash As per the CoA, the merit is calculated according to the 50% score in Nata (i.e Your score/4) and 50% of your qualifying exam (i.e 10+2 exam percentage/2) and then add both the results for your merit score. As for institute, they haven't released the cut-offs yet but be on the lookout of your state's counseling website. For eg. ACPC for Gujarat, DTE for Maharashtra.For more clear explanation: https://www.careers360.com/question-how-to-calculate-nata-final-score-card
Should we include physics practical in physics and chemistry practical in chemistry?
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