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rahul r
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Toughness of a course mostly depends on the aptitude of the candidate and their ability to read and understand a course better than the other. It is mostly a state of mind. Diploma in architecture is as tough, if not tougher than its counter part (Diploma in Civil engineering). Architecture is of 5-5.5 years duration wheres a B.Tech in civil engineering is of 4 years duration.
You should pursue a course which you feel comfortable doing/studying, and where your interest lie. Regards.
You should pursue a course which you feel comfortable doing/studying, and where your interest lie. Regards.
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Piyush Gupta
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The candidate must have completed class 10th with 60 percentage marks. And, completed class 12th with 60 percentage marks. No exam is required.
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rahul r
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The cut offs for the current year cannot be predicted, these are released only once the counselling is over. The cut offs are based on the number of seats and the number of B.Arch Colleges. However, you can make certain predictions as to what college you can get by comparing your cut off with the cut offs of various colleges from previous years.
The necessary criteria is to get at least 80 on 200 in your NATA exam and the rest 200 is based on the average of PCM (Physics, Chemistry and Maths). So your final cut off would be out of 400.
The necessary criteria is to get at least 80 on 200 in your NATA exam and the rest 200 is based on the average of PCM (Physics, Chemistry and Maths). So your final cut off would be out of 400.
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Sumit Dubey
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You should definitely go with MITS, because it is highly reputed college of Central India and have better placement record.
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rahul r
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Future scope after B.Arch:
India is growing in infrastructure. Architects are required in all field of constructions such as dams, bridges, buildings, etc. are required. But competition is still stiff. The career opportunities for these architects is growing due to the boom in the infrastructure sector.
Many higher study options are there for the B.Arch graduates. These graduates can apply for CEED which is the qualifying exam for higher study in design, during the final year itself. This also provides a scholarship. Another option is the Master's degree in architecture. The graduates who have completed their B.Arch can join for this.
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India is growing in infrastructure. Architects are required in all field of constructions such as dams, bridges, buildings, etc. are required. But competition is still stiff. The career opportunities for these architects is growing due to the boom in the infrastructure sector.
Many higher study options are there for the B.Arch graduates. These graduates can apply for CEED which is the qualifying exam for higher study in design, during the final year itself. This also provides a scholarship. Another option is the Master's degree in architecture. The graduates who have completed their B.Arch can join for this.
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