KL University launches B.Arch Program; Admissions through NATA

Applications for the B.Arch program are open, with entrance exams like NATA (National Aptitude Test in Architecture) serving as a gateway

KL University (deemed-to-be university) has announced the launch of its Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch) program for the 2025–26 academic year. The announcement highlights the program’s studio-based learning, expert mentorship, and real-world exposure, positioning it as a transformative opportunity for aspiring architects.

The B.Arch program at KL University is designed to blend creativity with technical proficiency, preparing students to address contemporary architectural challenges. The curriculum emphasizes hands-on learning through design studios, where students develop projects ranging from residential complexes to urban masterplans.

“Our goal is to transform visionary designs into reality, equipping students to shape sustainable and inclusive spaces,” said Dr. A. Anand Kumar, Dean of the School of Architecture at KL University. The program also incorporates emerging technologies like parametric design and green building techniques, aligning with global trends in sustainable architecture.

Mentorship is a cornerstone of the program, with faculty comprising seasoned architects and industry practitioners. Students gain real-world exposure through internships with leading firms and site visits to iconic projects, such as Hyderabad’s sustainable urban developments. The university’s partnerships with organizations like the Indian Green Building Council (IGBC) ensure graduates are industry-ready, capable of securing roles as architectural designers, urban planners, or sustainability consultants.

Applications for the B.Arch program are open, with entrance exams like NATA (National Aptitude Test in Architecture) serving as a gateway. Prospective students can explore details at kluniversity.in or contact the admissions office at admissions@kluniversity.in. As KL University continues to promote its architecture programs, it is poised to contribute significantly to India’s architectural landscape, fostering professionals who can design for a sustainable future.

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