The Council of Architecture conducts the National Aptitude Test in Architecture in the form of 3 tests every year. The NATA Phase 3 test was conducted on August 7th, for which the results will be published online. 

• When will it be published?: Tentatively, it was said NATA Phase 3 results will be declared on August 16th, 2022. You can visit the official website, enter your login credentials and view the results. You can also download your scorecard by clicking on the direct link provided in the post below.

• What is the number of candidates?: 6290 candidates took the NATA Phase 3 Test out of a total of 9499 candidates registered for the First Shift, and 6237 candidates took the Test out of 8482 candidates registered for the Second Shift. Thus, 12527 candidates took the NATA Phase 3 Test at the designated Test Centers out of a total of 17981 registered candidates.

Read more to know everything after you appeared for the exam.

How to Check NATA Phase 3 Result 2022?

Through this article will be able to check their NATA 2022 Phase 3 results online by following the steps mentioned below: 

• Visit the official website of NATA.
• On the homepage, click on the "NATA 2022 Result" link
• Enter your login credentials and click on submit
• The scorecard shall be displayed on the screen.
• Download the scorecard and take a printout for future reference.

Direct link to NATA Result 2022

Also read: NATA Cut Off 2022

NATA Phase 3 Result Dates 2022 

Check out the table below to know all the important events related to the National Aptitude Test in Architecture Result.

NATA Phase 3 2022 Result Scorecard

• The scorecard has details regarding the marks obtained in the exam and rank secured in the exam, your roll number/ application number, and date of examination.
• The scorecard will be in the percentile score based on the cutoff and tie-breaking score.

Details Mentioned on NATA Phase 3 Result 2022 Scorecard

As per the official notice, the NATA scores are valid only for a year.

The elaborated details that are mentioned on the scorecard are as follows:

• Name
• Date of Birth
• Father's Name
• Registration Number
• Gender
• Category
• Roll Number
• Qualifying Marks
• Qualifying Status
• Percentile Marks

Also read: NATA Counselling Procedure

What After NATA Results 2022?

What happens after the NATA result 2022 is out is as follows:

• The exam conducting body will declare the cut-off marks within a week after the release of the results.
• The counseling process takes place in which you are allotted to several colleges according to the merit list.
• The merit list is prepared according to your performance and marks secured in the exam.

NATA Qualifying Marks 2022

Though there is a minimum qualifying mark for the NATA Exam, each college will have a separate category-wise Cut Off for admission into B.Arch courses.

Check out the table below to know the minimum qualifying marks required to clear the entrance exam. The NATA Merit list 2022 highest marks depend on the difficulty levels. 

Also read: Colleges Participating in NATA 2022

NATA 2022 Merit List

After the declaration of the NATA 2022 result, the Council generates the final declaration as per the NATA Merit List. 

• The merit list is prepared based on the performance in the exam.
• You are required to score minimum qualifying marks to get shortlisted for the NATA Counselling Process.
• If you and another person get the same marks, tie-breaking standards would be applicable to determine your rank on the merit list.
• If a tie after the application is still mentioned in the tie-breaking rule of a NATA Result 2022 standard, then the same rank will be allotted to the respective students.

Tie-Breaking Rules for NATA Result 2022

The Council of Architecture will publish a unified NATA rank list in 2022 via online mode. During the merit listing process, every aspirant will get a unique rank.

If more than one person gets the same overall marks, the tie-breaking rule will apply:

• Those who have secured more marks in the Mathematics test component are given a higher rank if this is similar then;
• Those with less number of  wrong answers in the Mathematics test component will get a higher preference if the tie still exists then;
• Then the overall marks secured in the Aptitude test component will be considered. If the tie persists, then;
• Those who have fewer wrong answers in the aptitude test component will get a Higher preference. If the tie continues to exist, then;
• Aspirants with an earlier date of birth are given a better rank/score in the exam.