Admit Card, Answer Key and Results
Results and Scorecard
NATA 2027 status (checked 15 October 2026): The Council of Architecture has not yet released the NATA 2027 information brochure. Wherever this page refers to NATA 2026, the information is from the previous cycle and is given for reference only. It may change for 2027.
Key Takeaways
In 2026, there was no minimum raw score to qualify.
A non-zero percentile on the final scorecard meant a candidate qualified.
NATA 2026 scores were valid for the 2026–27 session.
NATA 2027 Result
NATA results are published on the official website, nata.in. Candidates can download their statements of marks and final scorecard from their login. The NATA 2027 result dates have not been announced.
How to Check the NATA Result
Visit nata.in.
Log in with your registered username and password.
Download the statement of marks for each attempt.
Download the final scorecard once it is released.
Details on the NATA Scorecard
Candidate details
Raw score (out of 200)
Percentile (Phase 1 final scorecard, 2026)
NATA Score Calculation (2026)
Item | Phase 1 | Phase 2 |
|---|---|---|
Attempts allowed | Up to two | One |
Score used | Better raw score of the two attempts | Raw score of the single attempt |
Percentile | Yes, calculated after all Phase 1 sessions, relative to all examinees | No; raw score only |
Used for | Centralised admission process (CAP) | Vacant seats after CAP rounds |
Admitting authorities could use either the best raw score or the percentile when preparing their merit lists.
NATA Qualifying Criteria
In 2026, no minimum raw score was prescribed for qualifying. A candidate qualified if the final scorecard showed a non-zero percentile.
NATA Score Validity
NATA 2026 scores were valid for the 2026–27 academic session. The 2026 brochure also set rules on earlier scores. For example, a valid NATA 2025 score remained usable in 2026–27 only if the candidate had not been admitted using it and did not take NATA 2026; taking two NATA 2026 attempts made the 2025 score invalid. The NATA 2027 validity rules will be confirmed in the new brochure.
Qualifying Score vs Admission Cutoff
Qualifying NATA only makes a candidate eligible to be considered. Each state authority or institute prepares its own merit list and closing scores, which can be much higher than the qualifying level. Eduspray publishes cutoff information only from official sources.
What Happens After the NATA Result?
Register with the state counselling authorities and institutes you want to apply to.
Keep your scorecard and original documents ready for verification.
Follow each authority's schedule for merit lists, choice filling and seat allotment.
Read more: NATA Counselling and Admission.
Can NATA Scores Be Revalued?
The 2026 brochure does not describe a revaluation process. The Council's records were retained for only 90 days after results were declared, so any query should be raised promptly through the official helpdesk.
Pro Tip: Qualifying is only the first step. Track the merit lists of the authorities you apply to, as their closing scores can be much higher.
Official Website
For the latest NATA information, refer to the official resources:
NATA website: https://www.nata.in
Council of Architecture: https://www.coa.gov.in
NATA 2026 information brochure (previous cycle): Download PDF
Candidates should verify every detail on the official website before registering or paying any fee.
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