NATA Result 2019 declared: Scores of undergraduate courses in architecture released; visit nata.in to check your score

NATA Result 2019 declared | The result for National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA) 2019, conducted every year for admission to undergraduate courses in architecture, has been released today (Friday,  3 May). Candidates, who appeared for the exam conducted by the Council of Architecture, New Delhi, can view their results on the official website nata.in. Candidates can also access the score card here. [caption id=“attachment_5646901” align=“alignleft” width=“380”] NATA 2019 results to be out soon.[/caption] The NATA is a national level examination for admission to undergraduate courses in Architecture and is conducted by the National Institute of Advanced Studies in Architecture. The results will be released for the first attempt of NATA 2019. The first aptitude test was conducted on 14 April, 2019. The final answer key has already been released by the Council of Architecture. The examination was conducted in two shifts – the first shift was from 10 am to 11 am and the second shift from 11.15 am to 1.15 pm. The total marks in the examination were 200. The registration process for second attempt of NATA 2019 will end on 12 June and the exam will be conducted by the authorities on 7 July. The result for the second attempt is expected to be declared on 21 July, 2019. The timing and the examination pattern will be the same as the first. Steps to check NATA Result 2019: Step 1: Visit the official site nata.in. Step 2: Click on ‘NATA Result 2019’ link available on the home page Step 3: A new page will open where candidates will have to enter their registration number and other details Step 4: Click on submit Step 5: Your result will be displayed on the screen Step 6: Download it and take a print out of the same As has been observed over the course of the past few weeks, the dates and times of result announcements have been frequently changed around. The information above has not been independently verified. However, this article will continue to be updated to reflect official updates as and when they come in.