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NATA 2023 Last-Minute Tips, Important Topics - National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA) is one of the most popular architecture entrance exams in India conducted by the Council of Architecture (COA) for admission into the B.Arch courses. The NATA 2023 exam is scheduled to be conducted across 3 Phases on April 21, 2023, May 28, 2023 and July 9, 2023. Since maximum architecture colleges grant admissions based on NATA scores, lakhs of students appear for the entrance examination every year. Keeping in mind the high competition level of the NATA 2023 entrance examination, candidates need to be prepared well in advance so that they are able to secure good marks in the examination.

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NATA 2023 Highlights

Candidates can check the highlights of NATA 2023 from the table given below.

NATA Last Minute Preparation Tips

With only a few days left for the NATA 2023 exam, most of the students might wonder how to revise the important topics and increase their speed within such a short time? Consistent preparation on the part of the candidates is key to success in the examination.

Last-minute preparation is not meant for learning new topics which were unclear as it might lead to more confusion and hamper the overall preparation. Candidates should thoroughly revise the topics that they have studied minutely during their preparation. Solving previous year’s NATA question papers is an effective way to enhance one’s time management capabilities for the final examination.

Be Creative

As we talk about NATA, candidates should know that creativity is the key. Candidates must be adept in practicing drawing as sketching is the key to this entrance test. Candidates should practice sketching as much as they can in order to enhance their skills.

Time Management

The paper of NATA is long and tricky and candidates need to make sure that they are able to speed up their writing skills accordingly. One of the best ways to enhance speed is by solving more and more questions from the previous year's papers and attempting mock tests.

Divide the Sections

Firstly, candidates need to segregate the important topics based on their difficulty level in order to analyze how much time it would take for them to attempt the sections. Candidates should always focus on attempting the sections that they find easier first before moving to the difficult topics. It is possibly one of the best ways to attempt the NATA 2023 exam paper.

Practice with Sample

How Scores Are Calculated for the GATE Exam - The GATE 2023 exam was conducted on February 4, 5,11,12, 2023. The GATE 2023 result has been declared on March 16, 2023. The Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) 2023 was conducted in multiple sessions and time slots for 29 subjects. Some GATE courses, such as mechanical, computer science, civil engineering, and electrical, will be evaluated in more than one session. GATE is one of the most popular entrance exams in India to get admission into various postgraduate programs in IITs, NITs, IIITs, and PSU jobs. The GATE 2023 normalisation technique is used to generate an unbiased score because the level of difficulty of the same paper conducted in two slots may differ.

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To determine a score that is equal to the level of difficulty, the exam authorities will employ a normalisation procedure. The candidates' score out of 1000 will subsequently be determined using the normalised score from the GATE 2023 exam. The GATE score of a candidate is the number of points earned out of a possible 1000. Students frequently question how the GATE is normalised and how scores are determined. To learn more about GATE normalisation and GATE score calculation, continue reading.
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About GATE Normalisation Process 2023

GATE 2023 papers will be conducted in multiple sessions. Different sessions will have different levels of difficulty for the GATE paper. Hence, in order to conduct a fair examination and evaluate a fair cutoff score, the normalisation process will be done. Often candidates who have appeared for the exam get confused as to how the normalisation process is done and how is the final score calculated for GATE. This article will demonstrate the formula and process for the GATE normalisation process to help students get an idea about the same.

Difference Between GATE Score and Normalised Score

The GATE score and the normalised score are not the same and are calculated using different formulas and processes. Below given are some of the points which demonstrate how the GATE score differs from the normalised score:

• While the GATE score is done for all the papers and is reflected on the scorecard of GATE, the normalised score is only calculated for the papers conducted in multiple sessions and are reflected through the GATE result.

• The examination board does not use the normalised score to calculate the final marks of the candidate. The GATE score is used to calculate the final marks.

• While all the candidates who have appeared for GATE 2023 can avail of the normalised score, only the qualified students can avail of the GATE score.

The below section will demonstrate the detailed process of the GATE normalisation process, along with the formula used to derive the normalised score for GATE.

The Formula for GATE Normalisation Process

The standard deviation and variance formula is used for calculating the normalised score for the candidates appearing in the multi-session papers of GATE.

The actual formula which is used to calculate the

List of Alternative Options for M.Tech Admission: Around 8 to 10 lakh students appear for one of the biggest postgraduate engineering exams in India - GATE every year and it is a no brainer that not all of them are going to secure a seat in their desired colleges. The Reason? Well, first of all, there are a limited number of seats available in the GATE participating colleges. Second, the competition is pretty stiff. Even though some GATE rank holders are picked up by various PSUs, the seat to student ratio of the participating colleges is pretty low. 

So what happens to those students who are unable to clear GATE 2023? Does their road end here? Well, here we come aboard with this piece containing the list of alternatives for M.Tech aspirants who are unable to clear the GATE examination. This article contains a list of all the popular state-level M.Tech entrance exams as well as some popular self-financing M.Tech colleges and their admission processes. 

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Alternative Options for M.Tech Admission in India 2023

This section comprises a list of all the state-level M.Tech admission entrance exams that the candidates who could not qualify for GATE can appear in - 

State-Level M.Tech Admission Tests

Entrance Test	Eligibility Highlights	Application Fee (in INR)
Karnataka PGCET	A B.E/B.Tech degree from a recognized university At least 50% aggregate marks in the qualifying degree exam	Gen/OBC - 650/- SC/ST/Category I - 550/-
Tamil Nadu Common Entrance Test (TANCET)	A B.E/B.Tech degree from a recognized university Bachelor’s degree format accepted are 10+2+3, 10+2+4 and 10+2+2+1 At least 50% aggregate marks in the qualifying exam	Gen - 600/- SC/ST/SCA (from TN) - 300/-
CUCET	A relevant bachelor’s degree from a recognized university (B.E/B.Tech) At least 55% aggregate marks in the qualifying exam	Gen/OBC/EWS - 800/- SC/ST - 350/- PwD - N/A
AP PGECET	B.E/B.Tech degree in a relevant discipline from a recognized university At least 50% aggregate marks in the qualifying exam Minimum age should be 21 years	SC/ST - 500/- Others - 1000/-
March 17, 2023 0:38 AM Colleges Accepting GATE Score in India Colleges Accepting GATE Score in India: Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) is an examination that is conducted every year for the admission to Master of Engineering (M.E)/ Master of Technology (M.Tech)/ Ph.D. courses. Every year, lakhs of aspirants take GATE examination. The score of GATE examination is also helpful for Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs) to recruit the students. Therefore, qualifying GATE not only enables the students to get admission to various courses but also will enhance the chances to be recruited by PSUs. The examination was also conducted in some foreign cities. The result of GATE 2023 exam has been released on March 16, 2023. Also read: GATE 2023 Paper-Wise Qualifying Marks for General, EWS, OBC, SC, ST PwD (Out): Check cutoff here GATE 2023 Result  GATE 2023 Toppers List  GATE Result 2023 Announced - Top 8 Opportunities after GATE 2023 Result   CollegeDekho brings you the list of colleges accepting GATE score in North, South, East and West India. Colleges Accepting GATE Score in North India: - Name of the Institution Location of the Institution Delhi Technological University Delhi Jamia Millia University Delhi Kurukshetra University Hissar (Kurukshetra) National Institute of Technology Srinagar Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya Indore Aligarh Muslim University Aligarh Barkatullah University Bhopal Bhilai Institute of Technology Durg Jabalpur Engineering College Jabalpur Guru Nanak Dev Engineering College Ludhiana Also read: - Marine Engineering: Career Guide, Exams and Colleges Colleges Accepting GATE Score in South India: - March 17, 2023 0:26 AM GATE Result 2023 Announced - Top 8 Opportunities after GATE 2023 Result Top 8 opportunities after GATE 2023 Result: Being one of the most popular and competitive entrance exams in India, the prospects after the GATE exam are naturally diverse. Every year, candidates from science and engineering background prepare well in advance for the GATE entrance examination with the motive of getting themselves enrolled into the postgraduate programmes offered at prestigious institutes of the country including IITs, IISC etc.  Depending upon the marks secured by the candidates in the GATE examination, they can take a call about their institute of preference for admission. If you are able to crack the GATE 2023 exam with a good score, there will not be any dearth of opportunities for your future prospects. In this article, we will take a look at the top 8 areas which you can explore after your GATE 2023 result. Higher Studies If you have qualified the GATE 2023 examination with a good score, the best possible option for you is to opt for M.Tech/ M.E programmes at the top institutes such as IITs, NITs or IISC. You can make a decision about the institute of your preference depending upon your specialization, GATE 2023 score and academic inclination. There are various private as well as government engineering institutes across the country which grant admission to candidates based on their GATE rank. Depending upon your rank and score in GATE 2023, you’ll be eligible for stipend and other benefits during the tenure of your Masters degree course. The job opportunities for a M.Tech/ M.E postgraduate are plenty with attractive salary packages ranging from 8 to 30 LPA. Research The validity of the GATE scorecard is for 3 years. If you are passionate about your subject and seek to explore it further, then you can opt for further research after the completion of your M.E./ M.Tech. The prospects of research holds great promise if developed properly. Research is a time-consuming endeavor which demands consistent efforts and determination on the part of the researcher. Candidates are required to apply for research at the concerned institutes and clear different stages involving interviews to be eligible to pursue research. Candidates are provided stipend for their research work. Research work involves intense struggle but ensures a healthy and high standard of living. Teaching Profession Many educational institutions across the country look for postgraduate engineering students for recruitment as teachers and professors at the campus. Applying for faculty positions at eminent colleges and universities will be suitable for you provided you are academically inclined. You can secure employment in the roles of a teacher, lecturer or professor depending upon your academic qualifications and the requirements of the particular institutes. There are a number of private institutes in India which provide guidance to the aspiring candidates of GATE examination. You can surely apply for employment in such a role at the GATE coaching institutes provided you have a good score in the GATE examination. Joining Private Sector  The private sector in India is booming with multiple companies emerging frequently which offer considerable pay packages to their employees along with other benefits. Companies which have their basis on the technical aspects often prefer candidates with a valid M.Tech/ M.E degree via GATE exam. Companies such as Samsung, Google, Maruti and Tata amongst others often recruit engineering candidates having a valid Masters degree. Candidates with a Masters degree will have an added advantage over B.Tech graduates in terms of their salary packages when it comes to employment in the private sector. Study Abroad A valid score in the GATE examination comes in handy in case you want to pursue your higher studies at foreign universities. For instance, a good score in GATE is considered to be a barometer for admission at the prodigious institutes of Singapore. A 90 or higher percentile in GATE can help you secure admission into postgraduate engineering degrees offered at institutes such as National University of Singapore (NUS) and Nanyang Technological University (NTU, Singapore). 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