Architecture in Mumbai

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Tasbiya Khan

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Generally, no, since architecture admission requires Mathematics as a compulsory subject in 12th grade. Commerce or Arts students without Maths are usually not eligible for B.Arch programs. 

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Tasbiya Khan

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Mathematics is a compulsory subject for architecture admission in almost every Mumbai college. Interestingly, Physics and Chemistry are usually not essential, unlike engineering admissions. Students must also complete 12th grade with a minimum aggregate score, which varies by college. This makes architecture a good option for students who are strong in Maths but not necessarily science-heavy subjects.

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Tasbiya Khan

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No, JEE Main is not strictly mandatory for architecture admission in Mumbai. Admissions to B.Arch programs in Mumbai colleges typically accept either JEE Main Paper 2 or NATA conducted by the Council of Architecture.

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Tasbiya Khan

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Sir J.J. College of Architecture is widely regarded as the top architecture college in Mumbai. Its strong legacy, distinguished faculty, and rigorous curriculum make it a dream destination for aspiring architects. Getting in is highly competitive, so a strong NATA score is a must.

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Mohammad Sufyaan

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Hey Advait, as you have asked for a college in Mumbai for Architecture based on your rank here are some colleges :

Sir J.J. College of Architecture

Rizvi College of Architecture

Pillai College of Architecture (PICA)

I.E.S. College of Architecture

Dr. Baliram Hiray College of Architecture

 

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Suryansh Singh

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These are some of the few colleges out there for courses in architecture.

1. Sir J.J College of Architecture, Mumbai
2. Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, [NMIMS] Mumbai
3. AnjumanIIslam's Kalsekar Technical Campus School of Engineering and Technology, [AIIKTCSET] Mumbai
4. Padmashree Dr DY Patil University, [PDDYPU] Mumbai

Also, I would recommed you to join some other online courses related to your field for better.

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Bhawna Kumari

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The highest-paying job at Pearl Academy is a Assistant Vice President with a salary of INR 20.2 Lacs per year. The top 10% of employees earn more than INR 16.30 Lacs per year. The top 1% earn more than a whopping INR 49.60 Lacs per year. But with comparison with NIFT, NIFT is far better option compared to Pearl Academy. NIFT is a National Institute, which provides more exposure and advantages. NIFT offers better alumni base than Pearl.

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Mohan Sarkar

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As an AI language model, I don't have access to real-time information on the current placement scenario at Pearl Academy in Mumbai. However, I can provide some general information about placements at the academy. Pearl Academy is known to have a good placement record for its Interior Architecture and Design (IAD) programme. The academy has an active placement cell that assists students in securing internships and employment opportunities. The academy has a strong network of industry partnerships with leading design firms, which provides students with access to relevant and exciting job opportunities. Many alumni of the academy have gon
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Archit Jat

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Now that I've admitted it, I'd want to inform you of some general information. Excellent infrastructure (much is under development), mediocre personnel, the bulk of students are from Punjab (about 50%), there are enough canteens, and extracurricular activities are not prioritised.
Regarding the specific stream (b. Arch) you questioned.
First, the positives: fantastic placement programme, strong infra, lots of site visits and excursions, population from most Indian states.
Negatives include overcrowding, bad management, mediocre employees from the neighbourhood, subpar hostel accommodations, and a lack of a feedback system for when student
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