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NATA Score and Cutoff Calculator

Your B.Arch cutoff is your 12th marks converted to 200 plus your NATA score out of 200, a total out of 400. Enter your board marks and NATA scores to get it instantly, with your board’s real maximum marks and the better of two NATA attempts. Then see the colleges that matched that score last year, from real TNEA, KEAM and JoSAA allotments.

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How it works

How the NATA Score and Cutoff Calculator works

  1. Enter Board Marks

    Pick your board. Its usual maximum fills in (CBSE 500, Tamil Nadu 600, Maharashtra 650 and so on); change it if your board counted different subjects. Then type the marks you scored.

  2. Add NATA Scores

    Enter your NATA Part A (drawing, out of 80) and Part B (MCQ, out of 120). Took NATA twice? Add the second attempt and the better one counts.

  3. Get Your Cutoff Score

    Your marks are converted to a score out of 200 and added to your best NATA score out of 200, giving your cutoff out of 400. It also checks the 45% rule for 12th.

  4. See matching colleges

    Tap "See colleges" to ask Aintra, with your score filled in. It lists colleges whose closing mark or rank you beat in TNEA, KEAM or JoSAA, with the year and round as the source.

Board marks

12th marks converted to 200, board by board

Your 12th marks count for 200 of the 400. The formula is marks scored ÷ board maximum × 200, so the same percentage gives the same score on every board. The table shows 85% on each board.

85% in 12th, converted to a score out of 200
BoardUsual maximum85% isOut of 200
CBSE500425170
ICSE / ISC500425170
Tamil Nadu State Board600510170
Karnataka PUC600510170
AP / Telangana (IPE)600510170
Kerala HSE600510170
Maharashtra HSC650553170.15
West Bengal (WBCHSE)500425170
UP Board600510170
Bihar (BSEB)500425170
Rajasthan (RBSE)500425170
10+3 Diploma1000850170
Other Board500425170

Real data

Last year’s closing marks for B.Arch

These are the lowest scores that actually got a seat, from the official allotment lists. Compare them with your cutoff out of 400. Updated 26 October 2026.

TNEA B.Arch 2025: top colleges by General (OC) closing mark
CollegeCityOC closing mark (of 400)
School of Architecture and Planning, Anna UniversityChennai285
PSG Institute of Architecture and PlanningCoimbatore280.33
Thiagarajar College of Engineering (Autonomous)Madurai274
Measi Academy of ArchitectureChennai273.4
RVS Padmavathy School of ArchitectureTiruvalluvar269.33
C.A.R.E. School of ArchitectureTrichy256.33
Rajalakshmi School of ArchitectureChennai248.2
CAAD-Chennai Academy of Architecture and DesignChennai242
Sigma College of ArchitectureKanyakumari241
School of Architecture, Coimbatore Institute of Engineering and TechnologyCoimbatore237.4
KEAM B.Arch 2025: top colleges by State Merit closing rank
CollegeTownClosing rank
College of Engineering, Thiruvananthapuram (CET)Thiruvananthapuram54
Government Engineering College, ThrissurThrissur107
Government Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology, KottayamKottayam203
T K M College of Engineering, KollamKollam204
MES School of Architecture, KuttippuramKuttippuram483
College of Architecture Trivandrum (CAT)Thiruvananthapuram532
Avani Institute of Design, KozhikodeKozhikode596
SEED - APJ Abdul Kalam School of Environmental Design, ErnakulamErnakulam780
KMCT College of Architecture, ManasseryManassery799
TKM School of Architecture, Ezhukone, KollamEzhukone877

Your community category and the round change what you can get. Ask Aintra with your score to see every college that matches, with its source.

Features

Key features

  • Board Marks ConversionAutomatically converts your 12th board marks from any board (CBSE, ICSE, State) to the standardised /200 scale used by colleges for cutoff calculation.
  • Multi-Attempt SupportEnter scores from both NATA sessions. The calculator applies the best-score logic used by counselling bodies to determine your strongest attempt.
  • Category-wise CutoffsView cutoff thresholds for General, OBC, SC, ST, and EWS categories based on actual previous year admission data from 500+ colleges.
  • Historical Cutoff DataCompare your score against cutoff trends from 2020 to 2025. See how cutoffs have changed year over year for different college tiers.
  • College Tier MatchingGet matched to realistic college tiers: IITs and SPAs (150+), NITs (130-150), top state colleges (110-130), and private colleges (below 110).
  • Eligibility VerificationChecks the 45% minimum in 12th used for B.Arch admission and flags it before you apply.

Understanding NATA Cutoff Scores

The NATA cutoff score determines which architecture colleges you can apply to. Most colleges calculate cutoffs using a combination of your 12th board marks (converted to /200) and your NATA score (out of 200), giving a total out of 400. Different colleges and counselling bodies may weight these differently, but the 50:50 split is most common.

For NATA 2026, the exam is scored out of 200 marks across three sections: Mathematics (20 MCQs worth 40 marks), General Aptitude (40 MCQs worth 80 marks), and Drawing (2 questions worth 80 marks). Students can take NATA in two sessions, and the better score is considered for admissions.

Top government colleges like IIT Kharagpur, IIT Roorkee, and SPA Delhi typically require a combined cutoff above 300/400, which translates to NATA scores above 150. NITs like NIT Trichy and NIT Calicut have cutoffs in the 260-300 range. Good state architecture colleges admit students with cutoffs between 220-260, while private colleges start from 180-220.

Our cutoff calculator does the math for you. Enter your board marks and NATA scores, and it shows your combined cutoff, percentile position, and which college tier you qualify for. The calculator handles board marks conversion automatically, so you get accurate results regardless of whether you studied under CBSE, ICSE, or a state board.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

The cutoff score is typically calculated as: (12th board marks converted to /200) + (NATA score out of /200) = Total out of 400. Different counselling bodies may use slightly different formulas, but this 50:50 weightage is the most widely used. Our calculator handles the board marks conversion automatically.

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