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Preeti DivekarI work as an architect and voice over artist.

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First, type of colors, drawing according to a situation given, 3D visualisation shapes and 3D forms. etc. which you will find in NATA syllabus. If you have done the elementary exam before, it would be easier. You can practice by arranging daily objects and composing frames and trying to sketch them. Also, pay attention to the details of maintaining proportions relatively big person small children, refrigerator iPad. Maintaining proportions can be acquired by practice. Daily sketching really helps. Also, observing things around people will surely help for good visualisation.

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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)

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As its name suggests, landscape architect are the one who makes the strategy, models and plans to make the landscape projects of public places, college campuses, office premises, etc. The role of a landscape architect is very calm and introspective. You have to work with the team of professionals of this field (viz, hydrologist, civil engineers, building architect, etc.) to execute the plan by taking the government policies and rules into consideration. As per the latest government data, that employment rate of landscape architect is expected to grow at 5% in the coming decade. The major crucial challenge in this field is writin
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Viswanathan DOld, simple and helping nature

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No, you can get admission in JJ College for Architecture as it only offers admission through MHTCET window.

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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)

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The role of structural engineering is somewhat as similar to civil engineering. The job profile typically includes calculating the load/stress/tension on the structure by checking material strength. They have to ascertain that if the structure can function safely, researching design options and documenting the research results for project lead engineers and assuming the role of lead engineer for the assigned project. The role of structural engineers is very challenging. Their typical duties include the directing and supervision other engineer and drafter and seating up the coordination with other professional (like civil enginee
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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)

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The work profile of town planner is really hectic. Being the town planning officer you have to work in a very diversified area. Your major work profile will be of developing the park in a sustainable way. Redesigning the street structures, creating energy efficient and affordable homes (generally by using the solar power). Timely submission of the status reports to higher management to seek guidance and hearing concern. Nowadays, the challenges are occurring in this field because of lack of knowledge and lack of sufficient work experience in this sector. You need to have some sort of skills in order to overcome the regular minor
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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan

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M.Planning is a post graduate degree programme in planning which is a 2-year course. The opportunities available for M.Plan graduates are more higher than a B.Plan. They can also get paid more. However, the job profiles are similar, which includes: 1)Town planner 2)Urban planner 3)Transport planner 4)Planning engineer 5)Structure architect 6)Building inspector
Government sector: Government Departments related to Urban and Town planning, Government operated Housing schemes, Government Transportation Projects (Highways, Railways and Metros etc.), Government Construction and rehabilitation projects, PWD job posts, Municipal Corpora
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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)

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These two streams are self-explanatory about the career. The scope is all made by you and your future goals. In residential architecture, you will learn about the making and designing of residential complexes or buildings. In this feild, you will be assigned by the projects of giving artistic creativity to the homes. If you are an expert in this feild, you can be easily hired by some gain residential builder like SuperNova, Aajnaara, Gaurs, Metropolitan, etc. These companies require Residential architecture in bulk. On the other hand, the expert in Industrial Architecture will be hired by the companies like SuperNova Office Spac
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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)

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Landscape architecture was a great and fruitful sector but in past times. Earlier, there was very lesser concentration om the internal look of an infrastructure. What all matters is the area and location along with atmospheric /environment conditions of the area which constitutes the landscape. But now, the things have changed. People are nowhere asking to beautify the interior look of the house, building, villas and bungalow. Hence, the necessity of an interior designer is rapidly increasing with every passing year. And, this is also the reason that why this field is considered as ever increasing. In India and the western count
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Shamsul HusainInspired by nature, it's originality and style.

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It is not possible via distance mode. Regards.

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Siddharth BhardwajQuantitative Analyst (Credit Risk)

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Whether doing Master of planning via distance mode is beneficial or not is depends upon your graduation profile. I will suggest you to go for Master of Planning through distance education only if you have sufficient work experience in this field. Dear, if you have done your Bachelors (in Planning) through regular mode and after passing your graduation if you do have good number of years for work experience in this field. Then, you can take distance education as an option for you. Because now, you have appropriate knowledge of this field. But if you are lacking in any one of the conditions, don't go for correspondence. Regular mo
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