Architecture faculty

The MRNAT exam score is accepted by the Manav Rachna Faculty of Architecture and Design. The Manav Rachna Faculty of Architecture and Design offers entrance-based undergraduate and graduate degrees. A valid MRNAT exam score is required for admission to both UG and PG degrees, including BDes, MSc Interior Design, and BSc Interior Design. Faculty of Architecture and Design MRIIRS admission process for BArch is subject to a valid score in NATA, SAT or JEE Main Paper-II. The Manav Rachna Group of Institutions administers the Manav Rachna National Aptitude Test, or MRNAT as it is more often known, for admission to undergraduate and graduate programmes.

According to updated information in the month of August, admissions to all courses at the Manav Rachna Faculty of Architecture and Design were open for the 2023 academic year. Interested candidates can inquire by going to the college's official website. Upon payment of the application fee, candidates must visit the MRIIRS (deemed university) official website and complete the form. All undergraduate and graduate programmes have entrance requirements. Here are the specifics:

Faculty of Architecture and Design MRIIRS admission process for BArch is subject to a valid score in NATA, SAT or JEE Main Paper-II.

For all the remaining UG and PG programmes such as BSc in Interior Design, BDes and MSc Interior Design, admission is subject to a valid score in MRNAT exam.

The admissions process for all programmes offered by the Faculty of Architecture and Design MRIIRS is done online. Applicants must go to the MRIIRS (deemed University) official website, complete out the form, and pay the application fees. All undergraduate and graduate programmes have entrance requirements. Here are the specifics:

A valid score from the NATA, SAT, or JEE Main Paper-II is required for admission to the Faculty of Architecture and Design's MRIIRS for the BArch programme.

Admission to all remaining undergraduate and graduate degrees, including the BSc in Interior Design, BDes, and MSc in Interior Design, is contingent upon obtaining a valid MRNAT exam score.

Candidates must also fulfil the minimal eligibility requirements established by MRIIRS (deemed-to-be University) in order to be considered for admission to UG and PG courses.

Yes, the Manav Rachna Faculty of Architecture and Design accepts the MRNAT score. All undergraduate and graduate programmes at the Manav Rachna Faculty of Architecture and Design are entrance-based. Admission to both UG and PG degrees, including BDes, MSc Interior Design, and BSc Interior Design, is contingent upon obtaining a valid score on the MRNAT exam. For admission to undergraduate and graduate programmes provided at Manav Rachna University and Manav Rachna International Institute of Research and Science (MRIIRS), the Manav Rachna Group of Institutions administers the Manav Rachna National Aptitude Test, or MRNAT as it is more often known. Every year, there is an entrance exam at the national level.

Shiksha has provided an analysis comparing the fees, placements, cutoffs, reviews, seats, courses, and other features of the Amity University Gurugram B.Sc. in Interior Design programme with the Faculty of Architecture and Design B.Sc. in Interior Design programme. Amity University Gurugram has received a 4.0 out of 5 star rating from 17 actual, confirmed students. One of the course's highlights at the Faculty of Architecture and Design is the opportunity to graduate with a Diploma in interior design and decoration after meeting the requirements for two years. The second or third year of MRIIRS's B.Sc. programme in interior design is when students can enrol in Algonquin College; MRIIRS credits will be transferred to Algonquin College.

Students can choose from UG and PG degrees offered by the Faculty of Architecture and Design, including BArch, BDes, MSc Interior Design, and BSc Interior Design. One of the college's signature courses is the B.Arch. BArch is a five-year course that has 40 total seats. 6 of these are allocated for candidates who are non-resident Indians (NRIs), while 34 are reserved for Indian candidates. There is a 30-students intake for the four-year BDes programme. 40 students are accepted into the three-year, six-semester Bachelor of Science in Interior Design degree. There are 20 seats available in the two-year postgraduate MSc Interior Design curriculum.

Students can choose from UG and PG degrees offered by the Faculty of Architecture and Design, including BArch, BDes, MSc Interior Design, and BSc Interior Design. The B.Sc. in Interior Design is the only specialisation available in the BSc programme at the Manav Rachna Faculty of Architecture and Design. Six semesters make up the three-year duration of a B.Sc. programme in interior design. There are 40 students enrolled in the course overall. The MRNAT is the qualifying entry exam. Passing a Class 12 or equivalent test with at least a 50% aggregate in five subjects—English being a required subject—is the primary requirement for admission to the course.

The MRIIRS (deemed-to-be university) Faculty of Architecture and Design (FAD) is a department that provides UG and PG programmes in the discipline of architecture. The college has received a "A" accreditation from NAAC and is approved by the Council of Architecture for BArch programmes. It has constructed a good infrastructure facility with labs and studios, lecture halls, library services, computer labs, and modern software to provide its students with the most engaging learning environment possible. Students can choose from UG and PG degrees offered by the Faculty of Architecture and Design, including BArch, BDes, MSc Interior Design, and BSc Interior Design.

Under MRIIRS (deemed-to-be University), the Faculty of Architecture and Design (FAD) is a department that provides UG and PG programmes in the subject of architecture and design. The college holds a "A" grade from the NAAC and is approved by the Council of Architecture (for BArch). It is situated on the MRIIRS-deemed-to-be University campus in Faridabad, Haryana. The college's official reports state that the institute offers a variety of workshops, seminars, and courses to introduce students to many facets of architecture and design. It has constructed a state of art infrastructure with computer labs, lecture halls, libraries, and studios and labs.