College of Architecture, Bharati Vidyapeeth M.Arch Courses and Fees 2025

The fee for M.Arch at College of Architecture Bharati Vidyapeeth is around:

- The fees charged for the two year programme is INR 2,50,000 per annum respectively.
- Total: INR 5,00,000

This includes:

- Tuition fees: Rs 2,00,000 per annum
- Development fees: This is INR 30,000 per annum only.
- Other fees (exam, library, etc. ): INR 20,000 per annum (<—Based on the updated price list in the website).

Note: These charges are different according to the type of management, NRI or general, fees as charges are subjected to change. Because of this it is advisable to visit the college’s website or you could as well contact the colleges for the actual fees.

Candidates must have completed a Bachelor of Architecture degree or an equivalent programme approved by the Council of Architecture in order to be considered for admission to the Master of Architecture (M.Arch) program. Candidates from SC/ST categories may be exempt from this requirement if they receive at least 45% of their undergraduate degrees in those categories. To be eligible for admission, students must also pass an entrance exam. Students who pass the admission test and fulfill the required academic criteria are guaranteed to be well-prepared for advanced study in architecture.

Depending on a candidate's abilities, level of preparation, and familiarity with the exam format, the BVP CET (Bharati Vidyapeeth Common Entrance Test) can be challenging for different people to pass. Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed University administers the BVP CET entrance test, which is required for admission to a number of undergraduate and graduate programs in disciplines like engineering, medicine, business, law, etc.
Success in the BVP CET demands, as with any competitive exam, good time management throughout the test, consistent practice, comprehension of the subject, and extensive study. With respect to the amount of competition and the variety of subjects covered in the test, some students might find it difficult, but with enough planning and commitment, others might find it doable.