NATA 2025 Paper Analysis - Section-wise Difficulty Level, Expected Cutoff, Chapterwise Weightage

NATA Paper Analysis 2025

NATA 2025 paper analysis for each phase of the exam will be available on this page. The NATA 2025 exam will be held in 2025 in two shifts. Based on the initial reactions of the students, and the question paper the analysis will be determined. Candidates can follow this page for NATA paper analysis 2025 to ascertain the overall and subject-wise difficulty level of the paper, the types and nature of the questions asked, and so on. 

NATA 2025 Paper Analysis

NATA 2024 Exam Analysis

The paper analysis for NATA 2024 will help candidates identify the exam's difficulty level, important topics asked in the test, section-wise weightage, expected good attempts etc.

Check out the subject-wise paper analysis for the NATA exam 2024 conducted on April 6 & 7, 2024 here.

NATA 2023 Exam Analysis

The table below showcases information on NATA 2023 question paper analysis along with answer keys and solutions.

NATA 2022 Exam Analysis

Candidates can check the previous year's NATA exam analysis here.

NATA 2021 Exam Analysis

The detailed question paper analysis for NATA 2021 exam has been updated here. The overall difficulty level of Phasees 1 & 2 was moderately easy. The paper was majorly focused on Aptitude and Logical Reasoning. Candidates can download the PDF of memory-based questions by clicking on the links below.

NATA 2020 Exam Analysis

NATA 2019 Exam Analysis

The National Testing Agency (NTA) successfully conducted the NATA 2019 exam on April 14, 2019. The July NATA exam was conducted on July 17, 2019. As per the initial reactions, most of the candidates found the paper to be lengthy. Many students struggled to complete the Maths section. The General Aptitude section was found to be slightly easier, whereas Drawing was moderate in terms of difficulty level. Overall, NATA in the first slot seemed lengthy. The level of difficulty for the exam was moderate to tough. The NATA result for the April session was announced on May 3, 2019.

Mathematics Section

The NATA 2019 Mathematics section consisted of questions from algebra, trigonometry, coordinate geometry, matrices, statistics, probability, equations of circles and calculus. According to the test takers, the questions were predictable and easy. There were no surprises as such in the NATA 2019 Mathematics section. On average, the candidates could attempt 15 questions out of 20 questions asked in this section. The candidates were expected to score at least 25 marks out of 40 in the NATA 2019 Mathematics section.

General Aptitude Section

The NATA 2019 General Aptitude section questions were based on syllogism, puzzle solving, inferential reasoning, critical reasoning, statement assumption & conclusion, visualizations etc. The test takers felt that the section consisted of tricky questions which consumed a bit of their time. The candidates with good analytical skills could solve a maximum of 32 to 34 questions out of 40. The candidates were expected to score somewhere between 40 to 50 marks in this section which if the trends are to be followed, is decent.

Drawing Section

This section consisted of two questions of 40 marks each to check the freehand drawing capability, understanding of proportionality and visualization ability of the candidates. Those with a fair bit of knowledge regarding two-dimensional and three-dimensional figures could score at least 50 marks out of 80 in this section.