more-in The anxiety of many architecture seat aspirants who had appeared for the National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA) did not end on Tuesday when the re-valuation results were out. Several students told The Hindu that their marks had not changed even after re-valuation. “We were asked to pay for re-valuation and told that we would get our results in 10 days. But our scores have not changed,” a student said. Another student, who had signed an online petition questioning the criteria used in evaluating the papers, said that despite students raising their voice against the criteria, nothing appears to have changed. The Council of Architecture, in a press release earlier this month, had stated that they had decided to allow the candidates to ‘file review of scores awarded to them with a view to ensure that no meritorious or deserving candidate is put to any inconvenience or deprived of justice due to technical glitches, if any’. The NATA is a gateway to obtain a seat in architecture colleges across the country.

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