The wait is finally over! The Council of Architecture (CoA) has officially announced the NATA 2025 results today, bringing excitement, relief, and a flurry of emotions for thousands of aspirants across the country.
Whether you’re celebrating a great score or planning your next steps carefully, this guide covers everything you need to know — from how to check your results to what comes next. Let’s dive in!
What is NATA? A Quick Overview
The National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA) is a national-level entrance exam conducted by the Council of Architecture (CoA) for admission to undergraduate architecture programs (B.Arch) across India.
Unlike traditional entrance exams that focus heavily on academics, NATA tests candidates on their drawing and observation skills, sense of proportion, aesthetic sensitivity, and critical thinking ability.
- Exam Pattern:
NATA 2025 was conducted in multiple sessions this year, offering flexibility to students.
The test included questions on drawing, cognitive skills, visual perception, and logical reasoning. - Eligibility:
Aspirants need at least 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics combined, along with 50% overall in their 10+2 exams.
NATA 2025 Result Announcement Date
The NATA 2025 results were officially declared on April 29, 2025 on the Council of Architecture’s official website.
Candidates who appeared for Phase 1 can now view and download their scorecards.
How to Check Your NATA 2025 Result
Checking your result is simple! Here’s a quick step-by-step guide:
- Visit the official NATA website: nata.in
- Click on the link that says “NATA 2025 Result – Phase 1”.
- Enter your Application Number and Password/Date of Birth.
- Your NATA 2025 scorecard will appear on the screen.
- Download and print the result for future reference.
Tip: Save a soft copy and take multiple printouts — you’ll need them during counseling and admissions!
Key Statistics: Pass Percentage, Toppers, and Trends
- Overall Pass Percentage:
This year, the overall pass percentage stood at 72.4%, slightly higher than last year’s 70%. - Top Scorers:
- All India Topper: Arnav Mehra from Mumbai, scored an impressive 157 out of 200.
- Second Rank: Riya Sharma from Delhi with 153 marks.
- Third Rank: Pranav Joshi from Bengaluru with 150 marks.
- Trends Noticed:
- A significant improvement was observed in the drawing and visual reasoning sections.
- Students who focused on conceptual understanding rather than rote learning scored better.
Expert Insights:
According to education experts, students who practiced timed mock tests and focused on honing their creative skills performed noticeably better.
Student Reactions: A Mix of Emotions
Social media is buzzing with reactions:
- Many students expressed happiness and relief after seeing their scores.
- Some candidates felt that the logical reasoning section was tougher than expected.
- A few aspirants are considering appearing for the second phase to improve their scores.
Here’s what a student shared:
“The paper was challenging, but fair. I’m happy with my result and looking forward to the next phase!” – Simran Patel, Ahmedabad
Next Steps for Aspirants: What Should You Do Now?
Here’s a quick checklist for what you should be doing post-results:
1. Check Eligibility for Counselling
Many institutes (like SPA Delhi, CEPT University, etc.) use NATA scores for admissions. Check their official websites for eligibility criteria and deadlines.
2. Prepare for Counseling
- Keep documents like NATA Scorecard, 10+2 Marksheet, ID Proof, and Passport Photos ready.
- Research your preferred colleges and their cut-offs.
3. Consider Re-evaluation (If Needed)
If you feel your scores do not reflect your performance, you may apply for re-evaluation within the prescribed timeline.
4. Plan for Phase 2 (Optional)
If you wish to improve your score, you can register for NATA Phase 2. Better scores between the two phases will be considered for admission.
Helpful Tips for Students Based on Trends
- Practice Time Management:
Students who completed their papers calmly performed better. Practicing under timed conditions can give you an edge. - Focus on Creativity and Clarity:
Strong visual thinking and clear drawing techniques were rewarded in the exam. - Stay Updated:
Keep checking official websites of top architecture colleges to stay informed about counseling dates.
Final Words: Stay Positive and Plan Smartly!
Remember, whether you have scored high or feel you could have done better, this is just one milestone. Architecture is a field that demands creativity, passion, and persistence.
Stay motivated, trust your journey, and keep learning and growing.
Congratulations to all successful candidates and good luck to those preparing for Phase 2 or upcoming admission processes!