Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch.) 

at Crescent School of Architecture, Vandalur

The eligibility criteria for admission to B.Arch at Crescent School of Architecture:-

• Candidates are selected through counselling based on the rank secured in the National Aptitude Test in Architecture (NATA) and in the qualifying examination.
• Cleared 10+2 (HSC/ CBSE /ISC etc.) or any other equivalent examination with a minimum aggregate of 50% of Marks in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.English should be one of the subjects of study.
• A minimum score with pass in NATA and a minimum aggregate of 50% marks in the qualifying examination.
• Age Limit : date of birth should fall on after 1st July 2002.

Yes, After clearing the entrance exam you need to pay INR 50000 as an advance for admission which will be subtracted from your actual fee that you need to pay as a college fee.

But a bitter fact is that they will not return you the money that you pay during admission. 

You must think twice or thrice before paying the admission fee,

But there is a another way where you can hold your seat by paying some particular amount of money stating that you have a shortage of money.

Not like other colleges in crescent all type of scholarships provided by either government or corporate organizations is accepted and if you are a Muslim then you will have an access to a tons of scholarships in the nation scholarship portal (NSP). 

Yes, the admissions had started at the month of March itself, it goes till July so if you're not yet applied for the entrance exam kindly apply as soon as possible.

Just study physics, chemistry and maths from your 12th book and that's enough.

You can see the portion details in the official Crescent website.

It will be a online Proctocored exam and you need to answer some 120 questions in 2 hrs .

It is enough to get a pass mark in this entrance exam as your admission process and fee depends on your previous grade mark.

But the seats in CSE might get filled as you are late but don't hesitate to take IT as it's also good as CSE.

All the best.

The main thing every students wishes before joining the college is Freedom.

 B. S. Abdur Rahman Crescent Institute of Science and Technology is the perfect place where a student gets a freedom by which he can achieve greater heights,

The term freedom means that you are not pressured to study but the staffs will help you to study on the go and get good marks.

Crescent has a club named CIIC where a person can transform his/her idea into a real world entity.

Apart from studies crescent campus has 3 canteens and 2 cafeterias which provide you with a good quality of food at a affordable price.

Numerous events and workshops are conducted which enables a person to upskill himself/herself and find their talents.

There are several hostels near B. S. Abdur Rahman Crescent Institute of Science and Technology but very less PG's near college. In Urapakkam there were 5 to 6 PG's with wi-fi, AC and food facilities but the rent is too high. KPS women's hostel is situated near the college. PG's are available in Tambaram from where you need to travel 20 minutes to reach the college. By analyzing those scenarios we can conclude that those who prefer to study their graduate in crescent can chose to stay in the college hostel which provides good facilities and costs lesser than other PG's

Actually, this is a hypothetical question but I will try to answer.

Obviously, the Computer Sciencecourses are always the best.

B. S. Abdur Rahman Crescent Institute of Science and Technology provides various CSE courses like :

B.Tech. Artificial Intelligence and Data Science

B.Tech. Computer Science and Engineering

B.Tech. Computer Science and Engineering (Cyber Security)

B.Tech. Computer Science and Engineering (Internet of things)

B.Tech. Information Technology.

These courses are best as of the current technological world and as of placement opportunities.

If you are good at architecture then you can choose B.Tech design which is a rare course and Crescent provides quality education in that field.

M.Arch is not just about design, it is about solving real world problems creatively. You will need both technical and soft skills to excel in this field:

Below mentioned is the list of technical skills that you need to learn:

• AutoCAD, Revit, SketchUp
• Rhino + Grasshopper (parametric design)
• GIS and BIM tools
• Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator)
• Climate-responsive design software (Climate Consultant, Ecotect)

Here are some of the Soft Skills:

• Critical thinking and spatial imagination
• Communication (to present your ideas clearly)
• Teamwork and collaboration
• Problem-solving (especially in urban contexts)
• Research and academic writing (especially for thesis)

Pro tip: Learn one 3D tool and one BIM tool deeply during M.Arch as it sets you apart from the crowd.

In India, the starting salary for an architect is approximately INR 2.1 Lakhs (roughly $17.5k/month). A minimum of one year of experience is needed to become an architect. In India, the highest M Arch pay is up to 40 Lacs per year. But only seasoned architects with a solid track record should apply. In India, the average M Arch pay is about 7 Lacs per year. An M Arch graduate's pay will vary according to their experience, skills, and place of employment, among other things. Architects who operate in big cities like Delhi or Mumbai typically make more money than those who work in smaller locations.