“NATA 2023 Exam 4 Results are available,” reads the official website. Candidates can access their results by entering the login details and at the login window of the portal.
NATA Test 4 was conducted on September 17, 2023 and the answer key for the same was published on the official website on September 19, 2023. Candidates can refer to the below-mentioned step-by-step guide to download the scorecard online.
How to download NATA 2023 Exam 4 Result?
Step 1: Visit the official website at nata.in
Step 2: Click on the link displayed “NATA 2023 Exam4 Results” on the homepage.
Step 3: A new window will appear, key in your login credentials such as Application No. and Password.
Step 4: Your NATA 2023 Exam 4 Scorecard will be displayed on the screen.
Step 5: Download the result and take its printout for further reference.
Direct Link: Download Scorecard
NATA 2023 Test 4 Scorecard: Details Mentioned
Candidate’s name: Your full name as registered for the NATA exam.
Parent’s name: The name of your parent or guardian.
Gender: Your gender, as indicated during the application process.
Category: Your category, which may include information like General, SC (Scheduled Caste), ST (Scheduled Tribe), OBC (Other Backward Classes), or any other applicable category.
Date of birth: Your date of birth as per official records.
Roll number: The unique identification number assigned to you for the NATA exam.
Application number: Your application or registration number used during the application process.
Marks Obtained: The marks you scored in the NATA exam.
Qualifying status: Whether you have qualified for the NATA exam or not. This indicates whether you have met the minimum required marks to pass the exam and possibly secure admission to architecture programs.
For additional details and further information related to NATA Test 4 results, candidates are advised to check out the official website of CoA.
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